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The Beatles: Here Comes the Sun: The Beatles' Most Quietly Hopeful Song Gets Its Official Video Treatment

August 2, 2026

George Harrison's 'Here Comes the Sun' has been carrying people out of difficult stretches for

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Disney: Disney's Worldbuilders Reveal How the Magic Actually Gets Made

August 2, 2026

The designers and engineers behind Disney's immersive parks rarely get named in the final product.

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Cleo Abram: The Underwater Forest of Spheres That Caught a Ghost Particle Faster Than Light

August 2, 2026

Off the coast of Sicily, more than 900 glass spheres hang 3,500 meters underwater, waiting

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

July 27, 2026

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

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Dan Martell: Dan Martell's Exact Blueprint for Hitting $100K a Month (Starting from Zero)

July 27, 2026

Dan Martell cold-called a plumber and booked a Zoom meeting in under two minutes without

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

July 26, 2026

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 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 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 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 chief of staff explains how a single constituent email landed a

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July 24, 2026

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

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