The Atlantic
AI cheating is rampant on campuses, and professors are realizing that the Honor Code may as well be a suggestion - one that students ignore with 93% impunity.
Ars Technica
From soccer feints to poop physics, boron buckyballs to ancient scrolls, and a spider that launches ants like a ballista, June's science highlights prove that even the weirdest research is worth a second look.
The Atlantic
A survivor of two school shootings offers a wry guide to coping with an experience that, in America, apparently needs its own manual.
NPR Economy
New Fed chair Kevin Warsh inherits an economy where inflation is sticky, eggs never recovered, and corporate profits are hoovering up everything - so basically, good luck. Economist Mark Blyth breaks it down with characteristic gloom.
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