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CultureWhat the r/almosthomeless Subreddit Reveals
As wealth inequality rises, the r/almosthomeless subreddit provides a digital community for those facing housing instability.
CarsHitachi Energy transformer factory breaks ground
The Hitachi Energy transformer factory in Virginia is expanding to nearly double its workforce and meet demands.
TechWhy Rocket Lab Bought Iridium
Analyzing Rocket Lab and its $8 billion acquisition of Iridium as it aims to become a self-launching space superpower.
PolicyNortheastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act
A $5 billion water infrastructure plan for three tribes is stalled by Upper Basin states over water leasing concerns.
SpaceThe Nutrient Stewardship Programme Reality Check
How the proposed Nutrient Stewardship Programme aims to reward compliant farmers with fewer pollution inspections.
SecurityPost-quantum cryptography readiness for CISOs
The executive order mandates post-quantum cryptography readiness for organizations, setting firm 2030 and 2031 deadlines.
HealthVitamin B12 therapy shows promise for glioblastoma
A study in Oncoscience shows nitrosylcobalamin crosses the blood-brain barrier to target aggressive glioblastoma tumors.
Gaming10 Games That Make Exploration Feel Dangerous
From Minecraft to Elden Ring, these 10 titles turn the act of exploration into a high-stakes, dangerous gameplay experience.
ScienceThe Rise of Problematic News Consumption
As Problematic News Consumption rises, cognitive science reveals how human brains struggle with constant global news.
AIEverOS: Open Source AI Memory Runtime
EverOS, an open-source memory runtime for AI agents, stores memory as Markdown files, enabling procedural, self-evolving skills.
Biz & ITHarvard Housing Report: Middle-Class Homeownership Was a Historical Accident
A new Harvard study reveals that middle-class homeownership may have been an anomaly, driven by post-war conditions that are now gone.
