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What happens to your brain when you use AI? Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-host Chuck Nice and Gary O’Reilly explore current research into how large language models affect our cognition, memory, and learning with Nataliya Kosmyna.

The anticipated regulation could reduce eligibility for new applicants to the SSDI program by as much as 20 percent overall, and up to 30 percent among older workers, 10% reduction could result in 500,000 people losing access over 10 years.

Far from the image of social breakdown so often depicted in Hollywood blockbusters, every disaster survived deepens a community’s knowledge of itself. It reinforces and strengthens the relationships people can actually rely upon.

Epstein and his trafficking ring of ultra-wealthy figures expose how patriarchy and oligarchy conspire to crush victims, then empower men like Trump with such staggering impunity that they can become president.

While Hatch Act is the focus of several complaints, one group is arguing the messages violate federal appropriations law.

Donald Trump’s new security directive labels anti-capitalist beliefs as a predictor of political violence. The irony: left-wing structural analysis actually pushes people away from lone-wolf attacks and toward mass organizing for change.

Here’s What Never Arrived

We won a $2 an hour raise across the board, raising the starting wage from $18 an hour to $20 an hour

Poet Tony Hoagland commemorates the transition from innocence to knowledge, from privilege to guilt.

Unions elevate workers from being powerless subjects of a boss to being participants in a democracy, with rights and powers of their own.