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Pentagon Fires Editor and Publisher of U.S. Military Newspaper
The news comes about a month after the editor stressed the importance of the newspaper’s independence in an interview, and a few days after
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Companies Are Bracing Themselves For El Niño’s Ripple Effects
El Niño will disrupt business across the globe.
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Which Anti-Aging Ideas Actually Work? XPrize Healthspan Is Testing The Best Longevity Innovations
The seven-year competition just named its top 10 finalists.
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With Beef Costs Skyrocketing, Trump Announces a Tariff Deal Aimed at Lowering Prices
The President is expected to sign an Executive Order regarding the deal within the next couple of weeks.
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’They Weaponized You Like Nobody’s Ever Been Weaponized’: Trump and Michael Cohen Make Peace
"They weaponized you like nobody's ever been weaponized," Trump told his former lawyer during an appearance on Cohen's radio show.
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How Much the National Debt Grew Under Trump and Biden
The U.S.’s national debt surpassed $40 trillion for the first time ever this week—more than double what it was a decade ago.
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What 72,000 Bodies at a Fence Revealed about Africa and Europe
The waters of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean are full of the remains of those who perished while trying to reach Europe.
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Woman Charged in Alleged Plot to Bomb the New York State Capitol
A criminal complaint outlines the sting operation that led the FBI to apprehend 35-year-old Jessica Bowie.
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State Farm Is Sending $5 Billion in Dividend Payments to Customers. Here’s How to Know If You’re Eligible
Here's how to know if you're eligible.
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Americans Are (Still) Drinking Less than Ever Before
U.S. alcohol consumption hits the lowest record since Gallup began surveying on this topic in 1939.
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What to Know About Israel’s Probe Into the Killing of Hind Rajab
Israel's military acknowledged its troops fired on Hind Rajab's family car and opened a criminal investigation into the 2024 killings.
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What to Know About Trump’s 250 Grand Prix
A slice of Washington, D.C., will be transformed into an IndyCar race track this weekend for an event commemorating the U.S.'s 250th birthda
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What Happens When the World is Run on Code No One Understands?
Mathematical verification must be a national mission in the AI era, write Patrick Shafto, Ken Ono, and Scott Duke Kominers.
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Iran Hits Back at Trump’s Threat of a ‘Crushing’ Economic ‘D-Day’ Campaign
Iran rejects Trump’s threat of sweeping economic warfare as U.S.-Iran talks remain stalled and the nearly six-month war enters a new phase.
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Andy Burnham Weighs In As Prince Harry and Meghan Set For Return to U.K.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been largely distant from the Royal family since moving to California in 2020.
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Here's What a Leading Lettuce Breeder Wants You to Know
What lettuce folks are looking forward to, and how the Cyclospora outbreak has changed the game.
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Jamie Justice Is Running a $101 Million Longevity Science Fair
Justice, executive director of XPRIZE Healthspan, wants teams to prove human aging can be measurably reversed, not just slowed.
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Andrea Maier Wants to Solve Longevity's Evidence Problem
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Tony Wyss-Coray Is Measuring Biological Age One Organ at a Time
The Stanford neurology professor built a blood test that flags which of your organs is aging faster than the rest of you, years before disea
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What Ovaries Reveal About the Secret Ways Women Age, According to Francesca Duncan
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An Antiaging Medicine Could Already Exist. Nir Barzilai Is On A Mission To Find It
The geneticist has played an instrumental role in pushing the idea that existing drugs could be repurposed as longevity-boosting treatments.
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David Sinclair's Research Is Now Testing Whether Blindness—and Aging—Can Be Reversed
Harvard geneticist David Sinclair explains why his lab believes aging functions like a reversible disease— and what it will take to prove th
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Our Approach to Drought and Wildfire Is Economically Backwards
Investment to restore degraded land is an investment in economic resilience, write Diane Holdorf and Mahmoud Mohieldin.
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'We're Proving It Works': Inside the DSA’s Push to Remake the Democratic Party
Socialists are winning primaries, inspiring young voters and rattling Democrats. Now comes the hard part.
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