Scientists Grow Mini Spinal Cords That Could Finally Crack Paralysis
Northwestern researchers created lab-grown spinal cord organoids to test a therapy involving 'dancing molecules' that might reverse paralysis. The results are wild.
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NYT Connections: Sports Edition Answers for Feb 17 - Puzzle #512 Breakdown
Struggling with today's Connections: Sports Edition? Here are the hints and answers for puzzle 512, plus why this one's actually worth your time.
A16z's Swedish Obsession: How Nine Flights Led to a $2.3M Dental AI Bet
Gabriel Vasquez flew to Stockholm nine times in one year hunting unicorns. His prize? A tiny dental AI startup that's part of a bigger global VC strategy.
When Government Shutdowns Become the New Normal
The third partial shutdown in three months raises questions about whether Congress has simply given up on doing its job. Plus ice boats and flying doctors.
I Drove a Supercar on a Frozen Lake and It Made Me Trust My Car More
McLaren took me to the Arctic Circle to slide around on ice. What I learned about stability control might save your life someday.
Rivian's Apple Watch App Is Coming, But Still No CarPlay
Rivian is finally launching a standalone Apple Watch app for remote control, but the EV maker continues to snub Apple CarPlay integration.
Savannah Guthrie Pleads for Mother's Safe Return as FBI Analyzes Suspect's DNA
Two weeks after Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, investigators focus on DNA evidence from a glove while her daughter makes an emotional appeal for help.
19 Social Media Best Practices That Actually Matter in 2026
Social media rules keep changing. Here's what works now: audience-first strategies, smart AI use, and why being everywhere is actually hurting your brand.
FitFusion Wants to Solve the Busy Professional's Fitness Problem
A lifetime fitness platform for $150 sounds great until you realize most people still won't use it. Here's what actually matters about on-demand workouts.
NASA Scrambles Crew Dragon Launch After Astronaut Health Emergency Leaves One Man Minding the Station
When a medical crisis forced Crew-11 home early, NASA and SpaceX pulled off an impressive feat to get reinforcements to Chris Williams, who was left solo on the US side.
