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You can hold on to your butts thanks to DNA that evolved in fish

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White House officials reportedly frustrated by Anthropic’s law enforcement AI limits

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RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine delusions—not science—steer CDC now, ex-director testifies

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Why, as a responsible adult, SimCity 2000 hits differently

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Trump admin says Social Security database wasn’t “leaked, hacked, or shared”

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Gemini AI solves coding problem that stumped 139 human teams at ICPC World Finals

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After child’s trauma, chatbot maker allegedly forced mom to arbitration for $100 payout

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Trailer for Anaconda meta-reboot leans into the laughs

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Tesla Model Y door handles now under federal safety scrutiny

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Report: Apple inches closer to releasing an OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro

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China blocks sale of Nvidia AI chips

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New Amelia Earhart bio delves into her unconventional marriage

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iOS 26 review: A practical, yet playful, update

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A record supply load won’t reach the International Space Station as scheduled

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“China keeps the algorithm”: Critics attack Trump’s TikTok deal

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Repeat creepy meat problems at Boar’s Head plants draw congressional scrutiny

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An antidote to fat, heavy cars? Check out these lightweighting awards.

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Mods react as Reddit kicks some of them out again: “This will break the site”

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ChatGPT may soon require ID verification from adults, CEO says

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Verizon to offer $20 broadband in California to obtain merger approval

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Google’s experimental Windows app is better than Microsoft’s built-in search

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A new report finds China’s space program will soon equal that of the US

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How Nissan leveraged its driver assist to cut traffic jams

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When will Jaguar Land Rover restart production? “No one actually knows.”

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Millions turn to AI chatbots for spiritual guidance and confession

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Northrop Grumman’s new spacecraft is a real chonker

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RFK Jr. adds more anti-vaccine members to CDC vaccine advisory panel

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Google releases VaultGemma, its first privacy-preserving LLM

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Internet Archive’s big battle with music publishers ends in settlement

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What do people actually use ChatGPT for? OpenAI provides some numbers.

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Ars Live: CTA policy expert explains why tariff stacking is a nightmare

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Boeing faces $3.1M fine for door plug blowout, hundreds of safety violations

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macOS 26 Tahoe: The Ars Technica review

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Get into the cockpit as new crop of “Top Gun” pilots get their wings

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Will TikTok go dark Wednesday? Trump claims deal with China avoids shutdown.

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Parts shortage is the latest problem to hit General Motors production

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NASA closing its original repository for Columbia artifacts to tours

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China rules that Nvidia violated its antitrust laws

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The US is trying to kick-start a “nuclear energy renaissance”

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60 years after Gemini, newly processed images reveal incredible details

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Scientists: It’s do or die time for America’s primacy exploring the Solar System

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RFK Jr.’s CDC may limit COVID shots to 75 and up, claim they killed kids

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Modder injects AI dialogue into 2002’s Animal Crossing using memory hack

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Feds try to dodge lawsuit against their bogus climate report

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After Kirk shooting, Utah governor calls social media a “cancer.” Will we treat it like one?

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Electric vehicle sales grew 25% worldwide but just 6% in North America

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California bill lets renters escape exclusive deals between ISPs and landlords

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Education report calling for ethical AI use contains over 15 fake sources

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Over three decades later, Nintendo remembers the Virtual Boy exists

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New pathway engineered into plants lets them suck up more CO₂

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