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Gut Microbiome, UN Debate, and a Literary Hoax

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The Ecosystem Inside You
  1. 0.62 · explainers · keep 0.71 · The gut microbiome—a complex community of up to 100 trillion microbes—has a changing composition, influenced by our life stage, diet, medications, environment, and other factors.
  2. 0.60 · explainers · keep 0.70 · What is the gut microbiome?
  3. 0.55 · explainers · keep 0.48 · Some animals, including certain tropical ants, have little or no bacterial populations in their gut, upending the idea that all animals rely on such microbes to help maintain their health and proper functioning.
  4. 0.54 · explainers · keep 0.77 · There are up to 100 trillion microbes in the gut, and maintaining the relative balance in this ecosystem is important for our health.
  5. 0.52 · explainers · keep 0.30 · What is a microbiome (and why are they important)?
  6. 0.51 · explainers · keep 0.40 · How the microbiome affects your health
  7. 0.49 · explainers · keep 0.15 · A technical review of what researchers know about the gut microbiome
  8. 0.48 · experiences · keep 0.12 · Scientists have found that the Great Barrier Reef's microbiome includes an estimated 362,802 distinct viruses and 876 distinct bacterial and archaeal species—584 of which had never been documented before 2026.
  9. 0.47 · curiosity · keep 0.76 · Lining up every microbe on Earth would stretch to about 105,000 light-years—roughly the diameter of the Milky Way galaxy.
  10. 0.47 · explainers · keep 0.74 · A quick video on how your immune system works
  11. 0.46 · explainers · keep 0.16 · The secret lives of cells
  12. 0.46 · explainers · keep 0.71 · The inner life of a cell
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World leaders gathered in New York City as the United Nations opened the General Debate of its 81st General As
  1. 0.48 · explainers · keep 0.58 · A look behind the scenes of the UN General Assembly
  2. 0.46 · explainers · keep 0.36 · The UN complex in NYC is an international zone belonging to all member states, with its own postal service, fire department, and security forces.
  3. 0.43 · explainers · keep 0.45 · The United Nations was founded in San Francisco in 1945.
  4. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.29 · Eleven architects collaborated to create the UN building in NYC
  5. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.22 · The formation of the UN elevated the US on the world stage
  6. 0.42 · experiences · keep 0.61 · See a gallery of art and architecture at New York City's UN building
  7. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.22 · What are the human rights issues facing the world today?
  8. 0.40 · explainers · keep 0.13 · Experts suggest where the UN should be reformed
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An FDA advisory panel voted to endorse a blood test designed to detect up to 50 forms of cancer in people aged
  1. 0.55 · explainers · keep 0.13 · Trials ongoing for a 99% accurate, AI-powered blood test
  2. 0.47 · explainers · keep 0.09 · US regulators have approved an at-home genetic test looking for BRCA gene mutations
  3. 0.47 · explainers · keep 0.20 · There are two FDA-approved blood tests that may detect early Alzheimer's disease, but people can only use them when they already have symptoms of memory loss.
  4. 0.45 · explainers · keep 0.12 · The FDA has approved 9 cancer drugs that target specific mutations, regardless of which organs harbor the tumors—a growing trend that will require insurers to revise their treatment approval processes.
  5. 0.43 · explainers · keep 0.17 · Genetic blood test offers an estimated clock on when Alzheimer's symptoms may appear
  6. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.35 · The promises and perils of using at-home genetic tests for your health
  7. 0.42 · experiences · keep 0.61 · Explore this interactive tool from the National Cancer Institute to calculate your risk of dying from various causes, including cancer.
  8. 0.42 · news-in-context · keep 0.07 · The US FDA recently tried to regulate the expanded prenatal genetic tests
  9. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.51 · Genetic tests aren't always actionable, which is one reason genetic counselors are so vital
  10. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.09 · FDA removed its cardiovascular risk warning on testosterone products in 2025
  11. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.15 · A snapshot of progress in cancer treatments
  12. 0.40 · explainers · keep 0.09 · The Food and Drug Administration removed black box warnings from hormone replacement therapy for menopause in 2025.
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A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House.
  1. 0.45 · news-in-context · keep 0.05 · Courts have blocked the Trump administration's 2025 executive order limiting birthright citizenship
  2. 0.44 · news-in-context · keep 0.08 · What Trump's executive order provides TikTok
  3. 0.43 · explainers · keep 0.17 · The Supreme Court has greatly expanded executive power in recent years
  4. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.08 · The Supreme Court limited federal judges' power to issue nationwide injunctions in 2025
  5. 0.41 · news-in-context · keep 0.06 · Trump has extended TikTok's sale deadline three times
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US News & World Report released its annual rankings of the nation's best universities.
  1. 0.59 · news-in-context · keep 0.48 · Hear why one author thinks college rankings may be irrelevant
  2. 0.49 · news-in-context · keep 0.27 · The largest university endowments in the US
  3. 0.49 · news-in-context · keep 0.56 · Ranking the most popular undergraduate degrees of the last decade
  4. 0.45 · explainers · keep 0.73 · Some educators argue society's obsession with colleges at the top of rankings has hurt the US higher education ecosystem
  5. 0.44 · news-in-context · keep 0.49 · America's top 100 universities, ranked by tuition​.
  6. 0.42 · experiences · keep 0.55 · The world's 10 best places to live
  7. 0.41 · news-in-context · keep 0.66 · Check out America's happiest places to live
  8. 0.41 · news-in-context · keep 0.52 · Ranking America's healthiest and unhealthiest cities
  9. 0.41 · news-in-context · keep 0.09 · Evaluating college endowment returns
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According to OpenSecrets, a nonpartisan campaign finance tracker, House and Senate candidates have raised over
  1. 0.55 · news-in-context · keep 0.09 · Dark money, political spending by groups that don't disclose donors, totaled $1.9B for 2024 federal races.
  2. 0.46 · news-in-context · keep 0.24 · Visualize the $14.7B spent by over 11,000 groups to influence the 2024 election cycle.
  3. 0.46 · news-in-context · keep 0.28 · The ten largest individual donors gave more than $1.2B during the 2024 election cycle.
  4. 0.46 · explainers · keep 0.20 · Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission allowed unlimited independent spending in US elections
  5. 0.45 · explainers · keep 0.19 · Members of the United States Congress earn $174,000 annually
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Would NATO Fight Russia?
  1. 0.62 · news-in-context · keep 0.11 · It is unclear how NATO would respond if Russia attempted a limited hybrid attack or incursion on the alliance's territory.
  2. 0.56 · explainers · keep 0.66 · NATO has only invoked its mutual defense clause once, in the days after the 9/11 attacks.
  3. 0.55 · explainers · keep 0.20 · The treaty's Article 5 requires mutual defense, but not necessarily military action.
  4. 0.53 · explainers · keep 0.19 · NATO was formed in 1949 to deter Soviet expansion, prevent European militarism, and encourage political integration.
  5. 0.51 · explainers · keep 0.56 · How NATO responded to 9/11
  6. 0.51 · explainers · keep 0.22 · NATO's Article 5 has been invoked once—after 9/11
  7. 0.50 · explainers · keep 0.22 · The alliance operates under a "flexible response" doctrine—that is, proportionality
  8. 0.45 · news-in-context · keep 0.05 · Tensions between the US and European NATO allies
  9. 0.45 · news-in-context · keep 0.07 · NATO leads cyber war games in Estonia
  10. 0.45 · explainers · keep 0.08 · Finland and Sweden joined NATO after Russia's invasion of Ukraine
  11. 0.45 · news-in-context · keep 0.09 · As of 2025, every NATO member spent at least 2% of GDP on defense, a target the alliance had been pushing toward for over a decade.
  12. 0.44 · news-in-context · keep 0.42 · NATO consists of 32 countries across North America and Europe.
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A breakdown of every state's share of the entire US gross domestic product.
  1. 0.62 · news-in-context · keep 0.71 · See a breakdown of every state's portion of the entire US gross domestic product.
  2. 0.59 · news-in-context · keep 0.26 · Explore a breakdown of the US gross domestic product, including GDP's growth over time, the GDP of individual states, and which industries contribute the most to US GDP.
  3. 0.50 · news-in-context · keep 0.79 · See a breakdown of how each country contributes to the world's $126T economy.
  4. 0.49 · explainers · keep 0.24 · There are three different ways to calculate gross domestic product: the expenditure approach, the value-added approach, and the income approach.
  5. 0.48 · explainers · keep 0.33 · Gross domestic product only accounts for consumer spending, investments, government spending, and net exports—meaning factors such as stock market performance, Social Security payments, household labor, and the value of environmental damage largely aren't represented.
  6. 0.48 · news-in-context · keep 0.53 · Visualizing US state taxes in seven charts
  7. 0.47 · news-in-context · keep 0.53 · Visualizing the world's wealth in 2019
  8. 0.45 · explainers · keep 0.21 · Consumer spending accounts for 70% of America's gross domestic product.
  9. 0.44 · news-in-context · keep 0.54 · Ranking the world's economies: 1980 vs. 2025
  10. 0.44 · explainers · keep 0.30 · In the wake of the Great Depression, a Russian-American economist named Simon Kuznets popularized the formula for gross domestic product to summarize the health of the economy and provide the American government with a metric to track growth.
  11. 0.42 · news-in-context · keep 0.28 · Explore detailed US census data for each state
  12. 0.42 · news-in-context · keep 0.58 · See a chart that shows how the average American spends their annual earnings, with almost half of all American consumer spending going toward transportation and housing.
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Dragonflies are the world's fastest-flying insect, reaching speeds of 36 miles per hour.
  1. 0.77 · curiosity · keep 0.65 · With one species reaching speeds of 58 kilometers (36 miles) per hour, dragonflies are the world's fastest flying insect.
  2. 0.53 · curiosity · keep 0.71 · Mosquitoes stop flying at wind speeds equivalent to the swishing of a horse's tail.
  3. 0.50 · curiosity · keep 0.57 · Fossils from the Carboniferous period show that insects reached their largest size about 300 million years ago, long thought possible due to higher atmospheric oxygen concentrations.
  4. 0.43 · curiosity · keep 0.58 · Mosquitoes top the ranking of the world's deadliest animals.
  5. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.86 · Why scientists are making robot insects
  6. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.48 · Fruit fly sperm are gigantic—about 40 times larger than human sperm, according to scientific research published in June 2026.
  7. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.57 · At any given time, there are an estimated 10 quintillion individual insects alive on Earth.
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In the 1960s, reporters wrote an intentionally bad novel under a pseudonym that became a bestseller.
  1. 0.63 · curiosity · keep 0.70 · In 1969, a group of reporters wrote an intentionally bad and salacious novel under a pen name to prove that sex sells more than quality. It sold 20,000 copies within a few months and spent 13 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller list.
  2. 0.47 · curiosity · keep 0.68 · After his popularity surged, Stephen King began using a pseudonym to release more books before being outed by a bookstore clerk.
  3. 0.46 · curiosity · keep 0.60 · ‘The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby’ was a letter to an editor
  4. 0.46 · curiosity · keep 0.72 · Several bestsellers began as fan fiction
  5. 0.45 · curiosity · keep 0.58 · Decades before 'Heated Rivalry,' novelist Don DeLillo wrote an erotic hockey novel under a pseudonym.
  6. 0.44 · curiosity · keep 0.64 · How a Seattle scenester pranked The New York Times with ridiculous grunge 'slang'
  7. 0.43 · curiosity · keep 0.65 · Check out cheap, mass-market, and often trashy editions of classic books from Ralph Ellison, James Joyce, Jane Austen, and many more.
  8. 0.43 · curiosity · keep 0.69 · Stephen King, Octavia Butler, and Anthony Burgess all grew to regret books they'd published
  9. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.53 · Dickens' earliest pieces were under the pseudonym 'Boz'
  10. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.68 · Before he was a famous novelist, John Steinbeck wrote a werewolf murder mystery.
  11. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.31 · Kierkegaard used pseudonyms throughout his writing
  12. 0.40 · curiosity · keep 0.75 · How famous writers chose their pen names
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See the most iconic photos from four decades of Life magazine.
  1. 0.68 · curiosity · keep 0.70 · See the most iconic photos from four decades of LIFE magazine.
  2. 0.54 · experiences · keep 0.57 · See how faces on magazine covers have changed over time
  3. 0.51 · curiosity · keep 0.58 · Check out the most iconic images captured by Dorothea Lange, the American photographer known as one of the 20th-century's greatest social documentarians.
  4. 0.49 · curiosity · keep 0.74 · Hear the story behind 11 iconic Super Bowl photos, told by the photographer who shot them
  5. 0.47 · curiosity · keep 0.60 · The world's most famous portraits
  6. 0.46 · curiosity · keep 0.53 · Fifty backstage photos of musicians in the 1970s
  7. 0.45 · curiosity · keep 0.71 · The Pulitzer Prize for photography has gone to the photographers who took some of history's defining images
  8. 0.44 · curiosity · keep 0.55 · The most iconic vintage ads
  9. 0.43 · curiosity · keep 0.60 · A photographer's long-lost collection of images of mothers
  10. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.66 · Watch ESPN's compilation of iconic moments in sports from 2000 to 2009 in their 'Images of the Decade' special.
  11. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.33 · See a massive collection of Norman Rockwell's paintings
  12. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.17 · Martha Stewart lands Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover at 81
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Not only are they cute, but black-tailed prairie dogs also play a pivotal role in North American grassland eco
  1. 0.80 · curiosity · keep 0.80 · Often viewed as pests, black-tailed prairie dogs play a key role in North American grassland ecosystems.
  2. 0.65 · curiosity · keep 0.41 · As environmental engineers—a main type of keystone species—prairie dogs support over 150 other species through their grazing habits and burrowing of underground tunnels, which serve as habitats for owls, snakes, ferrets, insects, and other organisms.
  3. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.47 · Possessing trunks that contain about 40,000 individual muscles, African elephants act as keystone species by trampling and clearing trees, making pathways in forests, digging water holes, and spreading seeds.
  4. 0.40 · curiosity · keep 0.76 · In Yellowstone National Park, gray wolves act as keystone predators by controlling elk and deer populations, which had previously overgrazed and disrupted river systems that supported many more mammal, fish, and avian species.
  5. 0.40 · experiences · keep 0.49 · Desert wildlife: diverse, threatened, and misunderstood
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Before it became the home of 24-hour prestige TV, HBO used to sign off each night.
  1. 0.82 · curiosity · keep 0.78 · Before it became the home of 24-hour prestige TV, HBO used to sign off each night.
  2. 0.59 · explainers · keep 0.72 · Breaking down what makes HBO different
  3. 0.45 · curiosity · keep 0.59 · HBO inspired Netflix and vice versa
  4. 0.44 · explainers · keep 0.67 · The best HBO shows of all time
  5. 0.43 · curiosity · keep 0.51 · How HBO pioneered the hourlong stand-up comedy special
  6. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.58 · HBO premiered the modern stand-up special in 1975
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Nashville singer-songwriter volunteers to rescue foxes, saving them from mange.
  1. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.06 · Ten thousand mink got loose in Ohio
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The pandemic contributed to a boom in supplements, even though some of the products don't work.
  1. 0.67 · explainers · keep 0.58 · Supplement sales soared during the pandemic, a trend that has continued even though some of the products don't work.
  2. 0.47 · explainers · keep 0.54 · Dietary supplements are regulated like foods
  3. 0.44 · explainers · keep 0.46 · Supplements often have issues with impurities, toxins, and inaccurate labels
  4. 0.44 · explainers · keep 0.14 · The COVID-19 pandemic both boosted Peloton's business and shook it up completely
  5. 0.44 · news-in-context · keep 0.31 · See preferred supplements across different countries in 2025, by generation
  6. 0.44 · explainers · keep 0.33 · Menopause may become a $600B industry
  7. 0.43 · explainers · keep 0.26 · Kava, kratom, St. John's Wort, and green tea extract present health concerns
  8. 0.42 · experiences · keep 0.39 · Search this citation-heavy database of nutrition and supplement research
  9. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.46 · The dietary market is worth more than $60B
  10. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.52 · How the Great Depression still shapes the way Americans eat
  11. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.24 · Reporting if supplements make you ill helps FDA know what products to investigate
  12. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.24 · Consumers are buying more books now than they were 20 years ago, thanks to a 2020 boom and a popular literary corner on TikTok.
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Explore the data behind every Major League Baseball player's success rate with the new tech-assisted challenge
  1. 0.86 · experiences · keep 0.17 · Explore the data behind every Major League Baseball player's success rate with ABS, its new tech-assisted challenge system.
  2. 0.62 · explainers · keep 0.27 · Inside MLB's robo-umping experiment
  3. 0.60 · explainers · keep 0.21 · Statcast, MLB's sophisticated real-time data analytics system, runs machine learning models in the 23-second gap between every pitch.
  4. 0.58 · explainers · keep 0.11 · The 2026 MLB season is the first to allow players to challenge umpires' calls on balls and strikes.
  5. 0.53 · explainers · keep 0.19 · Sabermetrics, the empirical analysis of baseball statistics made famous by 'Moneyball,' redefined how people evaluate baseball players, overturning a century of assumptions about which metrics matter most.
  6. 0.52 · curiosity · keep 0.54 · Visualize how changes to lineups, driven by modern analytics, could have changed one of MLB's most iconic moments.
  7. 0.51 · explainers · keep 0.55 · A sophisticated data analysis found that stadiums with roofs or in cities that regularly have sunny skies are the easiest for outfielders to play in.
  8. 0.50 · explainers · keep 0.37 · How Shohei Ohtani made baseball fun again
  9. 0.49 · explainers · keep 0.14 · MLB 2023 rules changes were the most dramatic alterations in decades, drastically speeding up the game.
  10. 0.47 · curiosity · keep 0.74 · A history of the rare, chaotic moments when MLB batters charge the pitcher on the mound
  11. 0.46 · longform · keep 0.39 · Integration of Latino players in MLB
  12. 0.46 · curiosity · keep 0.59 · A 1930s card game birthed modern fantasy sports
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After 9/11, The Onion stuck with satire, defying predictions of "the death of irony."
  1. 0.81 · curiosity · keep 0.39 · After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, The Onion stuck with satire, defying what some were predicting was 'the death of irony.'
  2. 0.50 · explainers · keep 0.36 · Watch Jon Stewart's unifying opening monologue during his first show back after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
  3. 0.48 · curiosity · keep 0.34 · Satire often employs irony
  4. 0.47 · explainers · keep 0.34 · On social media, satire is often mistaken for news
  5. 0.45 · curiosity · keep 0.73 · Satirists sometimes use ironic personas
  6. 0.44 · explainers · keep 0.78 · Why cartoons are an ideal form for satire
  7. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.39 · The US Constitution grants protection for satire
  8. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.63 · Comedic roasts, an ironic inversion of toasting, took off in the 20th century
  9. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.46 · Kurt Vonnegut's satire embraced dark humor
  10. 0.40 · curiosity · keep 0.43 · After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, US radio stations created a list of 150 banned songs they feared would be insensitive.
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Sixteen types of artworks inspired by or evoking elements of different phobias.
  1. 0.77 · curiosity · keep 0.69 · See these 16 pieces of art evoking phobias of snakes, flying, spiders, and more. 
  2. 0.46 · curiosity · keep 0.59 · Fear or disgust related to clusters of holes and cracks, called trypophobia, may stem from evolutionary processes to help us avoid pathogens.
  3. 0.46 · curiosity · keep 0.58 · Animal phobias are likely the most common type of phobias, followed by an extreme fear of heights.
  4. 0.43 · curiosity · keep 0.82 · Lesser-known phobias include turophobia, or the fear of cheese, and nomophobia, the fear of being without your cell phone.
  5. 0.43 · experiences · keep 0.77 · Twelve artworks you'll love zooming into
  6. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.74 · Doctors differentiate between a phobia and fear by asking patients whether their fear interferes with their day-to-day activities.
  7. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.77 · Where do phobias come from?
  8. 0.40 · explainers · keep 0.66 · Researchers say that the horror genre offers opportunities to safely experiment with fear.
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Painting roofs white can help communities mitigate the effects of climate change, among other strategies.
  1. 0.64 · curiosity · keep 0.58 · Climate resilience strategies, which help communities mitigate the effects of climate change, include painting roofs white, building clam gardens, harvesting fog, and feeding cows seaweed.
  2. 0.43 · explainers · keep 0.71 · Home energy performance can be boosted through home orientation and shading
  3. 0.42 · explainers · keep 0.13 · Nonprofits strive to replant the Amazon and slow global warming
  4. 0.41 · news-in-context · keep 0.38 · How house colors can indicate gentrification
  5. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.60 · Microforests in urban environments may help combat climate change
  6. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.67 · What should you eat to help the climate?
  7. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.42 · Cities and parks often work to prevent graffiti
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Examine a web of circular investments among major AI industry players.
  1. 0.82 · news-in-context · keep 0.43 · See a web of circular investments among major AI industry players like Nvidia and OpenAI, as many top AI companies provide significant investments to one another.
  2. 0.62 · news-in-context · keep 0.35 · Visualizing the AI investment wave
  3. 0.54 · news-in-context · keep 0.37 · In 2025, American tech companies will spend $300B to $400B on AI
  4. 0.54 · news-in-context · keep 0.51 · Why some say the S&P 500 has effectively become an AI fund
  5. 0.54 · explainers · keep 0.66 · Listen to legendary investor Marc Andreessen break down the 'lump of labor fallacy,' which argues that there's not a finite amount of work in an economy and that technological innovations create new industries.
  6. 0.53 · explainers · keep 0.49 · Listen to Palantir CEO Alex Karp's outlook for how AI will change the economy.
  7. 0.52 · news-in-context · keep 0.11 · OpenAI helped kick-start an AI arms race in Silicon Valley
  8. 0.51 · news-in-context · keep 0.12 · In 2025, sovereign wealth funds invested more than $66B into artificial intelligence
  9. 0.51 · explainers · keep 0.30 · AI expert shows the cyclical nature of AI hype—in 1988
  10. 0.51 · news-in-context · keep 0.59 · View a timeline of AI deployments from 2017 to 2025
  11. 0.51 · explainers · keep 0.50 · Meet the investor running his life with AI
  12. 0.50 · explainers · keep 0.25 · Hear what Michael Burry thinks about the possibility of an AI bubble
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Nashville singer-songwriter volunteers to rescue foxes, saving them from mange.
  1. 0.42 · curiosity · keep 0.06 · Ten thousand mink got loose in Ohio
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Apple, Spotify, YouTube
  1. 0.46 · news-in-context · keep 0.22 · Read a user's review of the differences between Spotify and its closest rival, Apple Music.
  2. 0.43 · experiences · keep 0.73 · Reimagining YouTube as cable TV, complete with channel-surfing
  3. 0.43 · experiences · keep 0.29 · YouTube brought endless content—and endless culture wars
  4. 0.42 · experiences · keep 0.56 · Read about how Spotify creates niche genres, from 'Webcore' to 'Phonk.'
  5. 0.41 · explainers · keep 0.57 · Viral pop artists create systems of participation, not just music
  6. 0.41 · curiosity · keep 0.32 · Spotify's success turned Swedish entrepreneur Daniel Ek into a billionaire in his mid-30s.
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