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More than 5,000 U.S. cities have Flock Safety cameras quietly scanning license plates on their streets. Most residents never voted on it. Now, a growing number of those cities are ripping up the contracts. According to NPR, at least 30 localities deactivated cameras or ended deals since early 2025. That number keeps climbing — one…

Before the Los Angeles Dodgers can ruin baseball once and for all, they need to figure out how to win a game again

New findings challenge a 42-year-old theory about why children’s body mass index (BMI) declines after infancy and then begins climbing steadily from about age 6. The pattern has long been described as the “adiposity rebound,” based on the idea that body fat first decreases and then returns

Sorry for the air quotes. That punctuational side-eye was more common in 2024, when the specially trained cousins of LLMs now known as “large reasoning models,” or LRMs, were still new. Nowadays it may seem downright churlish, though, given that a “general-purpose reasoning model” from OpenAI solved a famous open mathematical research problem in one…

Purepoint Uranium CEO Chris Frostad explains why “lifestyle company” is misapplied to junior explorers, and what real capital discipline and alignment look like

Meghan Markle’sMasterChefappearance pulled in a massive audience for the Channel 10 program, despite viewers threatening to boycott the episode

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman speaks during a conference in Seattle on May 21, 2024. See all topics

People pronounce the word “Appalachia” differently and much of that contrast depends on where they live. But no matter how you say it, a Virginia Tech project shows that no one way trumps all. The differences are centered in historical and community influences

Artificial intelligence is exposing weaknesses in modern education that existed long before chatbots arrived