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Harvard Physicist Avi Loeb Warns Pentagon UFO Files Could Expose Secret Enemy Tech and Alien Visitors From Beyond Earth

Harvard physicist Avi Loeb discusses the Pentagon's UFO files, highlighting potential adversarial advancements and extraterrestrial possibilities.

International Business Times UK

Is CTE really the main reason behind the rise in NFL player suicides?

Brain trauma and football have become inexorably linked. But a recent Harvard study suggests there are other dangers for football players

The Guardian - US

Top universities among victims named in Canvas data breach - MIT, Oxford and more all hit

ShinyHunters is increasing the heat on Instructure by listing all of the potential victims of the Canvas breach.

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Mark Cuban Warns Student Loans 'F*** Up Your Future' — Calls Them the 'Dumbest Move'

Mark Cuban advises avoiding student debt by starting at community colleges, which offer the same foundational coursework as top schools and save you thousands.

International Business Times UK

A Harvard study just found AI can now out-diagnose physicians in the ER: ‘We’re already at the ceiling’

Even the researchers were surprised by the results.

Fortune

Recent Books on the Constitution

My seminar picks for 2026 (and every year since 2005)

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Stop donating to Harvard and the Ivy League. There's a better option that MacKenzie Scott already figured out

MacKenzie Scott gets it. Most donors still don't.

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Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman built a program to teach young leaders about China. It's harder to get into than Harvard

Inspired by the Rhodes Scholar program, Schwarzman's philanthropic initiative brings students in their early-to-mid-20s to spend a year immersed in understanding how China works.

Fortune

Best-ever 20-minute power and 3 Pan-Am golds: Inside the AI tech Olympic Champion Kristen Faulkner built, and is testing on, herself

The American is using AI to turn nine years of data into a personalised performance model, and one that could reshape how women train

Cycling Weekly

AI outperforms doctors in Harvard trial of emergency triage diagnoses

Researchers say results mark a really ‘profound change in technology that will reshape medicine’

The Guardian - UK

CRISPR Genome Editing and the Future of Down Syndrome Treatment

The ethics of using safe gene therapies to improve the health and cognition of Down syndrome children and adults.

Reason

39-Year-Old Turned $90K Debt Into $2M Hair Clip Business — Refuses To Pass Tariff Costs To Customers

San Francisco artist Jenny Lennick had closed her shop $90,000 in debt. Her food-themed hair clip brand Jenny Lemons now brings in $2 million a year.

International Business Times UK

The fake Rolex problem: How AI turned amateur attackers into nation-state threats

AI-powered attackers bypass defenses by engineering intent-driven, multi-layered phishing kill chains.

TechRadar

28-Year-Old Harvard Student's Dorm Room Side Hustle Made $7K In First Month — Now Targets $500K

Brian Youngblood launched Prest, a shelf-stable powdered hummus, from a Cambridge donut shop kitchen while studying at Harvard Business School.

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Secret Service Officer Makes Fortune Betting On Polymarket That Maduro Would Be Detained

A US Army soldier is charged with using classified information about a Venezuelan mission to profit over $409,000 on Polymarket, raising concerns about prediction markets and national security

Sports Illustrated

A Tale of Two Jack Hughes: Two Players With Same Name Had Very Different Olympic Experiences

Just before the Miracle on Ice, Jack Hughes was the last cut of the U.S. Olympic team. Forty-six years later, a player with the same name scored the gold-winning goal.

The Guardian - US

Requests for US legal aid linked to Palestine activism far surpass pre-2023 levels

Civil rights group logs 300% yearly rise from before war and says ‘authoritarian repression … went into overdrive’

The Guardian - US

Why are Harvard’s slavery researchers quitting or being fired?

The school’s $100m project to examine its slave ownership in Antigua is mired in controversy as academics allege obstruction

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Gen Z turning its back on AI isn’t irrational—it’s a verdict on everyone who failed them

The most tech-native generation in U.S. history has soured on the defining technology of its era. The more they use it, the more they despair.

Reason

In Poisoned Ivies, Stefanik Sees Censorship as a Cure for 'Anti-Americanism'

What is a greater rejection of America's founding ideals than an overreaching government trampling the First Amendment?

The Independent UK

Red hair becoming more common due to natural selection, study shows

Immunity to HIV and resistance to leprosy were also flagged as more common traits in the study by Harvard Medical School

Fortune

Teacher, blame thyself: Yale report savages Ivy League schools for destroying American trust in higher education

A new faculty report from Yale diagnoses the trust crisis gripping U.S. colleges and universities—and doesn’t spare its own institution from criticism.

Fortune

This CEO has teamed up with Google, Microsoft, and McKinsey to build an AI degree that could rival Harvard—and it will cost only $10,000 to attend

Khan Academy CEO Sal Khan is reinventing college with an AI-focused bachelor’s degree program, built with Google, Microsoft, and McKinsey, for under $10K.

International Business Times

Iran War Could Cost The U.S. Up To $1 Trillion Over Time, Harvard Economist Warns

Harvard-backed estimates suggest prolonged conflict could reshape U.S. fiscal policy, defense spending and long-term debt trajectory

Fortune

Palantir CEO says working at his $316 billion software company is better than a degree from Harvard or Yale: ‘No one cares about the other stuff’

Sorry, Apple, Google, and OpenAI, Palantir’s billionaire boss, Alex Karp, says a job at his AI firm is the “best credential in tech.”

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