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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for vox.com
- Top 100K sites
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- Aug 9, 2026
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The online “burnerverse” trying to ruin young women’s lives (opens the original)
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The anonymous online network harassing Maddie Kowalski, explained. Maddie Kowalski is a student at the University of Florida. Last November, someone found nonconsensual intimate images and videos of her, stitched them together, and uploaded them to X, where they were viewed millions of times. “Can you imagine?” asked Ej Dickson, a senior culture writer at Wired who reported on Kowalski’s story earlier this month. “You’re 19 years old and a video that you don’t even remember shooting, let alone c
Flock cameras are everywhere — and people really, really hate them (opens the original)
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How AI traffic cameras sparked a vigilante vandalism movement. Have you been hearing a lot about Flock recently? You’re not alone: The surveillance company has put 120,000 cameras on roads in every US state except Alaska, and people are mad about it — online, at city council meetings, and out in the world, where the cameras have become the target of vigilante vandalism. Flock’s automated license plate readers — cameras that scan the license plates of every car that passes, along with the car’s
Why babies’ experiences matter (even if they can’t remember them) (opens the original)
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How early childhood shapes us as adults. No matter how hard we try, remembering anything that happened to us before the age of, say, 3 or 4 years old feels impossible. Even memories before 7 years old feel hazy and fragmented. Our brains just aren’t built to store specific memories from our first few years, something known as “infantile amnesia.” And chances are, even the earliest memories we think we have might just be amalgamations of stories we’ve been told, images cribbed from old family sna
The doomsday threat we’re ignoring (opens the original)
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The writer Annie Jacobsen on the terrifying realities of biological war. Of all the extinction-level threats vying for our attention, AI, climate change, and nuclear war tend to get most of the airplay. But Annie Jacobsen thinks biological war should be near the top of our mental list of doomsday scenarios, too. She should know — Jacobsen has carved out a unique niche as America’s foremost reporter on the ways we could end the world. Her bestselling 2024 book Nuclear War: A Scenario terrified re
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