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THE CASCADING FAILURES BEHIND ONE OF THE WORST BUILDING COLLAPSES IN U.S. HISTORY: Engineers are still investigating the collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida, but early findings shed light on a risk facing poorly constructed residential and office buildings.

  • Source: Popular Mechanics. March-April, 2024, p58, 9 p.

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The bomb detective.

  • Source: Popular Mechanics. April, 2017, Vol. 194 Issue 4, p104, 4 p.

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The big bust

  • Source: Esquire. Feb, 2017, Vol. 167 Issue 1, p102, 8 p.

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After violence, the possibility of healing: coming face-to-face with the people whose horrifying crimes forever altered their lives, some victims are finding a measure of peace, control, and resolution. So--surprisingly--are some criminals. Jan Goodwin reports on the fast-growing nationwide movement known as restorative justice.

  • Source: O, The Oprah Magazine. April, 2004, Vol. 5 Issue 4, p230, 8 p.

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Danger below: mining in deep underground chambers filled with explosive methane and massive machines is dangerous work. But it doesn't have to be deadly. PM investigates the real price of coal.

  • Source: Popular Mechanics. September 1, 2010, Vol. 187 Issue 9, p74, 7 p.

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The man who would fall to earth: from approximately this altitude, this man will step from a pressurized capsule and drop twenty-three miles toward earth. In thirty-five seconds, he will become the first human to free-fall through the sound barrier. What happens after that, nobody knows

  • Source: Esquire. August, 2010, Vol. 154 Issue 1, p84, 11 p.

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The Congressman's secret: long before Eric Massa scandal broke, Eric Massa carried the lonely burden of another secret that, if revealed, would turn his world upside down. An extraordinary look inside the mind of a man in the crisis of his lifetime

  • Source: Esquire. June-July, 2010, Vol. 153 Issue 6-7, p94, 7 p.

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Toyota's woes.

  • Source: Popular Mechanics. May 1, 2010, Vol. 187 Issue 5, p138, 4 p.

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Something in the sky: what were the speed-shifting, color-morphing UFOs that mystified hundreds of eyewitnesses around Stephenville, Texas, last January? Optical illusions? Secret military operations? Alien spaceships? PM investigates.

  • Source: Popular Mechanics. March, 2009, Vol. 186 Issue 3, p54, 13 p.

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The six-letter word that changes everything: Michael Hensley ordered a sniper under his command named Evan Vela to kill a man on the field of battle. Vela is in prison. Hensley is not. And a question persists: for a soldier at war, what is the difference between killing and murder?

  • Source: Esquire. July, 2008, Vol. 150 Issue 1, p80, 12 p.

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