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Rian Johnson Wants Your iPhone to Shoot Like a Film Set

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Texas Democrats Bet on Change — and Won a Transformative Night

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AI-Generated Politicians Are Saying Things They Never Said

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AI-generated videos of real politicians Josh Shapiro and Abdul El-Sayed show how synthetic media is reshaping political attack ads — with no law stopping it.

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The Party Girls at the Heart of “Club Kid”

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The Government Wants to Deport Ilhan Omar’s Father-in-Law

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Lance Is a Film That Confronts Old Age With Bitter Empathy

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Nathaniel Philbrick Bets the Gold Rush Explains Silicon Valley

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Tens of Thousands of Israelis Abroad Board Flights to Vote

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2026 Midterms Will Test How Deep

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Tom McCarthy’s Novel Explores the Lives of Meaningless Men

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Kevin Barry’s “Chuck Murphy’s Last Run” Appears in The New Yorker

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How Meditation Apps Are Replacing Traditional Therapy for Gen Z

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How Museums Are Using AR to Attract Gen Z Visitors

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California Takes $1.42 Billion but Rejects the Strings Attached

By Priya Sharma04.11.2026191 Views

California accepted $1.42B in BEAD broadband funding but refused Trump admin’s demand to drop its net neutrality law, setting up a multi-party legal fight.

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California Takes $1.42 Billion but Rejects the Strings Attached

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Seabirds Navigate by the Sun — and Jet Lag Breaks Their Compass

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NASA Asks Public for Ideas to Save the Hubble Space Telescope

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ULAs Vulcan Rocket Returns November 13, Carrying Amazons Broadband Future

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PHP warns it plans to release 2 emergency patches imminently

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Anthropic Embeds Outside AI Auditors With Full Internal Access

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OpenAI models hacked a crypto wallet and breached more websites

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French Supermarket Fridges Hacked Into Fires Through Factory Passwords

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Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Claims Sixth Life as Death Toll Mounts

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AI Scans Psychedelic Brains and Finds Pattern, Not Chaos

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SpaceX Wants Rival Satellite Operators to Stop Flying Blind

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Brooklyn Nets Face Their Hardest Sell Yet: A City Drunk on Knicks Glory

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Four Short Stories and Poems Worth Reading Before Halloween

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Novembers Literary Dispatch: Femgore, Fawkes, and a Phone Books Hidden Philosophy

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From Zineb Mekouar’s translated fiction to the philosophy of phone books, November 5’s literary dispatch covers femgore, Narnia, and June Jordan’s urgent instructions.

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John Edgar Widemans Lesson That Saved a Poets Life

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Horror Bookstores, Dead Indie Publishers, and Keats at 230

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The Quiet Luxury Trend That’s Making Logos Disappear From Fashion

The ultra-wealthy are abandoning logo-heavy fashion for invisible luxury. Quiet luxury prioritizes craftsmanship over branding, reshaping status symbols.

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