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Paris Hilton: Renado Ortega Lost Her Floral Studio in the Eaton Fire. Paris Hilton Helped Her Bloom Again.

August 14, 2026

Renado Ortega Lost Her Floral Studio in the Eaton Fire. Paris Hilton Helped Her Bloom Again.

Renado Ortega lost her Altadena floral studio and her home in the Eaton Fire and

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BBC News: Millions Across Europe Watch a Solar Eclipse That Won't Come Again for Decades

August 12, 2026

Millions Across Europe Watch a Solar Eclipse That Won’t Come Again for Decades

Millions across Europe watched the moon consume up to 96% of the sun in one

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The Dodo: Golden Retriever Maya Accidentally Taught 3 Orphan Goslings To Fly

August 12, 2026

Golden Retriever Maya Accidentally Taught 3 Orphan Goslings To Fly

Maya the golden retriever adopted three orphaned goslings found alone by the family pond, appointing

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Plumes: A Bird Sings 'My Way' and the Internet Is Not Okay

August 11, 2026

A Bird Sings ‘My Way’ and the Internet Is Not Okay

Plumes assembled a compilation of animals receiving private concerts, from 'You've Got a Friend in

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Plumes: Animals Get a Private Concert and the Reactions Are Everything

August 11, 2026

Animals Get a Private Concert and the Reactions Are Everything

A channel called Plumes has been singing classic ballads directly to animals, and the reactions,

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Undecided with Matt Ferrell: Graphene Is Finally Showing Up in the Real World, and the Concrete Numbers Are Hard to Dismiss

August 11, 2026

Graphene Is Finally Showing Up in the Real World, and the Concrete Numbers Are Hard to Dismiss

In April 2025, workers poured 15 cubic meters of graphene-enhanced concrete at a wastewater treatment

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Veritasium: The Glass in Your Pocket Has a 1.2-Million-Year History

August 11, 2026

The Glass in Your Pocket Has a 1.2-Million-Year History

A Veritasium producer at Corning's research facility tried to crack Gorilla Glass with a stylus

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RHINO: The Rascals' 'A Beautiful Morning' Still Sounds Like the First Day of Everything Good

August 10, 2026

The Rascals’ ‘A Beautiful Morning’ Still Sounds Like the First Day of Everything Good

The Rascals built 'A Beautiful Morning' on something most pop songwriting quietly abandoned: the belief

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KOMO News: Lily Bailey Pulled Three Drowning Girls from Lake Washington One by One During Seafair

August 10, 2026

Lillie Vehling Pulled Three Drowning Girls from Lake Washington One by One During Seafair

Lillie Vehling, a trained lifeguard and college water polo player, pulled three young girls from

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Through My Lens: Half Dome in One Day: What It Actually Takes to Reach the Top of Yosemite's Most Punishing Hike

August 9, 2026

Half Dome in One Day: What It Actually Takes to Reach the Top of Yosemite’s Most Punishing Hike

At 4:15 a.m., two headlamps leave Curry Village toward Half Dome's summit 8.2 miles away,

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TEDx Talks: AI Data Centers Burn Through Almost $100 Billion in Electricity a Year. One Material Scientist Has a Fix.

August 9, 2026

AI Data Centers Burn Through Almost $100 Billion in Electricity a Year. One Material Scientist Has a Fix.

AI data centers consumed the electricity equivalent of two Australias in 2024, and up to

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TEDx Talks: The Former World's First Chief AI Officer Has a Warning That Has Nothing to Do With Job Loss

August 9, 2026

The Former World’s First Chief AI Officer Has a Warning That Has Nothing to Do With Job Loss

Sol Rashidi was the world's first Chief AI Officer, and her sharpest warning has nothing

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