ReviewsLumi Keys Is a Delightful Way to Learn Piano Basics Without a PianoFor those of us who’ve gone a while without flexing our sheet music-reading muscle, or even for those who are looking to give piano a go for the first time but are limited by space (or budget), Lumi wants to help you learn the basics on a funky illuminated keyboard that gamifies the process. Catie Keck
RadioA Ghost Radio Station Has Been Broadcasting the Same Traffic Report for Obama's 2013 Inauguration for 8 YearsJoanna Nelius
Privacy and SecurityHackers Just Looted Passenger Data From Some of the World's Biggest AirlinesLucas Ropek
EnergyA ‘Travesty’ in the World of Building Codes Could Erode Cities’ Ability to Fight Climate ChangeMolly Taft
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ReviewsThe Moto G Power Proves a $200 Phone Has Its PerksThe latest Moto G Power isn’t very pretty, and it’s not that fancy either, but for a simple, well-built phone that starts at just $200, it’s got practically everything you need. And when it comes to its name, the G Power definitely delivers.Sam Rutherford
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MoviesBeing Undead Can't Stop Young Love in Sweet Yet Gory Short And Then! He Kissed MeShared over at Short of the Week—definitely a spot to bookmark if you love short films across a wide variety of genres—Aaron Cohen’s 14-minute horror comedy And Then! He Kissed Me, is a dialogue-less film made in Russia that follows a first date…Cheryl Eddy
Toys and CollectiblesLego Heads to the Hundred Acre Wood, and More of the Most Splendiferous Toy News This WeekAndrew Liszewski and James Whitbrook
Environmental JusticeThe Water Crisis in Mississippi America Can’t Afford to IgnoreRight now, Calandra Davis’ water pressure is too low to take a shower. When she turns on her sinks, the water comes out at a slow trickle. For weeks, she’s had to bathe herself and her 6-year-old son with water from store-bought bottles. Like all…Dharna Noor
NewsTexas Attorney General Sues Griddy for False Advertising in Wake of Winter Storm Price HikesAlyse Stanley
HealthU.S. Traffic Deaths Spiked in 2020, Even as People Stayed Off the RoadThe covid-19 pandemic had a surprising effect on road fatalities in 2020, new data released this week suggests. Despite people staying at home more and driving less overall, more than 42,000 Americans were estimated to have been killed during a car…Ed Cara
AnimalsDino ‘Parasites’ Trapped in Amber Are Not What They Appear to Be, Say ScientistsGeorge Dvorsky
Giz AsksWhy Does Music Make Us Feel Things?Once a day, at least, I’ll tear up listening to music. Just a drop or two, or not even a drop, just a pre-cry convulsion, a sudden seizure of feeling. More often than not, I have no specific memories tied to the song in question—sometimes I’m…Daniel Kolitz
Giz AsksHow Do Animals Perceive Time?I’m writing this on a Tuesday, at 2:26 p.m. Minutes ago, it was 9 a.m., or so it feels; back then, I was enjoying the delusion, refreshed each morning, that I’d accomplish what I needed to do today. I still might—there are hours left in the…Daniel Kolitz
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