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In California, a first-in-the-nation state task force is studying the treatment of Black residents from the slavery era to the present to determine whether the state should pay reparations. The topic was on the forefront of some people’s minds during recent Juneteenth celebrations around the state. Michelle Quinn reports from Los Angeles. Matt Dibble contributed.

Wind power is making a comeback on the high seas for even the world's largest vessels. Matt Dibble has the story.

Guided by data from a bird-watching app, conservationists and farmers are creating instant wetlands for birds travelling thousands of miles. Matt Dibble has the story

Researchers say DNA can replace hard drives to help store the world’s ever-increasing digital output. Matt Dibble has the story   

The “metaverse” has been touted as the next digital shift, 3-dimensional online spaces where people will shop, work, play games, and go to concerts. VOA’s Michelle Quinn is looking at what the Metaverse is or might be. VOA footage and video editing by Matt Dibble.

Researchers say DNA can replace hard drives to help store the world’s ever-increasing digital output. Matt Dibble has the story

The Kremlin’s clampdown on news of the war in Ukraine has hackers and volunteers from around the world are sending messages directly to Russian citizens' phones to keep them informed. Matt Dibble has the story.

Full developments of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine

Until recently, fans of NFTs have lacked ways to show off their digital collections. Matt Dibble looks at a company bringing NFTs into the physical world.

Technology used to make a deepfake — a synthetic image of a person — may soon be helping foreign language films become more accessible. Matt Dibble has the story