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The plan to pulverize Earthbound asteroids

07 Aug 2026
5m
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Want to be a content creator? ASU has a degree for that

07 Aug 2026
9m
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Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism is launching a four-year degree in content creation to address a creator economy projected to reach $480 billion by 2027. Senior Associate Dean Jessica Pucci explains that the program moves beyond basic production skills like camera work and vocal training...

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EU tensions rise over migration as Spain faces influx from Morocco

07 Aug 2026
3m
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The latest jobs report shows a weaker economy than expected

07 Aug 2026
3m
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Flock gives police troves of location data. Some are abusing it

07 Aug 2026
6m
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Puerto Rican government begins rationing water as supply runs dry

07 Aug 2026
5m
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Meta gets fined again in New Mexico youth safety case

07 Aug 2026
5m
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Israel is trying to sway American sentiments through AI-written text messages

06 Aug 2026
5m
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Understanding postpartum psychosis

06 Aug 2026
9m
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Chinese cuisine varies from province to province. But the bun is ubiquitous

06 Aug 2026
3m
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Baozi, or stuffed steamed buns, serve as a ubiquitous and affordable staple of Chinese breakfast culture, valued for their portability in fast-paced urban environments like Beijing. While traditional fillings like soy sauce pork and pickled vegetables remain bestsellers, the culinary landscape is evolving through moder...

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How evidence in teeth can trace the origins of Africans kidnapped during the slave trade

06 Aug 2026
10m
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What to know about the new FDA-approved flu shot using mRNA technology

06 Aug 2026
5m
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What could changes to Head Start mean for early education quality?

06 Aug 2026
5m
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Acclaimed author Ocean Vuong turns focus to photography

06 Aug 2026
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Author and poet Ocean Vuong discusses his transition from literature to photography as his exhibition opens at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art. Unlike the "maximalist" and manipulative nature of writing, photography requires a quieter, collaborative dependence on the physical world, forcing the artist to meet real...

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Understanding the latest headlines on psychedelics

06 Aug 2026
8m
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Social Security's financial future remains uncertain after Senate hearing

06 Aug 2026
2m
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Putin faces fuel and troop shortages as Ukraine war drags on

06 Aug 2026
5m
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Nation's largest human composting facility opens in Maryland

06 Aug 2026
3m
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Senate committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress

06 Aug 2026
3m
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Trump administration adds roadblocks for people seeking asylum in the U.S. 

06 Aug 2026
10m
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