Frank Landymore is a freelance writer whose work focuses on a wide range of topics, including technology, current events, and pop culture. His articles have been featured in publications such as Futurism, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance. With a knack for blending humor and insight, Frank provides unique perspectives on the latest trends and developments in the world.
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Frank's coverage focuses primarily on scientific topics, including weather, technology, artificial intelligence, science and environmental issues. He often cites data in his articles and seeks expert commentary.
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"It's scary for everyone. At that age, do they have the ability to know right from wrong?"
By: Ryan Oehrli, MICHAEL R. SISAK Cameron Knight, Frank Landymore
A federal jury on Thursday found a Kannapolis man guilty of attacking police during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
By: Frank Landymore
Earlier this year, astronomers revealed one of the James Webb Space Telescope 's most spectacular and intriguing discoveries yet — and that's saying something.
By: Amelia Stern, Nancy Molnar, Mollie Markowitz, Frank Landymore
RANDOLPH — Randolph Police arrested a man after he allegedly robbed a local bank using a bomb threat on Wednesday morning, Chief Anthony Marag announced in a written statement
Diamonds may be forever. But their market value? That might prove less eternal.
By: Frank Landymore, Veronique Dupont
An investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board reveals that the fire that devoured a Tesla Semi after it crashed last month turned out to be way worse than we first thought.
"The third state challenges how scientists typically understand cell behavior."
By: Frank Landymore, Philip Thurston Getty
Last September, scientists the world over detected an inexplicable seismic vibration that shook the planet for nine days straight — too long to be a mere earthquake. The detection was so unprecedented that at the time, some scientists believed there was something wrong with their instruments.
You may be surprised to learn that "self-driving" cars don't always drive themselves.
By: Frank Landymore
Don't panic, but the odds of a massive asteroid named Apophis smashing into Earth just got just a smidge higher.
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