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CrunchLabs: Science Bob Reveals 5 Magic Tricks You Can Actually Do at Home

July 27, 2026

Science Bob Reveals 5 Magic Tricks You Can Actually Do at Home

Science Bob Fluke Felder, a former middle school science teacher turned magician, walked through five

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MrBeast: MrBeast and LeBron James Granted 100 Kids With Cancer Their Biggest Wishes

July 26, 2026

MrBeast and LeBron James Granted 100 Kids With Cancer Their Biggest Wishes

MrBeast, LeBron James, and a coalition of chart-topping musicians and athletes joined forces to grant

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BRIGHT SIDE: Egypt Is Carving an Artificial Nile Through the Desert to Build a City of 3 Million Families

July 25, 2026

Egypt Is Carving an Artificial Nile Through the Desert to Build a City of 3 Million Families

Egypt is constructing Jirean, a brand-new desert city of up to 3 million families built

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StarTalk: Neil deGrasse Tyson Says America Is Sliding Into a Scientific Vacuum, and History Shows the Only Way Out

July 24, 2026

Neil deGrasse Tyson Says America Is Sliding Into a Scientific Vacuum, and History Shows the Only Way Out

Neil deGrasse Tyson traces the quiet erosion of American scientific leadership, from evaporating federal labs

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TED: Van Jones at TED: The Ancient Intelligence We Need to Survive the AI Age

July 24, 2026

Van Jones at TED: The Ancient Intelligence We Need to Survive the AI Age

Van Jones took a TED stage to ask whether the civilization being built by AI

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TED: A Former Capitol Hill Staffer Reveals Why One Email Can Change a Bill

July 24, 2026

A Former Capitol Hill Staffer Reveals Why One Email Can Change a Bill

A former Capitol Hill chief of staff explains how a single constituent email landed a

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July 24, 2026

90 Years Ago Today, the Triborough Bridge Stitched Three NYC Boroughs Together

On July 11, 1936, the Triborough Bridge opened across more than 5,000 feet of New

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Bedtime History: Mae Jemison Dreamed of Space as a Girl at Summer Camp. Then She Flew There.

July 23, 2026

Mae Jemison Dreamed of Space as a Girl at Summer Camp. Then She Flew There.

Mae Jemison grew up watching the Apollo missions from Chicago, never seeing anyone who looked

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Chihuly Studio: Dale Chihuly's 25 Chandeliers That Nobody Wanted (Until Everyone Did)

July 22, 2026

Dale Chihuly’s 25 Chandeliers That Nobody Wanted (Until Everyone Did)

Dale Chihuly made 25 chandeliers and could not sell a single one. Then the world

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Chihuly Studio: Dale Chihuly Started With a Hardware Store Pipe and a Picture on a Wall

July 22, 2026

Dale Chihuly Started With a Hardware Store Pipe and a Picture on a Wall

Dale Chihuly blew his first glass bubble with an iron pipe from a hardware store,

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July 22, 2026

Buckminster Fuller Was Born 131 Years Ago and Literally Changed the Shape of Modern Architecture

On July 12, 1895, Buckminster Fuller was born in Milton, Massachusetts. He went on to

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Greg Lav: Bloom CEO Greg Lav's Lessons From Building a Half-Billion-Dollar Company Before 31

July 22, 2026

Bloom CEO Greg Lav’s Lessons From Building a Half-Billion-Dollar Company Before 31

Bloom CEO Greg Lavecia built a company heading toward half a billion dollars in annual

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