Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. Really happy to have you here. So, um I do not live in Texas.Uh I like Texas very much. Uh but I have never spent all that much time there. I've never put down roots there.I definitely do not own a house in Texas. Relatedly, because I do not live in Texas and I don't have a house in Texas and I haven't visited there at all this past year. Um, I did not need to be rescued in the Texas floods this month. Uh, nor was I in Texas personally rescuing people from the ...

I do not live in Texas. Uh I like Texas very much. Uh but I have never spent all that much time there. I've never put down roots there.I definitely do not own a house in Texas. Relatedly, because I do not live in Texas and I don't have a house in Texas and I haven't visited there at all this past year. Um I did not need to be rescued in the Texas floods this month. Uh, nor was I in Texas personally rescuing people from the Texas floods when they happened.Also, just so you know, I do not have a long lost dau ...

From viral videos to wild conspiracy theories, AI is making it harder than ever to tell what is real. Students Meri Bertram and Aimée Goos explore how fake news is created, why people believe it, and how simple strategies like checking reliability and logic can help fight back against misinformation and make sense of what we see online. Meri Bertram, 17, is a final-year international school student in Berlin, currently completing her Abitur. Raised in a trilingual Finnish-German household, she has developed ...