Who Was First in Flight? This 1925 Scientific American Piece Dives into a Museum Disagreement
This episode of Science Quickly goes on an archival adventure in Scientific American’s July 1925 issue...
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Cubie Hernandez
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As rates dip and policy shifts, is the housing market about to wake up again?
It’s been a strange season for the housing market, caught somewhere between post-pandemic exhaustion and pre-election caution. And yet, in
Evan Ackerman
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Video Friday: This Quadruped Throws With Its Whole Body
Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We also
Tyisha Pingree
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Key GOP centrist Rep. Don Bacon will not seek reelection
Nebraska Republican Rep. Don Bacon will not seek reelection and plans to retire at the end of his term, according
Will Izuchukwu
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Top 5 Political Memecoins To Watch In June 2025
Political-themed memecoins are a hot trend, blending crypto hype with election fever and internet humor. These “PolitiFi” tokens often surge
Sara Merican
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Squid Game’s uneven season 3 leaves the door wide open
The third and final season of the industry-defining Squid Game confidently delivers each new round of the deathly games with
Joan Catt
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Landmark deepfake law aims to give Danish citizens legal control over their digital identity
Denmark has proposed sweeping legislation to curb the rise of AI-generated deepfakes, positioning itself as a leader in European digital
Oluwapelumi Adejumo
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Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Calls Out Flaws in Current Digital ID Frameworks
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin advocates for a pluralistic identity model that embraces multiple forms of verification to preserve user choice
Dead members of Congress can’t stop posting
The accounts for recently deceased lawmakers have continued to post on social media, highlighting how little official policy there is
Russell Contreras
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Attacks on Muslims flood mainstream after Mamdani win
Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary triggered a wave of Islamophobic attacks — including from sitting
