History has its inequities: visionaries like Nikola Tesla or Mary Shelley, long isolated, await their full recognition.

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This episode examines the Invention Secrecy Act of 1951 and the government’s authority to classify private patents. It claims that more than 6,000 inventions are currently restricted under secrecy ...

The U.S. war in Iran may be over, or at least in abeyance, but President Donald Trump isn’t done blaming Europeans for his failure there. A week after threatening to quit NATO over European states’ ...

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Decades of media conditioning and schoolyard slang would have us believe that someone named Albert Poindexter was a, shall we say, more-studious-than-social type of individual. But back in the 1930s ...

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