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Particles are nature’s smallest constituents, but that doesn’t mean they’re fundamental. So what is the Universe made of? Continue

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This year, the rise of “Ozempic breath” has gotten so bad that it’s starting to show up in market data Continue

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A Massachusetts-based fusion company took another step this week in its race to become the first to get the same power fueling the sun and stars onto the US electrical grid Continue

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Human languages as disparate as English, Japanese, and Russian follow remarkably similar evolutionary paths, according to a new AI study. Continue

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The power grid is breaking. Can it fix itself? A new generation of self-healing tools could make the U.S.'s aging power grid far more resilient against modern threats. Continue

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Becerra’s surge draws progressive backlash in California governor’s race. Activists on the left are resurfacing past fights over immigration, oil-industry donations and healthcare as the former HHS secretary gains ground in the contest Continue

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The 3 Most Common Ways We Undermine Our Happiness: Three overlooked psychological needs that profoundly shape your well-being. Continue

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The notion that people resemble chimps in any profound way is false says researcher Continue

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As global crises mount, religion scholar Philip P. Arnold argues the Haudenosaunee’s Great Law of Peace offers a way out of the West’s self-destructive path. Continue

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The octopus on your plate can feel pain, delay gratification, and probably outthink a toddler. Just something to consider before you order. Continue