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Meet ‘Atlas’: Boston Dynamics Introduces Agile Humanoid Robot for Complex Tasks

Boston Dynamics recently introduced its latest humanoid robot, named 'Atlas', in a post on X (formerly Twitter). The engineering and robotics design company shared...

American Medical Association President Calls for Censorship of ‘Vaccine Misinformation’

In a recent blog post, American Medical Association (AMA) President Jesse Ehrenfeld called for greater censorship over "vaccine misinformation."

Social Media Platform X Censors ‘Misgendering’

Social media platform X, formerly Twitter, reinstated policies that censor posts "misgendering" individuals.

University of Houston Cancels Opening Ceremony of Satanic, Pro-Abortion Statue

The University of Houston canceled an event honoring a statue that has been described as a satanic display of pro-abortion ideology.

Hackers from China, Russia, Iran, North Korea May Use OpenAI for Cyber Operations

Microsoft Threat Intelligence wrote in a blog post that hackers are using OpenAI for cyber operations.

The 23rd Amendment: Voting for D.C.

The 23rd Amendment to the United States Constitution is a significant yet often overlooked part of American history.

YouTube CEO to Increase Content from ‘Authoritative Sources’ in 2024 Election

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan vowed to promote content from "authoritative sources" leading up to the 2024 election.

Understanding the 15th Amendment: Constitutional Equality

The 15th Amendment to the United States Constitution is a significant milestone in American history.

Harvard-Linked Teaching Hospital Pulls Papers After Allegations of False Data

The Harvard University-linked Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston is looking to pull dozens of papers authored by its leading researchers after allegations of data falsification.

X CEO: Protect ‘Free Speech’ While Combatting ‘Hate Speech’

X CEO Linda Yaccarino wrote in a blog post that while "society’s progress" calls for the freedom of speech, the line must be drawn at "hate."

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