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reviews: Apple TV: 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Should Stream Right Now
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CNET

reviews: Apple TV: 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Should Stream Right Now

Apple TV: 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Should Stream Right Now Key takeaways Apple TV+ has been recognized for its strong lineup of science fiction programming. CNET, an authoritative technology publication, characterized

Feb 25Read Article →
US Solar Power Surges 35%, Overtakes Hydro on National Grid
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Ars Technica

US Solar Power Surges 35%, Overtakes Hydro on National Grid

In 2025, US solar power generation achieved a significant milestone, growing by 35% to surpass hydroelectricity for the first time. Despite this renewable surge, overall electricity demand increased by 2.8%, leading to an unexpected 13% rise in coal consumption due to complex market dynamics affecting natural gas. Looking ahead, 2026 is projected to see substantial additions in solar and wind capacity, aiming to further integrate renewables into the national grid.

Feb 25Read Article →
Unpacking the Risks of Commercial Genetic Testing
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Ars Technica

Unpacking the Risks of Commercial Genetic Testing

Have we leapt into commercial genetic testing without understanding it?\ \ Key takeaways\ * A new book,

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science: Major government research lab appears to be squeezing out
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Ars Technica

science: Major government research lab appears to be squeezing out

Noncitizen personnel at a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) lab recently had their after-hours access revoked. This change restricts their ability to work at the government research facility outside of standard operational times. The specific reasons for this policy shift and its broader implications for scientific research or national security protocols are not detailed in the available information.

Feb 22Read Article →
science: MAHA moms threaten to turn this car around as RFK Jr. flips
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Ars Technica

science: MAHA moms threaten to turn this car around as RFK Jr. flips

MAHA members have publicly labeled a 'movement' a 'sham' after Kennedy supported a glyphosate order, indicating significant internal dissent despite limited public details.

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Discord's Age Check Fury: Shady UK Persona Test Sparks Outcry
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Ars Technica

Discord's Age Check Fury: Shady UK Persona Test Sparks Outcry

Fury over Discord's Age Checks Explodes After Shady Persona Test in UK Key Takeaways Discord faced significant backlash over its global age verification rollout, particularly concerning the collection and handling of

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science: FCC asks stations for "pro-America" programming, like daily
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Ars Technica

science: FCC asks stations for "pro-America" programming, like daily

Brendan Carr has expressed a desire for "patriotic" programming to coincide with Trump's yearlong America 250 celebration. This initiative, reported by Ars Technica, aims to encourage content that aligns with national commemorative themes.

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Meta's Horizon Worlds Pivots to Mobile, Deprioritizes VR
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Ars Technica

Meta's Horizon Worlds Pivots to Mobile, Deprioritizes VR

Meta's flagship metaverse service, Horizon Worlds, is decoupling from its Quest VR platform and shifting its focus predominantly to mobile. This strategic pivot follows significant financial losses in Meta's mixed reality division and internal layoffs, signaling a move away from an all-encompassing VR metaverse vision toward mobile engagement, augmented reality, and AI investments.

Feb 22Read Article →
Controversial NIH Director Also Takes Helm at CDC Amid RFK Jr.
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Ars Technica

Controversial NIH Director Also Takes Helm at CDC Amid RFK Jr.

Jay Bhattacharya, the controversial NIH Director, has been appointed acting CDC Director, marking an unusual dual role amidst Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership shake-up. Critics express alarm over Bhattacharya's perceived lack of leadership and history of endorsing anti-vaccine policies, fearing further destabilization of public health agencies and a rubber-stamping of unscientific agendas.

Feb 22Read Article →