HeyJaredLauren Giella
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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The kids are not all right—about AI (opens the original)
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When new technologies emerge—from CDs to the internet to mobile phones—the familiar pattern has been that young people are the earliest and most enthusiastic adopters. With AI, only half that pattern is holding. This year, for the first time, a majority (55 percent) of American adults under 30 told the Pew Research Center they are more concerned than excited about artificial intelligence. In 2021, that figure was 31 percent. Over the same period, the share who are more excited than concerned fel
AI Under Taliban Rule: How Roya Mahboob Is Fighting for Girls’ Education (opens the original)
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When the Taliban first came to power in 1996, Roya Mahboob remembers being a little girl dreaming of going to school. But she also remembers having her books and television confiscated and set ablaze outside her home. She felt helpless. Back then, physical books were the only tools for knowledge. But now, girls in Afghanistan living under the same oppressive rule have more access to learning through technology. "Technology opened a window to the world when I was growing up in Afghanistan [and] d
Microdramas’ big Hollywood takeover (opens the original)
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For those who still pay for cable, microdramas might sound like a bad 30 Rock joke. They are TV shows for the smartphone generation who watch Academy Award-winning films in 24 increments on TikTok. The format is simple: one- or two-minute scripted episodes with love triangles, betrayals, plot twists and dramatic cliff-hangers that keep viewers scrolling for as many as 60 episodes. These mobile-native soap operas on apps like ReelShort or DramaBox have small budgets, but big drama—combining the i
George Santos finally finds the perfect stage (opens the original)
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Former Congressman George Santos probably thought serving jail time for identity theft and wire fraud was going to be his toughest trial. But now, the former Republican representative from New York is gearing up for a new challenge—and no, he's not returning for another Ziwe sit-down (not yet at least). Santos joined the fifth season of Fox's Special Forces: World's Toughest Test—a competition reality show that puts former reality stars, professional athletes and other B- and C-list celebrities
How Bronx Lacrosse Is Changing Lives On and Off the Field (opens the original)
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On the sidewalks of the South Bronx, where residents usually hear the bouncing of basketballs or the clack of a metal baseball bat, the sounds of dense lacrosse balls whipping into the back of goals fill the neighborhood. For Dan Leventhal, founder of Bronx Lacrosse, these turf fields are the epicenter of the future of the sport. Leventhal, a former college lacrosse player and Teach for America corps member, has built a community with Bronx Lacrosse that goes beyond athletics to help young peopl
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