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Two Foothill Students Survive Oxford Bus Crash, Face Emotional Recovery

Los Angeles Times · Jul 21, 1990

Two California high school students escaped serious injury in a fatal bus crash near Oxford University that killed two others, but parents worry about lasting…

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Cornell gang rape accuser describes feeling 'like bait' in newly released investigation records

SFGATE · Oct 02, 2026

A woman alleges she was gang-raped at Cornell University after being given ketamine, with newly released disciplinary documents showing her testimony that she…

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Mario Kart World Finally Gets New Tracks After Year-Long Wait

Screen Rant · Jul 01, 2026

Mario Kart World received its first content update in over a year, adding two new Knockout Tour routes with promises of more updates to come.

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Daily step targets: What science says you really need for optimal health

Google News · May 20, 2026

Health experts highlight the importance of daily walking and step counts for maintaining cardiovascular health, bone strength, and weight management, with bris…

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65% de professores atingem proficiência na primeira PND; matemática desafia

Metrópoles · May 20, 2026

Brazil's inaugural National Teacher Proficiency Exam (PND) results show 65% of over 1 million participants achieved proficiency, with humanities excelling at 8…

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Liverpool researchers map adenomyosis lesions to enable targeted, tissue-sparing treatments

Medical Xpress · Jul 03, 2026

University of Liverpool researchers identified distinctive biological signatures in adenomyosis lesions using spatial transcriptomics, potentially enabling tar…

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Chemical Traces of Red Blood Cells Survive in 115-Million-Year-Old Brazilian Dinosaur Bone

Sci.News · Nov 02, 2026

Researchers report heme-related molecules inside mineralized red blood cell structures in a 115-million-year-old Brazilian dinosaur's bones, extending the foss…

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Southampton Team Reprograms Lung Killer Cells to Pre-Arm Against Flu, Colds and RSV

News-Medical · Oct 22, 2026

University of Southampton scientists are developing natural killer cells with built-in memory to fight flu, colds and RSV before infections take hold. The £2.5…

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Australia racing toward 'functionally cashless' society by 2025, experts predict

NEWS.com.au · Sep 15, 2023

Australia is accelerating toward a cashless economy as major banks phase out cash handling and ATM withdrawals decline sharply, with experts predicting functio…

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Detroit Rally Voters Back El-Sayed's Progressive Push on Costs, Healthcare and Cash Assistance

Fox News · Oct 28, 2026

Supporters at a Detroit rally featuring Barack Obama praised Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's Medicare for All and cost-of-living agenda ahead of his…

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Gus Mills, Carnivore Conservationist Who Reframed Hyenas, Dies at 80

Butler Nature · Jul 18, 2026

Gus Mills, a pioneering carnivore researcher who spent 40+ years studying Africa's large predators, died July 13. His work challenged misconceptions about hyen…

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French researcher Emmanuel Mignot wins Lasker Award for narcolepsy breakthrough

Le Monde.fr · Sep 10, 2026

Emmanuel Mignot, a French psychiatrist at Stanford, receives the prestigious Lasker Award for decades of research into narcolepsy, sharing the honor with Japan…

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NUS researchers develop pressure sensor with 5x better reliability for wearables

News-Medical.net · Nov 02, 2020

National University of Singapore researchers created TRACE, a soft pressure sensor with significantly reduced hysteresis, enabling more reliable wearable healt…

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Peruvian students create Du.Math, action game that boosted math scores from 6 to 13.38

La República · May 28, 2026

Engineering students in Cusco developed Du.Math, an action videogame that improved primary school math scores from 6 to 13.38. The free browser-based game comb…

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H5N1 bird flu spreads across Australia: what you need to know

The Canberra Times · Aug 25, 2026

Australia's first H5N1 avian flu cases confirmed in June with 309 wildlife cases by August. Authorities advise basic hygiene, flu vaccination, and keeping pets…

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Charged raindrops damage paint via microscopic electrical discharges

Science Daily · Sep 10, 2026

Researchers discovered that electrically charged water droplets can damage protective coatings by releasing tiny electrical discharges on impact, revealing a p…

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Europe's autumn of discontent: Housing, education crises spark continent-wide protests

The Mercury News · Oct 19, 2026

Rising fuel costs, housing crises, and education funding shortfalls have sparked widespread protests across Europe, with violence erupting in France, Italy, an…

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Griffin's $3B Carnegie Mellon gift sparks NYC-Miami competition debate

Google News · Oct 04, 2026

Billionaire Ken Griffin donated $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University to establish a new campus in Miami, drawing mixed reactions from business leaders who…

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KAIST Engineers Microbes to Produce Biodegradable Hot-Melt Adhesives from Glucose

Mirage News · Sep 17, 2026

KAIST researchers engineered E. coli bacteria to produce biodegradable adhesives from glucose, creating an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-based hot-melt…

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Universidade da Madeira integra consórcio internacional de investigação em tecnologias de aviação

SAPO · Jul 28, 2026

A Universidade da Madeira assina acordo com instituições chinesas e a China Southern Airlines para criar instituto conjunto de investigação em tecnologias inte…

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Indian student's viral video exposes emotional toll of studying abroad alone

The Times of India · May 04, 2026

A 19-year-old Indian student's viral video candidly discusses the emotional and practical challenges of studying alone in the US, resonating with thousands who…

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Oklahoma Defeats North Carolina 9-3 in CWS Finals Game 1

Google News · Jun 21, 2026

Oklahoma defeated North Carolina 9-3 in Game 1 of the 2026 College World Series Finals, with the Sooners scoring 4 runs in the fourth inning to secure the vict…

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Brazil's Teacher Certification Exam Shows Strong Overall Results, But Math Proficiency Lags

Campo Grande News · May 20, 2026

Brazil's 2025 National Teacher Exam shows 65% proficiency overall, but mathematics critically underperforms with only 45.9% passing, prompting government inter…

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UK researchers engineer plant immunity against devastating blast fungus

Phys.org · Sep 23, 2026

UK-led researchers have identified how to bioengineer plant defense receptors to provide broader immunity against blast fungus, a devastating pathogen threaten…

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University of Bristol opens £500m Temple Quarter campus near station

The Guardian · Sep 06, 2026

University of Bristol inaugurated a £500m flagship campus at Temple Quarter near the main railway station, designed as a public-facing hub for research, teachi…

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Fifth-grader's classroom discovery leads to published chemistry paper at age 10

Google News · Aug 30, 2026

A Kansas City fifth-grader discovered a novel molecular structure during science class, leading her teacher to submit her work to a chemistry professor, result…

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Columbia Audit Uncovers 3,000 Fake Citations in Peer-Reviewed Medical Papers

Mirage News · May 07, 2026

Columbia University's AI-assisted audit identified nearly 3,000 peer-reviewed papers with fabricated citations that don't exist in scientific databases, with f…

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Scientists identify 'exercise sensor' protein offering path to osteoporosis drugs

News-Medical.net · Jan 06, 2026

Hong Kong researchers identified Piezo1, a protein that acts as the body's exercise sensor, opening possibilities for drugs that mimic physical activity benefi…

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Spain's Housing Crisis Sparks Mass Protests Over 'Vulture Funds'

BBC News · Oct 08, 2026

Hundreds of protesters camp in Madrid's Puerta del Sol, blaming investment funds and speculation for Spain's housing affordability crisis, which has seen rents…

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Dormir demais não garante melhor saúde; excesso associado a risco 28% maior de demência

Jornal Z Norte · Jul 11, 2026

Meta-análise canadense mostra que dormir mais de 8 horas por noite aumenta risco de demência em 28%, reforçando que extremos de sono prejudicam saúde. Especial…

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Cornell President Frames Gang Rape Inquiry as 'Defining Moment' for Campus Culture

Google News · Oct 04, 2026

Cornell's president calls a reopened gang rape investigation a 'defining moment' for the campus, pledging greater transparency as the case revives broader conc…

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Glasgow University Reviews Hiring of Plagiarism-Accused Professor Jason Arday

Google News · Aug 07, 2026

Glasgow University is reviewing its hiring of Professor Jason Arday amid ongoing plagiarism allegations and investigations at Cambridge, with the Met Police co…

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Schools isolate pupils for months under strict discipline policies, BBC investigation finds

BBC News · Jun 30, 2026

BBC investigation reveals UK schools isolating pupils for extended periods using 'no excuses' discipline policies, with concerns about psychological harm and l…

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Scientists trigger limb regeneration in mice using growth factor proteins

The Times of India · Jun 26, 2026

Texas A&M researchers successfully triggered complex tissue regeneration in mouse digits using two naturally occurring proteins (FGF2 and BMP2), suggesting mam…

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Umeå University Study Uses Climate Chamber to Test How Heatwaves Affect Older Adults' Mental Well-Being

News-Medical · Nov 06, 2026

Umeå University researchers, funded with nearly SEK 9 million from Formas, will use a climate chamber and virtual home environments to study how indoor heat af…

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First T. rex trackway discovered in North Dakota reveals dinosaur's walking speed

Google News · Sep 24, 2026

Scientists identified the first known trackway of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex in North Dakota, discovered by a high school teacher. The footprints provide unpre…

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9/11 widow transforms tragedy into educational opportunity for hundreds

CBS News · Sep 11, 2026

Patty Lewis founded the Adam J. Lewis Academy in Bridgeport, Connecticut, honoring her husband who died in the 9/11 attacks, providing quality early education…

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Personas no infectadas poseen anticuerpos contra coronavirus por exposición previa

ABC · Nov 06, 2020

Un estudio del Instituto Francis Crick descubre que algunas personas no infectadas poseen anticuerpos contra el SARS-CoV-2 desarrollados durante infecciones pr…

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NHS Surgery Backlogs Driven by Sickness, Admin Gaps—Not Staff Shortages

Medical Xpress · May 13, 2026

UK research reveals NHS surgery backlogs persist due to staff sickness and administrative instability rather than workforce size, challenging hiring-focused so…

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Power distance shapes who speaks in multicultural classrooms, review finds

Phys.org · Jul 07, 2026

A systematic review reveals that cultural power distance—acceptance of unequal authority—constrains who speaks and is heard across student-to-student, student-…

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Cornell cancels Kehlani concert over antisemitic sentiment concerns

CP24 Toronto · Apr 24, 2025

Cornell University cancelled R&B artist Kehlani's Slope Day performance after complaints about antisemitic and anti-Israel statements. President Kotlikoff cite…

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School board member charged with assault after inappropriate contact with student

Google News · May 20, 2026

Washington County School Board member Keith Ervin faces assault charges following allegations he hugged a teen student and made inappropriate comments about he…

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FCUP-backed student project wins National Science Exhibition with cigarette butt recycling innovation

SAPO · Jun 11, 2026

Secondary school students from Maia won Portugal's 2026 National Science Exhibition with ReAsh, a project converting cigarette butts into sustainable cellulose…

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Ufes mantém 14 cientistas entre os mais influentes do mundo, segundo Stanford

Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo · Oct 09, 2026

A Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo tem 14 pesquisadores na lista de cientistas mais influentes do mundo segundo levantamento de Stanford, com destaque pa…

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Lumina, la più grande simulazione del baby universo mai realizzata, svela come nacquero le prime stelle

L'Eco di Bergamo · Oct 26, 2026

Un team guidato da Oliver Zier ha presentato Lumina, la più vasta simulazione dei primi due miliardi di anni cosmici, pubblicata su MNRAS e costruita con il su…

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Terahertz Light Maps the Hidden Particles Inside Superconductor Vortices

Mirage News · Oct 28, 2026

Rutgers and Estonian researchers used terahertz light polarization to separate two groups of particles trapped in superconductor vortices, offering a new tool…

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France closes nearly 900 schools amid escalating violent student protests

Google News · Oct 06, 2026

France has shut down nearly 900 schools as unprecedented student protests escalate into violent clashes with police across more than 40 cities, prompting autho…

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NF1 Loss Links ER+ Breast Cancer to Bone Metastasis Through Immune Suppression

Medical Xpress · Aug 21, 2026

Researchers identify how loss of tumor suppressor NF1 in ER+ breast cancer promotes metastasis to bone through dual mechanisms: bone remodeling and immune supp…

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Thousands mourn Cambridge professor Jason Arday, blame 'racist' media scrutiny for death

Al Jazeera · Aug 18, 2026

Tens of thousands gathered in London to mourn Jason Arday, a Black Cambridge professor who died after weeks of intense media coverage over plagiarism allegatio…

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Astrónomos observan por primera vez a una estrella devorando un planeta del tamaño de Júpiter

CNN en Español · May 03, 2023

Investigadores del MIT, Harvard y Caltech observaron por primera vez el momento exacto en que una estrella moribunda consumía un planeta del tamaño de Júpiter,…

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