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Bell Inequalities, Relativity, and the Qubit, by William Stuckey, Michael Silberstein and Timothy McDevitt, Oxford University ...

From stirring milk in your coffee to fearsome typhoon gales, rotating turbulent flows are everywhere. Yet, these spinning currents are as scientifically complex as they are banal. Describing, modeling ...

In text messages from 2017, Jeffrey Epstein seemingly represented himself as positioned to pass information from the Trump ...

The Space Travel Analog Research Team (START) successfully launched their payload as part of the 7th Annual Canada ...

Sarah Longwell on the growing voting divide between the sexes, the 2025 elections, and how Donald Trump remade electoral ...

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Fusion Worldwide’s global sourcing network demonstrates how clarity amid market noise can deliver strategic advantage. By ...

Hilariously and without realizing it, antivaxxer Steve Kirsch nailed the essence of why a recent antivax "report" by the ...

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Despite making compromises with its camera and battery life, the ultra-thin, sleek Apple iPhone Air is a design masterpiece ...

The Wilmington Antique and Flea Market in Wilmington, Vermont, stands ready to transform that sad, vacant space into a cramped collection of vintage wonders that’ll make your passengers sit up front ...