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SpaceX scrubs Starship test launch moments before blast-off
SpaceX scrubs – SpaceX scrubbed a high-stakes test launch of its biggest Starship rocket after technical problems surfaced shortly before…
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Australia fights its biggest diphtheria outbreak in decades
Australia diphtheria – Australia is recording 230 diphtheria cases and one related adult death this year, the first surge since…
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Star Homes’ design cuts malaria, diarrhea, respiratory illness
In Tanzania, children living in “Star Homes” had notably lower rates of malaria, diarrhea, and respiratory infections than peers in…
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AI chatbot tests create ‘bixonimania’ warning
A researcher at the University of Gothenburg and Sahlgrenska University Hospital created “bixonimania,” a deliberately fabricated eye condition, to show…
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Andromeda’s future collision with Milky Way still looks mostly safe
New work turns an old prediction on its head: the Milky Way and Andromeda are no longer on a clear…
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E15 waiver expands fuel choice as summer prices rise
summer E15 – As oil and gas supplies tighten amid the conflict in Iran, pump prices climb just as many…
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Georgia PSC elections hinge on electricity prices and power
Georgia PSC – Georgia’s utility commission elections are shaping up as a referendum on energy prices, with Democrats hoping to…
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Spaceflight ages the body faster—then reveals Earth’s path
Spaceflight mirrors – A NASA twin study found that Scott Kelly’s year on the International Space Station boosted inflammation and…
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UN vote backs climate reparations ruling at ICJ
UN vote – A near-unanimous United Nations vote adopted a resolution endorsing a 2025 International Court of Justice climate ruling,…
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Why hybrids, not EVs, are winning U.S. buyers
hybrids winning – Even as U.S. gas prices climbed, new electric vehicle sales dropped in April. Data from Edmunds and…








