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A tiny robot developed by Japan’s space agency operated autonomously on the moon for more than 100 minutes and sent a series of images back to Earth. Exploring the moon’s surface lays crucial groundwork for future crewed settlements, and swarms of…
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The bear market is over. While that statement fills the mainstream media, it remains a hotly debated question in every media…
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) arrived in Taiwan on Thursday in the fourth US visit to the island this month as Washington…
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It’s very common to hear the terms “machine learning” and “artificial intelligence” thrown around in the wrong context. It’s an easy…
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Jerome Powell isn’t Paul Volker, and this isn’t 1982. As of late, market analysts are stumbling all over themselves, trying to…
Tesla owner will never lose his car key again – after he implants a chip in his hand to unlock his vehicle….
In the July 26 Financial Times article entitled “Is the Dollar about to Take a Turn?,” Barry Eichengreen writes that the US dollar…
Shifting debt doesn’t solve problems says Michael Pettis. Someone has to take the loss. With a major property bust underway, China…
Japanese manga publisher Shueisha has launched new legal action in the United States as a prelude to filing lawsuits against pirate…
The housing slump accelerates with another 5.9 percent decline in July, down 20.2 percent from a year ago, and 25.9% since…
Many jurisdictions have laws mandating a minimum lot size or unit square footage. Institute for Justice is fighting back. This article…
The 1998 asteroid disaster film Armageddon is often mocked, but rarely taken seriously despite its cultural relevance and impact. While in…
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