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A high-energy laser weapon system emitting a beam toward a small drone above the border, where military officials say the system has taken down 11 drones. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

Eleven Drones Down, Incursions Down 75%: What a Laser Weapon Says About Strength

In less than two weeks, a high-energy laser weapon system deployed at the U.S. border has taken down 11 drones, according to military officials who spoke to CBS News. The…

Sep 7, 10:06 AM

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Every Two Minutes, Another $1 Million: The War's Energy Bill Lands on American Kitchen Tables

Every Two Minutes, Another $1 Million: The War's Energy Bill Lands on American Kitchen Tables

Sep 7, 8:05 AM

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Rows of server racks with glowing indicator lights in an unmarked data center, representing the digital technology everyone depends on is also critical infrastructure. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

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Science Now Says Rest Makes You Better at Your Job. Your Body Was Never Meant to Run Nonstop.

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Interlocking wooden beams joined together in a sturdy structure, representing how over three-quarters of Asian family philanthropies partner with government. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

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A formal petition document tied with a plain ribbon, representing the petition to King Charles that questions the legality of slavery under English law and UK’s responsibility for reparations. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

Jamaica's Petition to King Charles Asks What Truth About Slavery Requires Now

Sep 6, 10:07 PM

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Large interlocking industrial gears turning continuously in a factory setting, evoking an industrial machine that cannot stop and cannot slow down. AI-generated editorial illustration; not a documentary photograph

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Your Search Engine Is Critical Infrastructure Now — What Would It Mean to Care for It?

Sep 7, 6:10 AM

Science Now Says Rest Makes You Better at Your Job. Your Body Was Never Meant to Run Nonstop.

Sep 7, 2:07 AM

Three-Quarters of Asian Family Philanthropies Partner With Government — and Both Styles of Giving Face the Same Test

Sep 7, 12:11 AM

An Industrial Machine That Cannot Stop: China's Export Shock and the Question of Where Our Peace Rests

Sep 6, 8:14 PM