Amazon's Safety Problem Won't Go Away
An Amazon worker died at an Oregon warehouse. The company claims it's not work-related, but employees tell a different story about heat and conditions.
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Giant Superatoms Could Be the Key to Quantum Computers That Actually Work
Swedish researchers unveil a theoretical design merging giant atoms and superatoms—a breakthrough that could finally solve quantum computing's biggest headache.
Vance Returns From Failed Iran Talks, Puts Ball in Tehran's Court
VP Vance says progress was made in Islamabad, but Iran must move further on nuclear demands and Strait of Hormuz access.
Vini Lopez Says NY Post Twisted His Words About Trump and Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen's former drummer claims he was misquoted in a controversial New York Post article. Here's what actually happened.
A Chicago Music Superfan's 10,000 Tapes Are Being Saved From Oblivion
Aadam Jacobs' rare concert recordings are getting a digital afterlife, thanks to volunteers and the Internet Archive.
Roblox's Age-Check Problem: Safety Theater or Real Protection?
Roblox defends its child safety system despite complaints that age estimation misclassifies kids. But can technology really solve grooming risks?
JD Vance's Historic Polling Collapse: What Went Wrong in Year One
CNN data shows VP Vance has plummeted 21 points in approval, becoming the least popular VP at this stage. Here's what the numbers reveal.
JD Vance's Historic Unpopularity Problem
VP JD Vance has become the least popular vice president at this stage of his term, with approval ratings cratering since taking office.
Orbital Computing Is Finally Getting Real, and Earth's Data Center Ban Might Speed It Up
Space-based GPU clusters are moving beyond hype. Kepler and Sophia are proving orbital compute can work—and regulators might be doing them a favor.
The Oil Market's Dangerous Gamble: Why Trump's Iran Blockade Could Be Far Worse Than Anyone Thinks
Failed US-Iran peace talks and a new naval blockade threaten to send oil prices soaring. Here's what market experts actually expect.
Clipse's Coachella Comeback Proves Hip-Hop's Greatest Reunions Can Actually Matter
After 15 years apart, Clipse showed at Coachella that their return isn't nostalgia—it's growth. A look at why their set mattered.
Why Your Startup's Early Sales Are Lying to You
Most startups confuse sales momentum with a sustainable business. Here's the costly difference between closing deals and building lasting commercialization.
