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From Physics Lab to Virtual Empire: The Untold Story of Roblox's Creator
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From Physics Lab to Virtual Empire: The Untold Story of Roblox's Creator

Roblox started as a physics education tool before becoming a global gaming platform. Creator David Baszucki turned student play into a $1.5

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This Mother's Day, ponte las pilas: How well do you really know your mamá?
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This Mother's Day, ponte las pilas: How well do you really know your mamá?

Host AK Lopez challenges Isabel Sega and her mom Maria Isabel to a revealing quiz. The exercise shows that even the closest family members c

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Mother's Day 2026: Smart Tech Gifts That Honor Mamá's Time and Style
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Mother's Day 2026: Smart Tech Gifts That Honor Mamá's Time and Style

Smartphones and laptops lead Mother's Day 2026 gift searches, with a focus on battery life and video-call quality. Smart home devices like r

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Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to Open in Los Angeles in 2026, Featuring Diego Rivera and Judy Baca
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Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to Open in Los Angeles in 2026, Featuring Diego Rivera and Judy Baca

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will open its doors in Los Angeles in September 2026. The museum features a collection of 40,000 works, in

Andres Ruiz ·
Hantavirus: The Rapidly Fatal Rodent-Borne Threat Across the Americas
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Hantavirus: The Rapidly Fatal Rodent-Borne Threat Across the Americas

Hantaviruses cause hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, which can lead to death in under 48 hours. The Andes and Choclo variants are prevalent in

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Bad Bunny's Plastic Chairs Find a Home at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art
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Bad Bunny's Plastic Chairs Find a Home at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art

Edra Soto's 'Sillas BB' chairs, featuring Bad Bunny's face, are now on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. The work explores

Valeria Mendoza ·
Mother's Day 2026: Why the U.S. Date Differs from Latin America's Fixed Celebrations
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Mother's Day 2026: Why the U.S. Date Differs from Latin America's Fixed Celebrations

Mother's Day 2026 in the U.S. lands on May 10, following the second-Sunday tradition. Unlike Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala, which celeb

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Horsetail Plant's Extreme Water Isotopes Offer New Clues to Ancient Climates
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Horsetail Plant's Extreme Water Isotopes Offer New Clues to Ancient Climates

Scientists at the University of New Mexico found that the horsetail plant concentrates heavy oxygen isotopes in its stem, creating water wit

Andres Ruiz ·
Disneyland Closures Summer 2026: Pirates, Fantasmic, and Volcano Bay Renovations
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Disneyland Closures Summer 2026: Pirates, Fantasmic, and Volcano Bay Renovations

Pirates of the Caribbean closes May 4 to early June 2026, including the Blue Bayou restaurant. Fantasmic runs limited shows until May 22. Vo

Valeria Mendoza ·
Cinco de Mayo: The Real Story Behind the Celebration in the U.S.
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Cinco de Mayo: The Real Story Behind the Celebration in the U.S.

Cinco de Mayo commemorates the 1862 Battle of Puebla, a symbol of Mexican resistance. In the U.S., it became a celebration of Mexican herita

Valeria Mendoza ·
iOS 27 Rumors: Siri Gets a Standalone App and 5G Satellite Connectivity
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iOS 27 Rumors: Siri Gets a Standalone App and 5G Satellite Connectivity

Apple's iOS 27 update is rumored to include a standalone Siri app with text and voice interactions, 5G satellite connectivity for the iPhone

Andres Ruiz ·
Clean Eating Is a Fight Against Convenience: A Latino Chef's Lesson for Better Health
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Clean Eating Is a Fight Against Convenience: A Latino Chef's Lesson for Better Health

Dorian Klemensine, a gay Latino zillennial living with HIV, learns to make a quick quinoa bowl with Chef Eddie Garza. The episode explores h

Andres Ruiz ·