Oh, the internet. That glorious black hole where productivity goes to die and attention spans are sacrificed like goats to the algorithmic gods. Every day, we doomscroll our way into existential ...

Ah, Binghamton University — the place where curiosity goes to thrive, and where research projects sound suspiciously like plotlines rejected from Stranger Things. When Brennan Cowden dropped the July ...

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Oh, the great British summer getaway — that sacred time when schools empty, temperatures flirt with the idea of being pleasant, and every man, woman, and child with a driver’s license or a passport ...

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Ah, the Royal Society. The oldest scientific institution in the UK, home to Isaac Newton’s apple, Charles Darwin’s heretical beard, and Stephen Hawking’s galactic swagger. You know, the place that ...

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Let’s begin today’s episode of The Chronicles of Canadian Real Estate Chaos with a tale as old as time — or at least as old as the last housing bubble. Picture this: You’re a small-time Ontario ...

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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and bots, gather ‘round for another thrilling tale of global capitalism doing what it does best: pretending to care about your country the moment the tax man backs off. This ...

Ah, the European Commission's Rule of Law Report 2025—fresh off the press, with all the ceremonial optimism of a Eurovision opener and all the actual teeth of a gummy bear. Six years into this grand ...