Europe fines X, doubles down on tech rulebook
The press room in Brussels has a particular quiet before the lights come up. On Friday, it was the sound…
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A Single Weightlifting Session Can Sharpen Thinking, Study Finds
The timer beeps, the bar returns to its rack, and something subtle shifts. Breathing steadies. Words feel easier to find….
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Hooked on Help: How AI Courts a Dependent Generation
The library is packed, the coffee is burnt, and the soft glow that once meant study groups and Google Docs…
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When Light Became Ordinary: A Century of Electrifying Lives
On a spring evening not so long ago in the sweep of history, an American farmhouse went bright for the…
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Call On Me: The Hit Eric Prydz Couldn’t Outrun, Until Now
A surprise drop in Austin revived a 2004 anthem and reopened an old, thorny story about sampling, credit, and what…
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The Scholar Who Seized China and Rewrote Its Past
In the autumn of 23 CE, as rebels surged into the imperial capital of Chang’an, the emperor who had promised…
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The slow breath changing hearts: inside HRV’s quiet revolution
In a quiet room a phone timer glows, a soft tone marks five seconds in and five seconds out. On…
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The Forgotten Diabetes Shaped by Childhood Hunger, Not Genes
In clinics from southern India to parts of East and Central Africa, physicians still encounter a familiar, uneasy picture. A…
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How Colonial Kinshasa Set the Stage for HIV’s Rise
The riverboat eased into Leopoldville at dusk, its whistle mixing with cicada drone and the clatter of freight. On the…
