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2026-03-01

Iran Closes the Strait of Hormuz: The World's Most Critical Oil Chokepoint Goes Dark

2026-03-01

Xbox Co-Founder Seamus Blackley: Microsoft Is Quietly Ending the Brand

2026-02-28

Ali Khamenei Dead Following US & Israeli Strike on Tehran

2026-02-28

OpenAI Partners With the Pentagon: Sam Altman Announces Classified AI Deployment

2026-02-27

Resident Evil 9: Requiem Launches to Critical Acclaim — A New Standard for Survival Horror

Tech Industry

Tech Industry Pushes Back Against Hegseth's Supply Chain Security Crackdown

2026-03-05

Industry groups are warning Pete Hegseth that aggressive supply chain risk labeling could damage U.S. tech competitiveness and innovation.

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Neuroscience

The National Academies Are Convening on Neuroscience—Here's What That Means

2026-03-05

The Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders just held its Spring 2026 membership meeting. What's actually being discussed in these rooms matters.

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Gaming

Sony's PC Gaming Retreat Signals a Strategic Shift Away From Cross-Platform Expansion

2026-03-05

Sony is pulling back PlayStation game releases on PC, reversing years of multi-platform strategy that once looked inevitable.

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Cognitive Science

Why Music Rewires Your Brain Better Than Any Drug

2026-03-05

New research from the APA reveals how music activates neural pathways that reshape cognition, emotion, and memory in ways neuroscience is only beginning to understand.

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AI/ML

Ericsson's MWC Vision: AI Isn't Just In Networks, It's Becoming The Network

2026-03-05

Ericsson positions AI as both infrastructure tool and fundamental network driver at MWC 2026, signaling a shift in how carriers will build future connectivity.

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Science

DOE's Quantum Centers Just Cracked a Major Scalability Problem

2026-03-04

Fermilab and partner labs achieve breakthrough in quantum error correction, clearing a major hurdle for practical quantum computers.

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Arts

Elvis Documentary 'EPiC' Proves Music Biopics Still Have Box Office Power

2026-03-04

A new Elvis documentary earned $14 million at the box office, signaling continued audience appetite for music-focused films despite streaming dominance.

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Culture

Gen Z Is Taking Over Marketing—And They're Not Playing By Boomer Rules

2026-03-04

Ad Age identifies 24 Gen Z marketers reshaping the industry with authenticity and digital-native strategies that traditional agencies can't ignore.

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Cognitive Science

The Executive Function Assessment Problem: Why We Still Can't Measure What Matters

2026-03-03

A new Frontiers review exposes the fragmentation in how researchers measure executive function—and why that gap between lab and real life keeps widening.

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AI/ML

UTA's AI Navigation Research Could Rewire How We Move Through Space

2026-03-03

A University of Texas Arlington researcher is using AI to fundamentally rethink how humans develop and improve navigation skills.

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Tech Industry

Deloitte's 2026 Hardware Outlook: What Actually Matters in Consumer Tech

2026-03-03

Deloitte's latest industry forecast reveals shifting priorities in hardware and consumer tech. Here's what the data actually tells us about 2026.

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Cognitive Science

Your Brain's Wiring Determines If You Trust Science or Ghosts

2026-03-02

New cognitive science research reveals distinct thinking patterns separating scientific skeptics from paranormal believers—and it's hardwired into how our brains process information.

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