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 Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is having a moment. What does it mean?
NPR · Stephen Fowler
Greene’s support for McCarthy and commitment to ultraconservative policies place her into a new nexus of power.
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 China’s population declines for the first time in decades
NBC News · Jennifer Jett
Record low births raise questions about whether it can overtake the U.S. as the world’s largest economy.
 M3GAN: The strange reasons a real child AI robot could never be built
sciencefocus.com · Stephen Kelly
For good or bad, a kid’s toy with artificial intelligence (and killer dance moves) probably won’t be possible at any point soon.
 Privacy advocates are worried about a newly unveiled pee-analysis gadget
Popular Science · Andrew Paul
Consumers should think twice before buying the splashy new device.
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 Does evolution ever go backward?
Live Science · Michael Dhar
In regressive evolution, organisms lose complex features and can appear to evolve “in reverse.” But evolution doesn’t retrace its steps, experts say.
 Busted and broken fossils show how dinosaurs fought
Smithsonian Magazine · Riley Black
From locking horns to biting each other in the face, this is how dinos of the same species battled.
 The fungal infection in “The Last of Us” is based on real science
POPSUGAR · Victoria Edel
Could it happen in real life?
 ‘Y’all,’ that most Southern of Southernisms, may not be Southern at all
theconversation.com · David B. Parker
There’s evidence to suggest that the word appeared first in England rather than the United States.
 Gen Z and young millennials’ surprising obsession
BBC Culture · Daisy Woodward
A radical new wave of artists are sweeping the previously elite world of classical music — with a little help from art, fashion and “Squid Game.”
 Want to improve your memory? Try these unexpected tips.
Vox · Allie Volpe
Your memory probably isn’t as bad as you think.
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