5 h. ago 'You feel a sense of belonging' | Afghan refugees reflect on past four years in US

'You feel a sense of belonging' | Afghan refugees reflect on past four years in US  WTHR

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5 h. ago Team USA Captures Two Wins on Day Three of 2025 World Boxing Championships

Team USA Captures Two Wins on Day Three of 2025 World Boxing Championships  USA Boxing

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13 h. ago Photos released of suspect who allegedly blew up ATM in Woburn

The FBI is searching for a masked man who dropped an explosive device at a drive-through ATM in Woburn early Thursday morning. The post Photos released of suspect who allegedly blew up ATM in Woburn appeared first on Boston.com.

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16 h. ago Engineers design origami structures that change shape and stiffness on demand

Princeton engineers are twisting, stretching and creasing structures to create a new type of origami, one that changes its shape and properties in response to changing circumstances. The new method could be useful for prosthetics, antennas and other devices.

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31 h. ago Google Gemini dubbed ‘high risk’ for kids and teens in new safety assessment

Google's Gemini comes up short on kids' safety, says Common Sense Media.

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31 h. ago Using marijuana to cope with stress or trauma may backfire, studies warn

Cannabis users with childhood trauma experience worse paranoia effects, according to new studies, as researchers warn against self-medicating with marijuana.

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33 h. ago New Barkhausen noise measurement system unlocks key to efficient power electronics

Soft magnetic materials can be easily magnetized and demagnetized, which makes them a key component in electrical power devices, such as generators, transformers, and amplifiers. As power electronics advance toward high-frequency operation, demand is growing for low-loss soft magnetic materials.

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36 h. ago Where AI models fall short in mimicking the expressiveness of human speech

It's not just what is said but how it's articulated that shapes the meaning of human communication, and people use intonation to highlight the most important part of a sentence. Take, for instance, the sentence "Molly mailed a melon." If someone asks, "Who mailed the melon?" people are most likely to stress "Molly mailed a melon." If someone inquired what Molly did with the melon, it would be "Molly mailed a melon." If the question was what Molly mailed, the response is "Molly mailed a melon."

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40 h. ago Republican doctors clash with RFK Jr over vaccines in tense Senate showdown

Republican doctors in the Senate, including Sens. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., and Bill Cassidy, R-La., challenged RFK Jr.'s vaccine stance during a heated committee hearing.

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46 h. ago Ungoverning America: The Logic Behind Trump’s Assault on the Administrative State

Ungoverning America: The Logic Behind Trump’s Assault on the Administrative State  Foreign Affairs

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46 h. ago Viral video captures brawl at the Alaska State Fair; Bystander helps disarm one person involved

Viral video captures brawl at the Alaska State Fair; Bystander helps disarm one person involved  Frontiersman

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48 h. ago Police: Suspect caused ATM explosion in Woburn, prompting FBI investigation

The ATM was damaged from what appeared to be a pipe bomb or “unknown destructive device,” police said. The post Police: Suspect caused ATM explosion in Woburn, prompting FBI investigation appeared first on Boston.com.

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54 h. ago Congress takes aim at 'cashless bail disaster' with new White House

The White House supports legislation to eliminate cashless bail in the capital and other jurisdictions, with bills led by Sens. Marsha Blackburn and John Cornyn.

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55 h. ago How American ingenuity led to the Frisbee, a worldwide sensation enjoyed by millions

Fox Nation's "Meet the American" Season 2 features a deep dive into how fighter pilot Walter Frederick Morrison invented the Frisbee after World War II.

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55 h. ago Flexible ergonomics: Researchers explore new computer mouse designs

Nearly six decades after its invention, the design of the computer mouse has remained largely unchanged—with serious consequences for users.

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56 h. ago Unlocking the power of passivation for perovskite silicon tandem solar cells

An international research team of photovoltaics scientists has taken a crucial step toward the industrialization of perovskite silicon tandem solar cells. They demonstrated that passivation of the perovskite top cell is possible in combination with textured silicon bottom cells featuring a large pyramid size, which is the current industry standard for solar cells.

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56 h. ago List reveals items FBI seized from John Bolton's home during raid

Court documents reveal the FBI seized multiple devices and Trump-related documents from former national security adviser John Bolton's home last month.

Events

57 h. ago Manna from Heaven: Judge Preserves Apple's $20 Billion Payday from Google

Although Google is being considered a major winner this week following a federal district court judge's antitrust ruling that analysts are calling a "slap on the wrist," Apple has emerged from the trial as another big winner. Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google can continue its lucrative search deals, used to lock it in as the default search engines for devices, including a $20 billion annual payment to Apple.  The post Manna from Heaven: Judge Preserves Apple’s $20 Billion Payday from Google appeared first on Breitbart.

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58 h. ago Should the Company Trucks Go Electric? Depends on When You Charge

A six-month experiment run by Ford and the Atlanta utility firm Southern Company used custom software to show that EVs can save businesses stress and money. It also exposed the tech’s limits.

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59 h. ago Hot Mic: Xi and Putin Discuss Using Organ Transplants to Achieve Immortality

While strolling down the red carpet at China’s massive World War 2 victory parade on Wednesday, Chinese dictator Xi Jinping and Russian warlord Vladimir Putin were caught on a hot microphone discussing the use of organ transplants to dramatically extend their lifespans. The post Hot Mic: Xi and Putin Discuss Using Organ Transplants to Achieve Immortality appeared first on Breitbart.

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