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Journalist & author. Previously with The New York Times in London, Paris, Prague, Brussels, Queens. @WSJ, @FT, @UniofOxford alum. Author, The Last Job.
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Microbiologist Bryce Warner on his critical hantavirus research

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By Dan Bilefsky Verified
| Be Giant Verified
A hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship earlier this month has led to at least three deaths and 13 confirmed or probable infectionsamong passengers, including a case reported in Canada. It has also thrust the rare but potentially lethal virus under a global spotlight, reviving memories - and, in some quarters, fears - of another pandemic.
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How Korea Took Over the World

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By Dan Bilefsky Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Growing up in Toronto, Maggie Kang felt she needed to conceal her obsession with H.O.T., the mid-1990s idol group whose tightly synchronized choreography, chantable hooks and lurid crimson hair — sometimes topped with ski goggles — helped define the template for modern K-pop. “I had to hide that I liked K-pop,” says Kang, co-writer and co-director of KPop Demon Hunters. “Even my Asian friends thought it was lame.
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How Korea Took Over the World

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By Dan Bilefsky Verified
| Flipboard
1 day ago BTS is having their biggest comeback concert ever on March 20, but leader RM will unfortunately have to limit his performance. RM sustained an ankle injury during a performance rehearsal on Wednesday (March 19) ahead of the group’s highly anticipated concert at Seoul’s Gwanghwamun Square, BigHit …
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