Blinding us with fake science
June 5, 2026
Journalist Adam Penenberg examines how AI, misinformation and flawed studies are eroding trust in science and spreading unreliable research.
Journalist Adam Penenberg examines how AI, misinformation and flawed studies are eroding trust in science and spreading unreliable research.
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A Brooklyn aquarium highlights the growth of an endangered African penguin chick and ongoing conservation efforts to protect the species.
Night in the Library at Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch drew thousands for Werner Herzog’s keynote and math-themed talks.
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Woodpeckers have extraordinarily long tongues to locate and capture various hard-to-reach insects living inside the wood of trees.
Emus survived the dinosaur extinction, retaining theropod traits and evolving into flightless, fast-running birds millions of years ago.