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A year since MH370 vanished over the South China Sea, a million theories bloomed about the plane’s whereabouts. Will we ever find it?
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A chat with Alex Stamos, Yahoo’s chief information security officer, about his company’s new end-to-end e-mail encryption rollout.
It’s Not Over
The LGBT movement has claimed unprecedented victories in recent years, but the future of gay rights is far from inevitable.