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Judge Lets Jury See the Gun and Notebook in Luigi Mangione’s Murder Trial but the Feds Just Lost Their Biggest Bargaining Chip

By Terrina Jairaj May 19th
Things We Saw Today: Even Allergic, This Scientist Found an Innovative Way To Save the Bees

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 22nd
These Have To Be the Most Epic Dungeons & Dragons Dice Ever

By Kaila Hale-Stern Oct 24th
Things We Saw Today: This Adorable Halloween Google Doodle Is Making Us Cry Spooky Tears

By Vivian Kane Oct 31st
Things We Saw Today: Jack Russell Pops Balloons in Real-Life Pac-Man Course

By Charline Jao Aug 29th
Monday Cute: New Zealand Penguin Named Bagpipes Receives Prosthetic Foot

By Charline Jao Jun 6th
Things We Saw Today: The Glass Ceiling, A (Fake) Board Game for Girls

By Maddy Myers Mar 30th
This 3D-Printed Line of Dresses Make For Stunning Futuristic Couture

By Maddy Myers Mar 24th
KIDMob’s Superhero Cyborgs Teaches Kids to Design Prosthetics

By Charline Jao Feb 1st
Things We Saw Today: The What We Do in the Shadows Sequel Has the World’s Best Title

By Carolyn Cox Jan 26th
3D Printed Paws Help Derby the Dog Reach His Full Height

By Maddy Myers Jan 4th
“Unseen Art” Recreates Classical Art With 3D Printing for the Blind and Visually Impaired

By Charline Jao Nov 30th
Two German Teenagers Built A Low-Cost, Eye-Controlled Wheelchair

By Maddy Myers Sep 8th
Things We Saw Today: Harley Quinn Was Supposed to Be On Arrow!

By Teresa Jusino May 25th
UK Toy Company Aims to Represent Disabled Kids in New Line of 3D-Printed, Customizable Dolls

By Carolyn Cox May 18th
Little Girl’s Amazing 3D-Printed Arm Only Cost $50

By Alvina Lai Apr 6th
8th Graders Craft Frozen-Inspired Prosthetic Hand for Little Girl

By Alvina Lai Mar 16th
Monday Cute: Miniature Pony Gets His Own Stable Periscope So He’s Not Lonely

By Sam Maggs Mar 2nd
Things We Saw Today: An Up-Themed DogHouse Perfect for the Dug in Your Life

By Victoria McNally Feb 20th
3D Printed Rainbow Hummus Is Here, Doesn’t Need to Justify Itself to You

By Carolyn Cox Feb 17th