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The city that's turning its parking lots into sponges
After three summers of flash floods, Eastvale is tearing up asphalt and planting rain gardens. The early numbers suggest the ground can do what the pipes can't.
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A telescope the size of a shoebox just found its first planet
A student-built satellite spotted a gas giant crossing a nearby star. Astronomers say the real story is how cheap planet hunting is becoming.
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Inside the tiny shops keeping your old phone alive
Independent repair counters are busier than they've been in a decade. Their owners say the hardest part isn't the soldering. It's getting the parts.
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The video store is back, and it's not about nostalgia
A wave of small rental shops is opening in cities with plenty of streaming. Their customers say they're paying for something algorithms can't sell them.
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Right to repair, explained: what changes when the rules arrive
Repair laws are spreading, but they don't all say the same thing. Here's what they usually cover, what they leave out, and what to ask before you buy.