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These Were Our Favorite Tech Stories From Around the Web in 2024

Singularity Hub Staff

Every Saturday we post a selection of our favorite science and technology articles from the week. With 2024 nearing its end, we dug through all those posts again to surface 25 stories worth revisitin ...[Continue Reading]

Singularity Hub

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'A Bogus Claim': Columbia Professor Who Praised Oct. 7 Says Jews Not Descendants of Ancient Hebrews

Jessica Costescu

Columbia University professor Joseph Massad, who is slated to teach a course on Zionism, accused Jews of engaging in a "Hitlerian project" for claiming descent from ancient Hebrews during an appearan ...[Continue Reading]

Washington Free Beacon

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Chipmakers are rushing to get Chips Act money before Biden's out. Here's who's finalized so far

Britney Nguyen

As the Biden administration prepares to pass power to President-elect Donald Trump, U.S. chipmakers are rushing to finalize federal funding. In 2022, President Joe Biden signed the bipartisan CHIPS ...[Continue Reading]

Quartz India

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Brighter X Rays from Ultralight Silver Material

Mark Buchanan

Gone in a flash. A bright blast of x rays is generated when the 4-mm-wide cylindrical target made of a metal foam (gray) is hit by multiple laser beams. The target explodes, ionizing the silver atoms ...[Continue Reading]

Aps.org

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I get a kick out of Nigel Farage: Jordan Peterson on Reform and why net zero is unconservative

Charles Rotter

The Spectator Jordan Peterson speaks to Spectator editor Michael Gove about the idiot blandishments of net zero. He describes how setting a target at zero dooms you to the futile pursuit of perfecti ...[Continue Reading]

Wattsupwiththat.com

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Nudging Trump to Do the Right Thing When Possible

James D. Zirin

I am an optimist by nature, and as I look forward to 2025, I, perhaps foolishly, look forward to happy outcomes for our country. I know I could be very wrong. In his first inaugural address, Frankli ...[Continue Reading]

Washington Monthly

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