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Colleen Hroncich One of the most prevalent claims by opponents of school choice is that “public schools serve everyone.” This is asserted on social...
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Gene Healy I have no end of uncharitable thoughts about recent American presidents; yet, when I’m cataloging their sins, the words “undue caution” have...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge YouTube has announced a set of new features for YouTube Shorts, some of which are available now,...
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Nicholas Anthony It has been three years since the postal banking pilot program made headlines in 2021, but it hasn’t had a single customer...
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The new circular Total Wireless logo. | Image: Total Wireless Total Wireless, a prepaid brand owned by Verizon, now offers a five-year price lock...
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DeepMind found “preliminary evidence” that Gemini enables its robots to plan how to undertake complex tasks from simple instructions. | Image: Google DeepMind Google...
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280 Earth’s pilot carbon removal facility in The Dalles, Oregon. | Image: 280 Earth Data centers are a growing climate problem, especially as all...
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It took Aryan Kapoor three years to land a model rocket vertically. | Screenshot: YouTube Joe Barnard (or BPS.Space) and Aryan Kapoor are two...
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The man behind the AI gaffes at Sports Illustrated and USA Today has a yearslong history of filling the internet with garbage. Continue reading…