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Pennsylvania Boy Holidaying on a New Jersey Beach Just Pulled a Prehistoric Treasure That Experts Say Shouldn’t Even Be There

By Terrina Jairaj Aug 20th
Doctors Gave Michiel Vandeweert Only 12 Years To Live, but the Content Creator Beat the Odds of His Rare Aging Disorder for Over a Decade

By Terrina Jairaj Aug 17th
Florida Officer Caught Using City Surveillance Tech To Track His Estranged Wife Over 700 Times, Burying His Trail With Fake Police Reports

By Terrina Jairaj Aug 15th
A Student Didn’t Trust His Chemistry Professor. Then She Started Talking About Motor Oil: ‘You Have Permission to Be You’

By Vanessa Esguerra Aug 11th
Prediction Markets Are Now Letting Users Bet on the Success of Life-Saving Medical Trials, and Doctors Warn It Could Invite a New Era of Sabotage

By Terrina Jairaj Aug 7th
Tech Industry’s ‘Rogue AI’ Problem Gets Worse As Meta’s AI Reportedly Hacked Another Company

By Terrina Jairaj Aug 6th
Cuts in Federal Funds Lead Scientists to OnlyFans to Boost Marmot Research

By Misty Layne Aug 4th
Previously Unknown 210-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Species Uncovered in Zimbabwe

By Misty Layne Aug 3rd
AI Companies Are Buying and Destroying Older Books at an Alarming Rate

By Misty Layne Jul 31st
We’re Living in the Sci-Fi Future We Feared

By Jessica Safavimehr Jul 30th
TikTok doesn’t create your anxiety, it just knows exactly how to keep feeding it

By Jessica Safavimehr Jul 26th
Six Belugas Finally Escaped Marineland’s Death Threat, but Their Move to US Tanks Is Sparking a New War Over Their Future

By Terrina Jairaj Jul 23rd
New Evidence From the Yucatán Crater Proves Dinosaur Extinction Was Triggered by a Specific Type of Meteorite Never Before Seen in Our Neighborhood

By Terrina Jairaj Jul 23rd
I Played Netflix’s ‘Unhinged,’ And It Made My Phone Feel Like The Scariest Part Of The Game

By Jessica Safavimehr Jul 19th
The Reality of Robot Supersoldiers Might Be Closer Than You Think

By Misty Layne Jul 18th
Researchers Are Not Thrilled About the Auction of ‘Gus,’ a Rare 67-Million-Year-Old T. Rex

By Misty Layne Jul 16th
As the Data Center Backlash Continues, New York Becomes the First State to Place a Moratorium on Their Construction

By Misty Layne Jul 15th
LA man Breaks Down Playstation’s Plan Step by Step. Then He Argues the Endgame: ‘$100 Games and You’ll Own Nothing’

By Teresia Gray Jul 15th
Sotheby’s Just Auctioned off a Prehistoric Predator for $50 Million, Igniting a Debate on Who Actually Owns Ancient History

By Terrina Jairaj Jul 15th
1,700-pound behemoth known as Contender resurfaces off the Eastern seaboard, but its latest signal leaves experts with a terrifying blind spot

By Terrina Jairaj Jul 13th