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Teenage Engineering’s first free product buys it new customers for under $9

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Where on the moon NASA places its nuclear reactor isn’t simple

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Cowboy culture is big. Can more-affordable boots make it even bigger?

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Biden-era AI safety promises aren’t holding up, and Apple’s the weakest link

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AI is already shaping the future . So why do so few of us get to decide what that future will be?

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The secret power of productive obsession

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Distance can help leaders make better decisions

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This trait in leaders makes employees three times more likely to lie

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We finance our disadvantages—and call it progress

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Companies have a role in stopping school shootings

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20 years after Katrina, collaboration matters

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A creative’s guide to community-building

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Why the NFL just put AI on its roster

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Hank Green’s passion project to help you stop scrolling is dominating the App Store

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A new FDA-approved device could change how Americans lose weight

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Spotify just turned your phone into a DJ booth

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Gavin Newsom’s Trump trolling is working. Here’s how we know

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Trump calls on Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook to resign over alleged mortgage fraud

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TSA adds new items to the banned list—and they might be in your bathroom

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Sony to raise PlayStation 5 prices in the U.S. amid tariff uncertainty

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Google’s Pixel 10 phones just got a long-overdue upgrade

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What you can do about the government data that’s disappearing

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How AI will radically change military command structures

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How this popular Parisian neighborhood is fighting overtourism and ‘Disneyfication’

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In Uvalde massacre lawsuit, Meta lawyer argues Instagram isn’t responsible for gunmaker’s posts

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Zillow changes course on home prices: Updated forecast for 400 housing markets

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This is the birthplace of 85% of all major hurricanes, including Erin

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Beauty publishing was always a lie. But AI just broke it

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OpenAI gave GPT-5 an emotional lobotomy, and it crippled the model

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Hundreds of Claire’s stores aren’t closing anymore—here’s why

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You might see prettier skies, thanks to new tech from NASA and IBM

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Target is struggling. CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down in February

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TGT stock price: Why are Target shares dropping today—and who is Michael Fiddelke?

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This startup knows what AI is saying about your brand

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Landline phones are back—and they’re helping kids connect safely with friends

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This classic Eames chair is getting a recycled-plastic revival

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Newsom and Cuomo are using social media to try and replicate Mamdani’s appeal. They’re missing the point

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Russia’s drones have created a brand-new form of pollution

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Ford has a vision for the office of the future, and it starts with this 100-year-old building

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Did you just receive a ‘ghost promotion?’ Here’s how to tell

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An engineer explains how AI can prevent satellite disasters in space

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What is ‘self-evolving AI’? And why is it so scary?

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Are you a boss who misses being part of the team? Here’s how to handle it

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Meet vibe coding’s nerdy but sane sibling

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More universities are hiring chief marketing officers. Here’s why

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Why people-pleasing happens and how to stop doing it

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Don’t miss the rare black moon rising August 22—it will be years until the next one. Here’s why it will help you see the Milky Way

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Radioactive shrimp scare sparks Walmart recall

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Trump’s bill kills clean energy tax credits. Here’s exactly how much money Big Oil gave to Republican backers

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Palantir, Nvidia stocks slip as Wall Street edges away from its records

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