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June 23, 2021/ featured / video

The Exploitation of College Athletes

The NCAA has historically enforced amateurism rules that restrict student athletes from receiving compensation for their name, image, and likeness, despite the college sports industry’s

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June 23, 2021/ featured / video

The Exploitation of College Athletes

The NCAA has historically enforced amateurism rules that restrict student athletes from receiving compensation for their name, image, and likeness,…

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June 23, 2021/ featured / video

The Exploitation of College Athletes

The NCAA has historically enforced amateurism rules that restrict student athletes from receiving compensation for their name, image, and likeness, despite the college sports industry’s multibillion-dollar worth. On average, Division I football and basketball players are valued at about $160,000…

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Long Live Vinyl

In a year largely devoid of live, in-person concerts, fans grew eager for new ways to engage with music. Many found an answer in vinyl, rediscovering the value of physical records in a world otherwise defined by virtual interaction. According…

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Climate Change Next Door

Among those already grappling with day-to-day consequences of the climate crisis are the fishermen of New England, who in recent years have witnessed the region’s rising temperatures drive vast numbers of native fish to migrate in search of cooler water.…

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The Outer Rim of Science

David Bowie asks “is there life on Mars?” The X-Files made alien conspiracies cool. Blink-182 frontman Tom Delonge started his own alien search organization. UFO sightings have even been confirmed legitimate by the Pentagon. We’ve always been curious about life…

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Long Live Vinyl

In a year largely devoid of live, in-person concerts, fans grew eager for new ways to engage with music. Many…

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Climate Change Next Door

Among those already grappling with day-to-day consequences of the climate crisis are the fishermen of New England, who in recent…

watch now

The Outer Rim of Science

David Bowie asks “is there life on Mars?” The X-Files made alien conspiracies cool. Blink-182 frontman Tom Delonge started his…

watch now

Lawmakers Urge Zuckerberg to Abandon “Instagram Youth” Due to Mental Health Concerns

September 16, 2021

Democratic lawmakers, child safety advocates, and 44 state attorneys general are pushing back against Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to launch “Instagram Youth,” according to

Gov. Gavin Newsom Wins California Recall as Pressure Mounts for System Overhaul

September 15, 2021

U.S. Department of Energy Eyes Significant Shift Toward Solar Power by 2035

September 13, 2021

iOS 15 Apple Wallet to Store Digital State IDs and Driver’s Licenses

September 3, 2021

Supreme Court Refuses to Block New Texas Abortion Law

September 2, 2021

OnlyFans to Forbid Explicit Content Due to Pressure from Banks

August 23, 2021

Passed by Senate, Infrastructure and Budget Bills Must Now Walk Fine Line Through House

August 13, 2021

Kathy Hochul to Serve as NY’s First Woman Governor Following Cuomo’s Resignation

August 11, 2021

Landmark IPCC Report is ‘Code Red for Humanity’

August 9, 2021

As part of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), researchers with the United Nations released a new report on Monday outlining the stark global impacts of the crisis….

NLRB Officer Finds Amazon to Have Violated U.S. Labor Laws in Union Vote

August 3, 2021

A National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) hearing officer has found that Amazon breached U.S. labor laws during a union organizing drive at the company’s Bessemer, Alabama plant in April,…

Facebook Attempts to Improve Instagram Safety for Young Users

July 28, 2021

Facebook has announced plans to alter the advertising and privacy policies of photo and video-sharing app Instagram, which it acquired back in 2012. The social media giant intends to…

Tesla Rewrites Vehicle Software to Combat Chip Shortage

July 27, 2021

Tesla has confronted the worldwide semiconductor chip shortage head-on by rewriting its own vehicle software in order to maintain high production volume, according to The Verge. On a company…

Activision Blizzard Employees Sound Off Against ‘Frat Boy’ Workplace

July 26, 2021

At least 1,600 current and former Activision Blizzard employees have signed an open letter denouncing the video game publisher’s “abhorrent and insulting” response to a discrimination and sexual harassment…

Lawmakers Urge Zuckerberg to Abandon “Instagram Youth” Due to Mental Health Concerns

September 16, 2021

Democratic lawmakers, child safety advocates, and 44 state attorneys general are pushing back against Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to launch “Instagram Youth,” according to NPR. Opponents maintain that…

Gov. Gavin Newsom Wins California Recall as Pressure Mounts for System Overhaul

September 15, 2021

California Governor Gavin Newsom won Tuesday’s recall vote by a considerable margin, thwarting the Republican attempt to take over leadership of the state, according to Vox. Newsom won more…

U.S. Department of Energy Eyes Significant Shift Toward Solar Power by 2035

September 13, 2021

The federal government is placing renewed focus on solar energy, which could come to provide as much as 40 percent of the nation’s electricity over the next 15 years,…

iOS 15 Apple Wallet to Store Digital State IDs and Driver’s Licenses

September 3, 2021

Apple has announced that eight states across the country will soon support iOS 15’s capability to store ID cards and driver’s licenses in the iPhone wallet app, according to…

Supreme Court Refuses to Block New Texas Abortion Law

September 2, 2021

The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Texas in a 5 to 4 vote on Wednesday, refusing to block a new state law that bans the majority of abortions after…