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Scientists, Feeling Under Siege, March Against Trump Policies

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An IoT Failure Worst Nightmare

Gadget / Patsy

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Dogs Do Their Duty for Science

Gadget / Patsy

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After Badger Buries Entire Cow Carcass, Scientists Go to the Tape

Games / Patsy

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A Genetic Oddity May Give Octopuses and Squids Their Smarts

Games / Patsy

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When Mitoma and Baleba Took Over: Brighton’s Late, Glorious Win Over West Ham

Sports / Joseph Albert

You know those games where you’re sitting there, biting your nails, thinking “Come on boys, just one goal, just one moment”? Yeah, this was one of those nights. Brighton vs West Ham. Cold night. Nervy crowd. Tight game. And somehow — somehow — Brighton made it one to remember. Before Kickoff: That Nervous Feeling Honestly,

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Maps: The Secret Ingredient That Makes Learning History Way Better

Education / Joseph Albert

When you think about learning history, you probably imagine boring textbooks filled with dates you have to memorize, right? Maybe some black-and-white photos, some old paintings, and a few dusty timelines. But you know what almost nobody talks about enough? Maps. Seriously, maps are like this hidden treasure when it comes to learning history. They’re

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How Local History Can Enrich Your Curriculum

Education / Joseph Albert

You know, when people talk about teaching history, it always seems to be about the big stuff. Wars, kings, empires falling apart, presidents giving speeches. All important, sure. But there’s something different about the history that happened right around you. The streets you walk on, the buildings you drive past, the people you wave at

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Fear in America: The Abrego Garcia Family Forced Into Hiding After Trump’s DHS Posts Their Address

Current News / Joseph Albert

April 2025. A month that will live in the Abrego Garcia family’s memory forever. What should have been a normal spring for them — school, work, family dinners — instead became a nightmare. It all started with a simple post. One social media post. One address. And suddenly, the Abrego Garcias were running for their

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Harry Belafonte: A Man Who Sang for a Better World.

Current News / Joseph Albert

You know, sometimes you hear about people who seem too good to be true. Like, they’re famous, they’re rich, they’ve “made it”… and yet somehow, they still care about everybody else. Harry Belafonte was one of those people. I mean it. He wasn’t just a singer. He wasn’t just an actor. He wasn’t just famous.

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