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This Maryland lab's quantum computer could cure cancer — and steal passwords

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By Hannah Good, Katie Shepherd
| MSN Verified
Katie Shepherd, Hannah Good Inside a warehouse turned laboratory in suburban Maryland, a team of theoretical physicists and engineers is racing to build a quantum processor powerful enough to surpass the most advanced computers on Earth. These scientists have a lofty goal: They want to rapidly accelerate a cure for cancer.
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How airports are reducing waste and embracing sustainability

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By Liza Weisstuch Verified, Hannah Good
| The Washington Post Verified
When you think of the climate impact of air travel, you might think first about aircraft emissions and plastic waste from in-flight food and drink service. But that impact starts long before you board your flight. Millions of people hurry through terminals every year buying food, leaving leftovers and producing all manners of trash.
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An illustrated look at how readers spent their first Pride

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By Marissa Lang, Hannah Good
| The Washington Post Verified
An illustrated look at how readers spent their first Pride (washingtonpost.com) An illustrated look at how readers spent their first Pride By Marissa J. Lang; Hannah Good 2025060712002200 As the nation's capital wrapped itself in rainbows this month to welcome visitors for WorldPride, one of the largest international observances of LGBTQ people and their rights, we asked Washington Post readers to think back to their first-ever Pride. Did they go with a big, supportive group of friends?
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