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Trump Orders Flags to Half-Staff Following Charlie Kirk's Death

The Gateway Pundit · Sep 10, 2025

President Trump signed a proclamation ordering US flags flown at half-staff following the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk, 31, who was shot…

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NIH Awards $2.1M Grant to Study Pregnancy Health as Predictor of Midlife Disease

News-Medical.net · Nov 02, 2022

UMass Amherst epidemiologist receives $2.1M NIH grant to study how pregnancy complications and mental health predict cardiovascular and mental health disorders…

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Controlling electrode acidity boosts plastic feedstock synthesis to 97% efficiency

Phys.org · Oct 03, 2026

Seoul National University researchers developed an electrochemical reactor that controls local pH near electrodes to dramatically improve synthesis of lactones…

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Udesc abre inscrições para Vestibular de Verão 2026 com 861 vagas

CNN Brasil · Sep 01, 2025

Udesc opens registrations for Summer 2026 entrance exam with 861 vacancies across multiple courses. The university reserves 30% of spots for affirmative action…

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Each breath creates unique brain electrical signature, study reveals

DT Next · Sep 04, 2026

UC San Diego researchers discovered that each breath produces distinct neural activity patterns in the brain, revealing a more precise connection between respi…

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France arrests 440 in wave of student school protests over class sizes, staffing

BBC News · Sep 29, 2026

Over 440 people, mostly minors, were arrested across France on Tuesday during widespread student protests against overcrowded classes and teacher shortages, af…

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European heat records shattered as climate change supercharges spring heatwave

BBC News · May 26, 2026

Western Europe experiences unprecedented spring heatwave with temperature records broken by margins of 2-3°C, driven by both a heat dome weather system and acc…

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Radar Technology Enables Year-Round Monitoring of Endangered Emperor Penguins

Mirage News · Jun 02, 2026

Researchers using high-resolution synthetic aperture radar can now track emperor penguins through Antarctic winter darkness, enabling better population monitor…

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Mauricio Gutiérrez Dangond asume como Vicepresidente de Estrategia en Ecopetrol

Revista Semana · Oct 01, 2026

Mauricio Gutiérrez Dangond, ejecutivo con 17 años de experiencia en banca de inversión y energía, fue designado Vicepresidente de Estrategia y Nuevos Negocios…

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Astrophysicist's gravitational wave research could unlock tinnitus diagnosis

Scitech · Oct 07, 2026

Astrophysicist Fiona Panther is adapting gravitational wave detection techniques from space research to develop objective diagnostic methods for tinnitus, demo…

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ANU researcher awarded $3.8M to explore Earth's interior and unlock planetary secrets

ANU College of Science and Medicine · May 05, 2026

Professor Hrvoje Tkalčić receives $3.8M Australian Laureate Fellowship to study Earth's deep interior and other planets using seismology, advancing understandi…

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Nottingham University strikes leave students caught between staff grievances and education disruption

BBC News · Sep 30, 2026

University of Nottingham staff will strike for three months starting October 5 over restructuring plans involving job cuts and course closures, with students e…

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Florence Pugh calls for accountability as DA reopens Cornell gang rape investigation

Hartford Courant · Sep 28, 2026

Actress Florence Pugh condemned an alleged fraternity gang rape at Cornell University, calling for men to actively combat sexual violence as the district attor…

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Ghana's AI Institute Inaugurates Board to Bridge Academic Research and Real-World Innovation

BusinessGhana · Apr 03, 2026

Ghana's Nsowah-Nuamah Statistics and Artificial Intelligence Institute inaugurates a seven-member governing board to advance AI and data science adoption acros…

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Study of 1.6M brain cells reveals cellular interactions driving Alzheimer's disease

News-Medical.net · Aug 29, 2024

Analysis of 1.6 million brain cells reveals cellular interactions driving early Alzheimer's, identifying specific cell types and intervention points that could…

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Only 1.4% of 9th graders achieved top marks in Portuguese final exam

Correio da Manhã · Nov 13, 2025

A report on final exams from the last school year reveals that just 1.4% of 9th-grade students achieved a grade of 5 (top mark) in the Portuguese language fina…

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Indiana's Unlikely Football Dynasty: From Doormat to National Champion

CBS News · Aug 09, 2026

Indiana University football transformed from college sports' losingest program into a national champion under coach Curt Cignetti, leveraging transfer portal r…

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Employer Health Insurance Eroding: Study Shows Rising Unaffordability for U.S. Workers

News-Medical.net · Dec 28, 2022

NYU researchers found that health care affordability is declining for U.S. adults with employer-sponsored insurance, with women facing significantly higher cos…

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Thai teenager kills grandparents, five at school in Bangkok shooting

The Guardian · Aug 07, 2026

A 14-year-old killed his grandparents then opened fire at a prestigious Bangkok school, killing five others and himself while wounding 30+ people. The attack h…

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Mount Allison Wins Hydro Flask Challenge, Students Receive Free Reusable Bottles

Jimmys Post · Mar 28, 2023

Mount Allison University won Hydro Flask's 2 Million Bottle Challenge, earning free reusable bottles for all students through the #RefillForGood campaign promo…

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Two killed in shooting at Philippine high school; gunman among dead

Al Jazeera · Aug 18, 2026

A ninth-grade student opened fire at a high school in Zamboanga, Philippines, killing a fellow student before turning the weapon on himself. The incident marks…

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Florida program sparks student interest in virology and pandemic preparedness

News-Medical · Jul 31, 2026

Thirty Florida high school students participated in an immersive virology and pandemic preparedness program, gaining hands-on experience in research labs and p…

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Student opens fire at Thailand school; at least 2 dead, 15 injured

The Times of India · Aug 07, 2026

A student opened fire at a school in Thailand's Bang Kruai district, killing at least two people including a teacher and injuring 15 others. The suspected gunm…

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Five Years On, COVID's Learning Gaps Persist Despite School Reopenings

Phys.org · Oct 14, 2025

Five years after the pandemic, Connecticut research reveals COVID-19's effects on student performance remain significant, with chronic absenteeism still nearly…

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Nigerian graduate's viral goat gift celebrates mother's pride and cultural tradition

BBC News · Aug 17, 2026

A Nigerian pharmaceutical technology student received a goat as a graduation gift from his mother, a culturally meaningful present among the Igbo people that w…

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Vietnamese scientist's lakeside insight yields $380K NSF grant for vaccine preservation

VnExpress International · Jun 22, 2026

Dao Minh Huy, a Vietnamese assistant professor in Louisiana, won a $380,000 NSF grant for developing a method to preserve vaccines through freeze-thaw cycles,…

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Sleep-like brain patterns in awake mice enhance memory without full sleep

The Transmitter · Jul 16, 2026

Researchers induced sleep-like brain activity in awake mice using optogenetics, demonstrating that slow-wave firing patterns drive memory consolidation and red…

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Harvard Scientists Create 3D-Printed 'Artificial Muscles' That Respond to Temperature

News-Medical · May 09, 2026

Harvard researchers developed 3D-printed artificial muscle filaments using liquid crystal elastomers that bend, twist, and contract in response to temperature…

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Controlled explosions safely dispose of volatile chemicals at two NZ high schools

1News · Aug 26, 2026

Two New Zealand high schools were evacuated after potentially volatile chemicals were discovered in storage areas. Defence Force disposal teams safely detonate…

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Texas A&M researchers develop light-based tools to control cellular microtubules

eurekalert.org · Sep 25, 2026

Texas A&M researchers developed light-activated tools to manipulate and observe microtubules in cells, offering new ways to study cancer and neurodegenerative…

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France's student protests escalate with 400 schools closed, 2,000 arrested

Deutsche Welle · Oct 02, 2026

Over 400 French schools closed Friday as student protests over education conditions spread nationwide, with 2,000 arrests and dozens injured amid occasional vi…

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AI reveals multiple scribes behind Dead Sea Scrolls, challenging decades of scholarship

SAPO 24 · Apr 21, 2021

Researchers at Groningen University used artificial intelligence to analyze biomechanical writing characteristics in the Dead Sea Scrolls, revealing they were…

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Fired for Kirk criticism: Some win settlements, others start over

BBC News · Sep 13, 2026

Hundreds of people were fired or disciplined after posting critical comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk following his assassination in September…

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Three Essential Factors for Choosing the Right Student Laptop

Tom's Guide · Aug 29, 2025

Tom's Guide outlines three critical factors for students buying laptops: price, portability, and battery life, with specific product recommendations ranging fr…

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High salt diet linked to Alzheimer's-like neurodegeneration through tau and mitochondrial dysfunction

Nature · Aug 20, 2026

Nature study reveals dietary salt promotes tau hyperphosphorylation and mitochondrial dysfunction in Drosophila, mimicking Alzheimer's disease pathology. Findi…

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Early-onset cancer cases surge 79% globally since 1990, study finds

Cable News Network · Sep 05, 2023

A new study reveals early-onset cancer cases among adults under 50 have surged 79% globally since 1990, with breast, lung, stomach, and colorectal cancers caus…

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Two arrested in Brooklyn shooting that killed 7-month-old Kaori Patterson-Moore

Livemint · Apr 04, 2026

Two suspects, Amuri Greene and Matthew Rodriguez, have been arrested following the fatal shooting of 7-month-old Kaori Patterson-Moore by stray bullet in Brook…

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Brisbane boys' school accused of enabling 'culture of misogyny' after teacher pelted by students

The Guardian · Apr 28, 2026

A teacher at elite Marist College Ashgrove is suing the school after being surrounded and pelted with food by hundreds of male students, claiming institutional…

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Las Vegas school district sued over student expulsion for pro-ICE signs

Fox News · May 21, 2026

A Las Vegas school district faces a First Amendment lawsuit after expelling a student for placing pro-ICE emblems on campus, which administrators deemed racial…

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Second USF doctoral student identified after body found in Tampa Bay

CBS News · May 01, 2026

Nahida Bristy, a USF doctoral student missing since April 16, has been identified through DNA and dental records. Her roommate's roommate has been charged with…

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Fish oil supplements may impair brain healing in repeated head injury patients

Fox News · Apr 29, 2026

New research from Medical University of South Carolina suggests fish oil supplements may hinder brain recovery in people with repeated mild head injuries by de…

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Singapore researchers harness photosynthesis to treat dry eye disease

NZ Optics · Sep 16, 2026

Researchers at National University of Singapore developed an experimental eye drop treatment for dry eye disease using light-activated technology derived from…

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Rome court convicts three Egyptian security officials in Cambridge student's 2016 torture death

BBC News · Sep 28, 2026

A Rome court has convicted three Egyptian security officials in absentia for the 2016 kidnapping and torture death of Italian PhD student Giulio Regeni, senten…

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Texas teacher arrested for alleged sexual abuse of student; police seek additional victims

Fox News · Apr 28, 2026

A San Antonio elementary school teacher has been arrested and charged with continuous sexual assault of a child, with authorities seeking additional potential…

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Marcos appoints young UP professor Kim Robert de Leon as new budget secretary

Rappler · May 18, 2026

President Marcos Jr. appointed Kim Robert de Leon, a former budget department executive and UP professor, as the new budget chief. De Leon will take his oath o…

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Night Owls Face Metabolic Risk From Late-Night Eating Patterns

News-Medical · Jul 14, 2026

Research shows evening chronotypes consume food late at night, leading to higher body fat, belly fat, and worse metabolic markers compared to morning types. Me…

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UFAM suspends physics student after sexual assault allegation following campus party

Radar Amazônico · May 20, 2026

A 21-year-old engineering student at Federal University of Amazonas filed a police report accusing a 30-year-old physics student of rape following a May 1st un…

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Why Most People Still Draw T. Rex Wrong After 25 Years of Research

National Geographic · Sep 11, 2026

A 25-year study by paleontologists found that 72% of college students draw T. rex standing upright, contradicting modern scientific understanding that the dino…

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Air pollution linked to colon, prostate cancers beyond lung disease risk

UPI News · Aug 10, 2023

Harvard researchers found long-term exposure to fine particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide increases risk for colon, prostate, and other cancers, affecting t…

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Pitt Study Explains Why H5N1 Bird Flu Hid in Cattle Udders, Not Lungs

UPMC · Jun 20, 2026

University of Pittsburgh researchers explain why H5N1 bird flu infected dairy cattle udders instead of lungs, revealing a framework to predict how the virus ma…

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