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When did every aisle become the protein aisle?

When did every aisle become the protein aisle?

Put those muscular hands where we can see ’em and step away from the Greek yogurt. The “proteinification” of our food is well underway, and Americans can’t seem to get enough (though they’ve likely had plenty). And Google searches for “high-protein diet” peaked in January. Why the new dietary obsession? We usually like to blame social media…

The world’s coolest drones survey sewage pipes

The world’s coolest drones survey sewage pipes

Drones have been doing our dirty work for so long that the Smithsonian has a nearly decade-old article about how drones helped rescue Capt. Richard Phillips in 2009. But there’s a difference between dirty jobs and dirty jobs. Meet the poop drones The Public Works Office in Michigan’s Macomb County has embraced the tech to manage its sewer lines, per Wired.…

Commanders reveal $3.7b deal to bring team back to DC

Commanders reveal $3.7b deal to bring team back to DC

The Washington Commanders might get to go home…or at least that’s how the franchise hopes you’ll see it. DC Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and team owner Josh Harris announced a $3.7 billion deal yesterday to bring the sports team back to the site of the beloved but crumbling RFK Stadium. The project, which includes the single largest…

Empty store shelves are coming, freighters warn

Empty store shelves are coming, freighters warn

Cargo handlers are raising the alarm on a steep drop-off in foreign-made goods entering the US, meaning “out of stock” signs could multiply as soon as next month if President Trump doesn’t change his tariff tune, economists say. Ground to a halt: Amid falling demand for China’s 145%-tariffed goods, sea-faring cargo shipments from China to the US plummeted…