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Nov 06 • 6 months ago

Why being too attractive can hurt fitness influencers

The "beauty backfire effect" is especially strong in the fitness space. ...

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Nov 04 • 6 months ago

Disruption to science will last longer than the US government shutdown

The consequences of the shutdown extend far beyond a lapse in funding. ...

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Nov 02 • 6 months ago

NASA test flight seeks to help bring commercial supersonic travel back

The X-59 has successfully completed its inaugural flight. ...

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Nov 01 • 6 months ago

Inside the marketplace for vaccine medical exemptions

Frontline Health Advocates provides medical exemption notes—for a fee. What exactly are they selling? ...

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Oct 25 • 7 months ago

Whale and dolphin migrations are being disrupted by climate change

Marine mammals are being forced into new and more dangerous waters, scientists warn. ...

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Oct 21 • 7 months ago

Anti-vaccine activists want to go nationwide after Idaho law passes

The Idaho Medical Freedom Act makes it illegal to require anyone to take a vaccine. ...

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Oct 11 • 7 months ago

How close are we to solid state batteries for electric vehicles?

Superionic materials promise greater range, faster charges and more safety. ...

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Oct 11 • 7 months ago

Apple ups the reward for finding major exploits to $2 million

With bonuses, maximum rewards can be as high as $5 million. ...

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Oct 11 • 7 months ago

Boring Company cited for almost 800 environmental violations in Las Vegas

Violations include digging without permits and dumping wastewater into storm drains. ...

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Oct 07 • 7 months ago

Natural disasters are a rising burden for the National Guard

New Pentagon data show climate impacts shaping reservists’ mission. ...

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Oct 07 • 7 months ago

OpenAI, Jony Ive struggle with technical details on secretive new AI gadget

ChatGPT maker working with former Apple design boss to launch personal assistant. ...

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Oct 04 • 7 months ago

Illinois utility tries using electric school buses for bidirectional charging

School buses are usually parked when the grid is under its biggest strain. ...

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