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July 7th, 2014 | Vol. 184, No. 1 | U.S.
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July 7, 2014
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BusinessEntertainmentPoliticsWorldOthers
Business
Business
Ask.fm: The Antisocial Network
Inside the dangerous online world kids can't quit
Entertainment
Entertainment
Thumbs Up For Roger
The late, great critic gets his own film doc
Entertainment
‘Booking’ Your Summer Travel
You may not be getting away this summer, but these books can take you places
Entertainment
7 Fabulous Summer Recipes from Writers We Love
Eat, drink, and enjoy a good book
Entertainment
A Little (Heavy) Light Reading
Politics
Politics
The Close Work of Diplomacy
Hillary Clinton's Hard Choices is a reminder that foreign policy wins take time and perseverance
World
World
Barrel Mania
The thirst for crafted hooch is fueling a coopering revival
World
Coalition of the Unwilling
The far right and far left increasingly agree (to hate) Wall Street, tax rates and trade
World
The Culture (26 Jun 2014)
World
Briefing (26 Jun 2014)
World
World (26 Jun 2014)
World
Milestones (26 Jun 2014)
World
What You Said About ... (26 Jun 2014)
World
How to Live Smarter
World
Tea Party Comes Up Short in A Bitter Mississippi Runoff
Others
This Startup is Trying to Create—and Control—the Internet of Your Home
Inside SmartThings' plan to revolutionize how we live, one connection at a time
Which Company will Control Your Home?
Much as Google and Yahoo rode search to billion-dollar empires, the firms that bring order to the “Internet” of your home are poised to revolutionize how we live—and make a fortune in the process. Here’s a look at where the major players stand
Nest CEO Tony Fadell on The Future of the Smart Home
The gadget whisperer is giving household objects a mind of their own
Meet the Regular People Living in America's Smartest Homes
The smart home is human
12 Smart Gadgets That Will Transform Your Home
5 Easy Ways to Hacker-Proof Your Home
Is This America's Smartest City?
A community in Austin tracks every watt of energy it uses—so the rest of us can live more efficiently
10 Gadgets Trying to Save the World
Forget Bluetooth-enabled toothbrushes and sensor-laden egg trays. The smartest smart gadgets may be the ones that are trying to save the world--or at least lower your energy bills. Here, we rank 10 of the most compelling contributions
This Floating City May Be The Future of Coastal Living
What Could Nest Make Next?
We asked professional designers to imagine the future of household gadgetry
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