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Bitcoin Amazons Weekly: Who Gets to Build the Next Market?

This week, the argument over crypto's future moved from promises to procedure. A major U.S. crypto bill failed to advance in the Senate. Two days later, the securities regulator offered a conditional route for trading real shares on blockchain infrastructure. Meanwhile, one of Wall Street's largest data companies moved deeper into the tools that secure that infrastructure. The question running through all three stories: Who sets the rules and who gets access?

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Read more about the article Before AI Slop, There Was Just Slop

Before AI Slop, There Was Just Slop

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Dismissing all AI-assisted work ignores what these tools also make possible: An individual turning an original idea into an illustrated story, a song or a publication that previously required resources they simply did not have. That deserves curiosity. And we need a name for work that earns it. I propose AI Craft. Work created with AI and shaped by human purpose, taste, judgment and responsibility. AI with a point of view.

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Mosquitoes

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Google has filed an application with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to release up to 64 million male mosquitoes in California and Florida over two years.

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Read more about the article Apollo vs. Artemis: NASA’s Historic Return to the Moon Explained (2026)

Apollo vs. Artemis: NASA’s Historic Return to the Moon Explained (2026)

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Apollo vs. Artemis isn’t just “old Moon missions vs. new Moon missions.” It represents a fundamental shift in NASA’s philosophy of exploration, moving from a Cold War “sprint” to a sustained, multi-decadal “campaign”. While the Apollo program was a mission-specific race to prove American technological dominance and return safely, Artemis is designed to build the repeatable infrastructure and staying power necessary to turn the Moon into a launchpad for the rest of the solar system.

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