Strange News: The Future of Cannibalism, Green Slime in Canada, and a Mysterious Monument in Utah

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Strange News: AI and the New Age of 'Book Burning', eBay and Stalking, Fauci Rides Again, and More

Online commerce giant eBay gets in deep, hot water for stalking and harassing a pair of trade journalists -- and some actual eBay employees got in trouble. Dr. Fauci has a tense hang session with Congress. The great data center debate continues. Stunning revelations find 'AI' com ...  Show more

The Hidden Horrors of Elephant Shows

Elephants are amazing. In addition to being huge, they're also some of the smartest land animals out there (seriously, they have the biggest brains). Yet despite their unique nature, humans have historically mistreated elephants -- and continue to do so today. In tonight's episod ...  Show more

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