
CASEVAC Drones Explained: How They Rescue Wounded Soldiers and How Autonomous They Really Are
A Ukrainian soldier was rescued from the battlefield by a heavy-lift drone in October 2026. The operation was real, but it was not an autonomous
Sherafy’s 2026 California Voter Guide brings our election research into one place, with clear recommendations and links to the full evidence behind each one.

A Ukrainian soldier was rescued from the battlefield by a heavy-lift drone in October 2026. The operation was real, but it was not an autonomous

A supermarket can sell you milk, eggs, and steak on almost any ordinary evening because an enormous supply network is working behind the shelves. We

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A contested House election can matter enormously when congressional control is decided by a seat or two. This evidence-first public-service briefing examines the 2026 certification

Reports of parents canceling autism evaluations raise a difficult question: who can access a child’s diagnosis? We examine federal autism research, Medicaid and medical records,

Scientists use extraordinarily pure water to detect neutrinos, yet a famous story claims it hollowed out a metal hammer. The science is more interesting than

More than 2.1 million Americans are projected to receive a cancer diagnosis in 2026, even as cancer mortality continues to fall. We examine the numbers

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Some people appear certain that their perspective is reality and that anyone who disagrees must be wrong. Psychology offers a more useful explanation: naive realism,

MarinaTex began as a film made from fish-processing byproducts and red algae. We trace the claim that one cod could yield 1,400 bags, examine the