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The Apollo Guidance Computer overloaded five times during Eagle's descent on July 20, 1969. Margaret Hamilton's team had built it to survive exactly that — and the priority scheduler they wrote is why Armstrong landed at all.
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Google Calendar will now offer a wider range of coloring options to personalize your events. Read more ›
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I'm still furious about the shock death in Rivals season 2 episode 6 — but according to one star, there's a good reason why it had to happen. Read more ›
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Editor’s note, June 19, 2026, 6 am ET: This story is being republished for Juneteenth. It was originally published in 2022. Part of the Juneteenth issue of The Highlight, produced in partnership with Capital B. As the Juneteenth holiday approaches, you’ll start to see various symbols of Blackness across the country. Front lawns, apartment balconies and clothing with the […] Read more ›
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The biggest World Cup ever is pushing fans, players, and host cities to their limits—and experts say this is only the beginning. Read more ›
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Last week, the Ministry of Justice announced the launch of the advisory AI Growth Labs, a new advisory sandbox designed to accelerate the development and deployment of AI products and services by helping innovators navigate existing regulatory frameworks. The legal sector is the first to participate, driven by strong industry demand and government recognition that ... Read more ›
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The German defense ministry has asked foreign firms for missiles that can strike deep into an enemy's territory, as alternatives to the US Tomahawk. Read more ›
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Epilogue's new Flashback app recreates the Game Boy Camera's grainy, low-resolution photo style using your phone's camera. Read more ›
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A new House proposal would block members of Congress and their immediate families from taking part in certain prediction market… Continue reading Steil introduces bill restricting congressional prediction market trades Read more ›
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The empty-nest narrative ends too soon. The lonelier stretch comes after — in the early 50s, when nobody in the house is being raised anymore and the cognitive patterns of the next thirty years are quietly being set. Read more ›
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The Wirecard COO disappeared on a private jet to Minsk in June 2020. He resurfaced in Lipetsk under the identity of an Orthodox priest, allegedly running a GRU spy cell whose five operatives were convicted at the Old Bailey in March 2025. Read more ›
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When EY finally refused to sign Wirecard's 2019 accounts, two Philippine banks issued a one-sentence denial that ended Europe's biggest fintech: the €1.9 billion in escrow had never been on their books. The forensic story of how the missing cash was never missing — because it never existed. Read more ›
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When Hans Wilsdorf's wife Florence died in 1944, the Bavarian-born founder of Rolex built a Geneva foundation that has owned every share of the company since 1960. Eight decades later, that grief-born structure is the reason Rolex can under-produce, never discount, and out-think every shareholder-owned competitor in luxury. Read more ›
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In 2016, Nathan Tinkler — Australia's youngest billionaire at his 2011 peak — entered bankruptcy owing more than A$540 million. Two years later, a rare court order under Section 153B of the Bankruptcy Act erased the proceeding from the public record entirely. Inside the mechanism almost no one uses. Read more ›
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The pistol shrimp's modified claw fires a jet of water fast enough to vaporise the sea around it. When the resulting bubble collapses, temperatures spike to nearly 4,700°C and a flash of light briefly appears — invisible to the shrimp itself. Read more ›
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The shoebox of saved cards, notes and postcards isn't clutter or sentimentality — it's a deliberate archive built by people who learned that memory alone cannot be trusted to prove they were loved. Read more ›
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For the first time in British legal history, property damage convictions have been elevated to terrorism at sentencing without any underlying terrorism conviction by a jury. Four Palestine Action activists were sentenced as terrorists in a UK court for damaging Israeli-made military drones at an Elbit Systems factory in 2024 — despite being convicted only ... Read more Read more ›
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Norges Bank Investment Management, the arm of Norway's central bank that runs the country's Government Pension Fund Global, holds shares in companies across dozens of countries. Read more ›
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Olympus Mons stands 21.9 kilometres above the Martian plains — nearly three times the height of Everest — but its slopes average just 2 to 5 degrees, gentler than most wheelchair ramps. The science of why a climber's vestibular system would never register the ascent. Read more ›
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