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The Shapes and Colors of a Near-Death Experience

Near-death experiences are more common than many of us might think: Some studies estimate that between four and eight percent of the global population has had one, as have up to 23 percent of cardiac arrest survivors . These journeys into the borderlands of consciousness tend

Lawmakers collaborate to expand veteran dental care access

Reps. Jack Bergman (R-Mich.) and Herb Conaway (D-N.J.) outlined policy solutions to address barriers veterans face in accessing dental care during a Thursday event hosted by The Hill. The “Strengthening Dental Care for Veterans” virtual event, sponsored by CareQuest Institute

Pete Hegseth Pins Medal on Soldier Who Yelled At Him

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has awarded the soldier who loudly scolded him and his entourage for disturbing the peace at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Veteran’s Day. “We love soldiers. We love standards. Well done, Specialist. Carry on Patriots,” Hegseth wrote in a post

No, AI agents did not discover a previously unknown Maya site

Armed with a team of AI agents, Google researcher Pietro Miotti claimed earlier this week to have discovered a potentially unmapped Maya site in Mexico. There was just one problem: The site had already been discovered and was published in an academic journal last year. The

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