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The typical person has a higher income than ever
“U.S. inflation-adjusted median household income reached a record high of $87,460 in 2025, surpassing the previous record of $85,320, set…
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Winery grows grapes at nearly 12,000 feet
At 11,811 feet “above sea level in Tibet, grapes grow against the odds. Winters freeze the ground along the Yarlung…
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White-rumped vultures make a comeback after vets switch drugs
“Nepal’s critically endangered white-rumped vultures are making a rapid comeback. A new analysis of roadside vulture surveys estimates that the…
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New canal shortens shipping distances by 350 miles
China has opened the Pinglu Canal, a new waterway that shortens the shipping route from parts of southwestern China to…
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Artificial intelligence creates more jobs than it destroys
“So far, the AI boom appears to be adding far more American jobs than it is eliminating,” reports The Doomslayer.…
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Pig kidney transplants let some people with kidney failure escape dialysis and death
Three patients who received a company’s pig kidney transplants maintained enough kidney function to remain off dialysis for more than…
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Murder rate falls in Mexico
“The average number of daily homicides in Mexico has fallen by more than half over the past six years, from…
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German measles eradicated in Thailand, after vaccination rates rose
In Thailand, “rubella, a virus that can cause severe birth defects if contracted by a pregnant woman, is no longer…
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U.S. poverty rate falls again, to lowest on record
“The U.S. poverty rate edged down to the lowest on record in 2025, while median household income hit a record…
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Rabies declines
Bhutan has eliminated dog-transmitted human rabies as a public health problem, notes the World Health Organization: “The World Health Organization…
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Restaurant bankruptcies rise in France, shrinking the number of restaurants
About 5,000 French “restaurant businesses have filed for insolvency since the start of the year, a 7% increase compared to…
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Africa’s airlines expected to double their fleet
Boeing projects that Africa’s commercial airline fleet will double over the next two decades, from 755 aircraft to over 1,600,…
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Healthcare workforce triples
The global health workforce tripled between 1990 and 2023, rising from 40.9 million health workers to 122.1 million, reports The…
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Orangutan births bolster critically endangered species
“Eight orangutans have been born at US zoos since the beginning of 2025 through the Orangutan Species Survival Plan, a…
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In India, a higher percentage of women attend college than men
Many Indians now attend college, and a higher percentage of women are now in college than men. That’s a big…
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Cuban doctors allegedly forced into slavery as propaganda for Communist regime, seek $129 million in lawsuit
“A group of Cuban doctors claim they were effectively sold into slavery by their country’s regime and are asking for…
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National debt rises to over $40 trillion
America’s national debt has risen to over $40 trillion. That works out to more than $160,000 per citizen, and more…
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Endangered horse born for the first time in two centuries on the Kazakhstan steppe
“A Przewalski’s horse has been born in the wild on the Central Kazakhstan steppe for the first time in 200…
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British Parliament rejects legislation to allow assisted dying for the terminally ill
Legislation in Britain to legalize assisted dying was defeated yesterday as the House of Commons voted “to reject a bill…
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Artificial intelligence makes brain tumor surgery successful
“Surgeons at University College London Hospitals have completed a highly successful AI-assisted brain surgery. As the surgeons removed a brain…
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Termination of legal status for immigrant caregivers harms Americans
“Long Island mother-of-two Linda Mancuso has been ‘praying on a daily basis’ that her disabled son’s Haitian caregiver will be…
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Geothermal energy will power big data center in Utah
“Google has agreed to buy 396 megawatts of power from Fervo Energy’s Cape Station geothermal project in Utah, the largest…
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Huge endangered parrots make a big comeback
“Following a very fruitful breeding season, the number of critically endangered kākāpō parrots in New Zealand has grown to 325,…
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Poverty rate falls
In recent years, the poverty rate has fallen, both in the United States, and in most of the world. In…
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Louisiana to open alligator season, because alligators are thriving
“In October, Louisiana will open a new recreational alligator hunting season, thanks in part to a dramatic recovery of the…
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Brazil exports 12% more to the U.S. despite Trump tariffs against Brazil
“Brazil posted a bigger-than-expected trade surplus in August, helped by a jump in exports to the US despite a full…
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World’s largest spaceport coming to Louisiana
SpaceX will build the world’s largest spaceport in Louisiana, to support thousands of launches per year. CNBC reported: “Elon Musk is…
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Powerful warm-blooded bony fish return
“Atlantic bluefin tuna have returned to the waters off Yorkshire, England, after more than six decades. Bluefin tuna largely disappeared…
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Space cargo launches get much cheaper
“The cost of launching cargo into space is falling rapidly. Recent research from Cambridge University found that, since 1960, the…
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Economy
More marriages would make housing more affordable
“If marriage rates recovered to their 2000 level among working-age adults, 67 percent of new couples would be able to…
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Business
Natural gas powers the artificial intelligence boom
“Natural gas is helping power America’s AI boom. US gas-fired generating capacity currently under construction reached 52 gigawatts by mid-2026,…
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Foreign Affairs
Oil producing countries work to bypass the Iran war
Gulf oil producers are attempting to bypass the dangerous Strait of Hormuz. Oil tankers have to pass through that narrow…
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Business
Robotaxis are now allowed in many new places
“California regulators have approved a major expansion of Waymo’s driverless taxi service. The company is now authorized to offer paid…
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Science and Technology
mRNA cancer vaccine succeeds for people with high-risk melanoma
“A personalized mRNA cancer vaccine for people with high-risk melanoma has succeeded in a large Phase 3 trial. The treatment,…
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Law and Government
Food stamp use falls, even in Illinois
“Food stamp enrollment in Illinois fell in July to its lowest level in at least 13 years, a drop driven…
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Whales move into East Greenland’s newly ice-free waters
“Whales are moving into East Greenland’s newly ice-free waters. Thousands of humpback, fin, and minke whales now spend parts of…
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