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Baldur’s Gate 3 Could Spark a Huge Change to Another Great RPG Series

The future of the Pillars of Eternity series could look very different after the success of ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ according to developer Obsidian’s design director.

Astronomers Capture the Most Colorful Image of a Galaxy Ever

The galactic masterpiece combines over 100 exposures to reveal previously unseen features of stars in formation.

Can Changing Spark Plugs Improve Fuel Economy?

Spark plugs play a pivotal role in your vehicle’s performance, but can changing them improve fuel economy? Here’s everything you need to know.

Old Florida Smells Like Salt Air and Smoked Fish

Seventy-five years of Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish.

6 Ways for Leaders to Hone Their “Visual Literacy”

Leaders may not realize it — they’re not just being watched, they’re being interpreted, filtered, and judged. So is their business.

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Erin Moriarty Has Graves’ Disease. What to Know About the Condition

We asked experts how the condition shows up.

Microsoft and OpenAI Play High-Stakes Tug-of-War

Tense talks show that both AI giants are willing to play rough.

Everyone Overthinks — This Simple Trick Will Get You Out of Your Head

Overthinking has real, long-term consequences for our health.

Survivor Continues to Heal Decades After Her Family’s Prom Night Murder

More than three decades after the 1989 murders of her mother, stepfather and two sisters, Jessi Toronjo shares her emotional journey from a scared child to a woman intent on maintaining justice for her family.

How Criterion Turned Its Film Archives Into a Streaming Powerhouse

The Criterion Channel refuses to employ Netflix-style algorithmic programming. That choice has courted a whole new audience of cinephiles.

The Immigrants Caring for the Nation’s Elderly Are Losing Their Jobs

More than 41% of home health aides in the U.S. last year were foreign-born.

What It’s Really Like to Live in a 3D-Printed Home

The technology has been touted as a solution to the housing crisis—but how practical are 3D-printed homes for everyday living?

4,000 Employees Took “Fork in the Road” at Justice Dept., With More Cuts to Come

Former officials and law enforcement analysts said the cutbacks are draining DOJ of experienced agents and leaders.

Norway Is All in on Electric Cars. What Can the U.S. Learn?

Norway’s crusade to eliminate gasoline powered cars was years in the making. Can that achievement be replicated?

More Women in the Boardroom Can Lead to Safer Companies

New research finds companies with women on their boards are safer. In 2018 companies spent over a billion a week on safety incidents.

Why Does No One Ever Tell You How Brilliant Ageing Can Be?

In later life, you know what sparks joy: loving new things, discarding old things. It’s finally time to live as you want to live, not as you’re told you should.

Why Budget Travel Abroad Is Ideal for Families This Summer

Is the Hubble Tension Real? Exclusive Interview With Wendy Freedman

Different methods of measuring the Universe’s expansion rate yield high-precision, incompatible answers. But is the problem robustly real?

Bones of a Raccoon-Sized Prehistoric Lizard Sat in a Jar for 20 Years

The formidable lizard is named for Tolkien’s goblin prince, Bolg.

Here’s How Koenigsegg’s ‘Dark Matter’ Electric Motor Makes 800 HP

What is “raxial flux?” It‘s not a new genre of EDM.