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Health 13 days ago

Researcher's Opioid Study Criticized

Dr. Craig Towers, a high-risk obstetrician in Knoxville, Tennessee, found himself treating an unusually large number of pregnant women addicted to opioids, including many who were suffering from withdrawal symptoms themselves. Despite the…

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Technology 13 days ago

AI and Creative Process

The CHI Conference, a gathering of artists and designers, highlighted concerns about the impact of AI on creativity. A tool designed to accelerate imagination can also limit it by presenting polished answers before original ideas have…

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Leans right
Politics 13 days ago

Journalist Government Censorship

Pentagon officials have confirmed that US Central Command (CENTCOM) maintains a secret blacklist of journalists who are not trusted or are deemed unfavorable. The existence of this list was revealed by Richard Allee, an executive assistant…

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Leans strongly left
Technology 13 days ago

Open Thread

Scott Alexander's website Astral Codex Ten is looking for organizers for its college meetups, particularly at MIT, Claremont, and several other top universities. The group, which also has an unofficial subreddit and Discord server, hosts…

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Sports 13 days ago

McDonald's Employee Athlete

22-year-old Scottish athlete Summer Shaw won a bronze medal for Scotland at the Commonwealth Games 2026, specifically in the women's 48 kg judo competition against seven other nations. She took home the medal on July 31 in Glasgow…

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Science 13 days ago

New Immune System Discovery

Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, led by researcher Jonathan Kipnis, have discovered new "immune hubs" or "security stations" in the bone marrow of mouse skulls. These lymph node-like structures are…

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Politics 13 days ago

Canadian Indigenous Rights

Pierre de Rigaud de Vaudreuil, the first Canadien-born governor of New France, remarked that Canadians would have more confidence in their leadership if they had officers from the colony instead of a commander from France on the eve of the…

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Leans strongly right
Sports 13 days ago

CFL Football Game Recap

The B.C. Lions defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 30-16 at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver on Sunday. The game was attended by 30,083 fans and marked the Lions' fourth straight win, moving them into a tie for third place in the CFL's West…

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