Sure, here are a few more popular APIs you may find useful for your projects:

The New York Times API - If you need access to news-related data, The New York Times API provides articles, multimedia content, and other news-related data from one of the most well-respected newspapers in the world.

Stripe API - For payment processing needs, Stripe API is a widely used solution that allows developers to integrate payment processing functionality directly into their applications or websites.

Twilio API - If you need to send SMS messages or make voice calls from your application, Twilio API can help. It provides easy-to-use interfaces for building messaging and voice-based applications, without needing to build the underlying infrastructure yourself.

GitHub API - For development-related projects or applications, the GitHub API allows access to repositories, issues, pull requests, and other developer-centric functionality.

OpenAI API - If you're looking to experiment with artificial intelligence and machine learning, OpenAI API provides access to state-of-the-art language models, image classifiers, and other ML-based functionality.

NASA API - If you need space-related data, the NASA API provides access to everything from information about astronomical objects to satellite imagery and space mission data.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) APIs - AWS offers an incredibly wide range of APIs for everything from cloud storage and computing to machine learning and analytics.
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