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While most people's childhood memories fade to vague impressions by their seventies, those who can still smell their grandmother's kitchen or mentally walk through their childhood home room by room possess a rare gift that neuroscientists link to extraordinary cognitive preservation.
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The Justice Department almost never discloses information it collected on a criminal suspect outside of a criminal judicial proceeding, and for very good reasons. Revealing such information can endanger victims or other witnesses. And it denies due process to individuals who may be innocent — and who will never receive a trial — even though […] Read more ›
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Taiwan's government is considering imposing N+2 export rule on TSMC's advanced process technologies, which would make it significantly harder for the foundry to develop overseas. Read more ›
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A look back at 2025, as seen from space. Cameras and instruments on board satellites picked up natural events, human gatherings, and conflict. Read more ›
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If you have a resolution in the new year to get more acquainted with your finances, a good budgeting app can help with that. One of our favorites is a bit cheaper to sign up for right now: Monarch Money is offering 50 percent off annual subscriptions for new users. Use the code MONARCHVIP at checkout to get half off, so you'll pay just $50 for one year of access.... Read more ›
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A source in the Security Service of Ukraine told Business Insider that the attack was carried out more than 1,240 miles away. Read more ›
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The deadline for the Epstein files is here. The DOJ is obligated to make public its reams of information about Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Read more ›
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From indies like Silksong, to AAAs like Ghost of Yotei, and everything in between, 2025 truly had it all, and is likely to go down in the history books as one of the best years in gaming. But these are the games that felt truly special to the Engadget team. Arc Raiders I’m genuinely shocked by how much I love ARC Raiders. I’ve never been very interested in the whole... Read more ›
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The first thing that struck me about this year’s most talked-about policy book, Abundance (perhaps you’ve heard of it?), is a detail almost no one talks about. The book’s cover art sketches a future where half of our planet is densely woven with the homes, clean energy, and other technologies required to fill every human […] Read more ›
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Mintrocket has revealed more on the forthcoming Dave the Diver DLC In The Jungle in its latest vlog, including new locations, gameplay, and mechanics. Read more Read more ›
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Oregon author is proposing a class action lawsuit against Adobe for pirating books to train its SlimLM small language models. Read more ›
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The first phase of the Future Circular Collider wouldn't be completed until the 2040s. Read more ›
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Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram. Read more ›
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Polling shows that nearly half of Americans now believe aliens have visited this planet—and that the number who aren't sure has dropped by two-thirds. The reasons why, experts say, are complicated. Read more ›
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Travelers from 42 countries can stay in the U.S. for 90 days without getting a visa in advance. Now, those travelers may have to show social media to get in. Read more ›
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Full STEP and Fusion CAD files for the CORE One+ and CORE One L are now available on Printables under the new OCL license. Read more ›
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Movies Anywhere has fixed its Google syncing issue, but you'll have to take these steps to reconnect your account. Read more ›
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When the big questions about life's purpose leave you paralyzed, the simple act of showing up—to the gym, to meditation, to your morning routine—becomes the unlikely lifeline that keeps you afloat while you search for answers. Read more ›
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While mastering the art of disagreement might seem impossible when emotions run high, emotionally intelligent people have a secret arsenal of phrases that transform potential conflicts into productive conversations—and they're surprisingly simple to use. Read more ›
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My dad spent forty years at the same factory. When he retired, I expected him to relax and enjoy himself. Instead, he seemed lost. The structure he’d relied on had vanished, and for the first time in decades, he had to figure out how to fill his days. But then something shifted. He started volunteering ... Read more Read more ›
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My grandparents lived through the war and stayed in their own home until their late eighties. They had plenty of habits that probably contributed to their longevity. Exercise. Good diet. Active social lives. But the one that stood out most was how seriously they took their evenings. By eight o’clock, things were winding down. By ... Read more Read more ›
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My dad worked in a factory up in Manchester for over thirty years. He showed up every single morning regardless of how he felt, whether the weather was awful, or if things were going badly at home. No excuses, no flexibility, just the expectation that you turn up and do the work. That was the ... Read more Read more ›
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When you finally stop performing for people who barely notice you exist, something unexpected happens: you discover a version of yourself you didn't know was buried under all that exhausting effort. Read more ›
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Color psychologists have discovered that certain clothing combinations—from all-neutral uniforms to layers of barely-there pastels—act as unconscious broadcasts of our deepest insecurities, revealing more about our emotional state than any words ever could. Read more ›
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Despite feeling utterly ordinary, you might be one of those rare people whose presence actually makes others feel seen, heard, and genuinely valued—and there are telling signs you're completely overlooking. Read more ›
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While everyone else is exhausting themselves trying to force better habits, truly disciplined people have discovered the secret: they've automated the behaviors that matter most, turning daily struggles into effortless routines that happen as naturally as breathing. Read more ›
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While financial experts insist you need a million dollars to retire comfortably, countless Americans have discovered the real secret lies not in earning more, but in sidestepping the silent wealth killers that most people never see coming. Read more ›
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