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First-Ever "Smell Map" Illustrates Just How Little We Knew About Our Noses
Human noses can distinguish over 10,000 scents, yet the understanding of smell remains limited despite new findings on olfactory receptor organization.
Exclusive: Senators interrogate AI firms on China safeguards
The Chinese Communist Party conducts extensive espionage on U.S. companies, prompting Congress to seek collaboration with tech firms to enhance security measures.
Apple's HyperCard comes back to life in the form of this cool new animated browser
Flipbook revolutionizes AI interaction by transforming text prompts into visually engaging, interactive illustrations for deeper exploration of topics.
Congress tries again on national preemptive data privacy law
House Republicans proposed national data privacy legislation that would preempt state laws, aiming to establish consumer rights and company obligations.
Linux cryptographic code flaw offers fast route to root
Major Linux distributions are patching a local privilege escalation vulnerability known as Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) due to a logic flaw in the kernel.
New Commanders signing is already on thin ice after 2026 NFL Draft
Adam Peters aggressively revamped the Washington Commanders' roster, focusing on defense and competition for offensive positions after a disappointing season.
Monte Coleman - the heart and soul of Washington's proudest era
Monte Coleman, a three-time Super Bowl champion, is an unsung legend of the Washington Commanders, known for his impressive longevity and contributions.
New Commanders signing is already on thin ice after 2026 NFL Draft
Adam Peters aggressively revamped the Washington Commanders' roster, focusing on defense and competition for offensive positions after a disappointing season.
Monte Coleman - the heart and soul of Washington's proudest era
Monte Coleman, a three-time Super Bowl champion, is an unsung legend of the Washington Commanders, known for his impressive longevity and contributions.
The people who keep their phone face down on every table they sit at aren't hiding something. They learned that being reachable in front of certain people meant being interrupted out of whatever fragile peace they'd just managed to assemble - Silicon Canals
Keeping a phone face-down helps avoid distractions and the stress of notifications, promoting a moment of peace during interactions.
Who Owns the Stack: From Bitcoin to AI, the Race for Power Is Going Off-Grid
Bitcoin mining and AI data centers share infrastructure, driving a shift towards direct energy ownership and vertical integration for sustainability and reliability.
Your guide to the L.A. Unified Board of Education District 2 race: Rocio Rivas vs. Raquel Zamora
Los Angeles Unified School District faces significant challenges, including budget pressures, declining enrollment, and leadership uncertainty amid ongoing educational reforms.