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No-lockdown Sweden broke with most of the world and didn't require face masks. Those who wear them say they're treated with suspicion and abuse.
Sweden never locked down or had a mask mandate. It only recommends people wear them during rush hou…
Sinéad Baker
Scientists have finally figured out what caused the largest volcanic eruption in human history
"This rock type also often contains a lot of water, which may be released into the magma, producing…
Lindsay Dodgson
Early dinosaurs laid leathery, soft-shelled eggs, new research shows — shattering our understanding of dinosaur evolution
Until now, all dinosaur eggs found around the world have had hard shells, suggesting that these ani…
Aylin Woodward
Owning a dog may protect your kids from an exhausting chronic disease
Tove and others don't know exactly why frolicking with Fido or farm animals early in life protects …
Julia Calderone
There's one really good reason middle-class Americans should hope Trump fails on tax reform
"Our findings suggest that tax progressivity changes influence pre-tax income inequality," economis…
Pedro Nicolaci da Costa
The Taliban just took a shot at America's top general in Afghanistan and barely missed, the latest sign the US is losing the war
But civilian casualties are reaching unprecedented levels in Afghanistan, a sign of how unstable th…
John Haltiwanger
A study of 3.4 million people suggests dog owners are less likely to develop heart disease
Senior study author Tove Fall said the link might be due to the fact that dog ownership gets people…
Hilary Brueck
11 people in Sweden told us what it's like living in one of the few countries with no compulsory coronavirus lockdown
Sweden refused to implement a lockdown and left schools and restaurants open, relying on people to …
Sinéad Baker
The world hasn't been this deadly since the end of the Cold War
"Due to the escalation of several conflicts and the extreme violence in Syria, the number of battle…
Bob Bryan
Sweden never locked down and isn't testing widely for the coronavirus. Residents with COVID-19 symptoms say they feel invisible.
Swedish residents with coronavirus symptoms say it's difficult to receive medical care without defi…
Aria Bendix,Sinéad Baker
10 people in Sweden told us their trust in the government is dwindling as it pivots away from its no-lockdown coronavirus policy
Business Insider spoke to ten people in Sweden about their reaction to the country's COVID-19 pande…
Sophia Ankel,Sinéad Baker
Not getting enough sleep might be way worse for you than we thought
Christopher Payne, a professor of human molecular genetics at Northwestern's Feinberg School of Med…
Lydia Ramsey
Losing Sleep Makes You Buy Higher-Calorie Food
"We hypothesized that sleep deprivation's impact on hunger and decision making would make for the '…
Jennifer Welsh
Sweden's renegade COVID-19 policy looks like a disaster — but the country is quietly determined to see it through despite the cost in lives
Sweden avoided a full lockdown, but it now has a higher death rate than its neighbours and its econ…
Sinéad Baker
This Cryptic Internet Scavenger Hunt Has Baffled Cyber Experts For Two Years
After a designated number of solvers visited the address, the website shut down with a terse messag…