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Child dies from measles in Los Angeles
“A school-age child in Los Angeles has died of a rare complication from measles, years after being infected with the…
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Fish return to Chicago River, prompting people to swim in it
“Thanks to improved infrastructure and pollution control, the number of fish species living in the Chicago River has surged from 5…
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Vaccine to save koalas from chlamydia approved; disease has devastated the cute creatures
“A vaccine which could save Australia’s endangered koala population from a rampant chlamydia epidemic has been approved for rollout for…
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Giant tortoise has been resurrected
The giant turtle that lived on Floreana Island has been resurrected. “In the 19th century, hungry whalers hunted the Floreana…
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Jaguars multiply
Jaguars are proliferating. “A 2024 census found 5,326 jaguars in Mexico, 30 percent more than the 2010 count. In other jaguar news, a cub has been…
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Solar power takes off in Africa
It doesn”t make sense to subsidize solar power in northern cities that are often overcast, like London, which gets less…
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Landslide kills up to 1,000
“Hundreds of Sudanese villagers were killed when a landslide engulfed their village in Darfur, a region already stricken by famine…
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Tariffs make U.S. manufacturing shrink for six months
“Manufacturing has been in decline for six months, nearly the exact amount of time since Trump’s new trade wars began,”…
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Snub-nosed monkeys make a comeback in the mountains of China
Snub-nosed monkeys are making a comeback in China, reports the BBC: Until the 1980s people roamed the mountains of Shennongjia…
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Appeals court overturns court order letting lefty groups keep billions
On Tuesday, a federal appeals court overturned a trial court injunction preventing the Environmental Protection Agency from terminating billions of…
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Florida will get rid of some or all vaccination requirements, which will result in some deaths
Florida is getting rid of some of its vaccination requirements, and the governor is asking the legislature to abolish all…
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Rented robots do grueling jobs, helping companies keep their humans
Rented robots are doing “the worst jobs,” helping factories keep their human employees, reports the New York Times: Employees at S&F Foods…
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Roanoke logperch is no longer endangered
The Roanoke logperch, a fish once confined to just 14 streams, has recovered enough to be removed from the US endangered species list,” reports The…
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Murder rate falls in Brazil, but not due to its lousy legal system
Brazil’s homicide rate was 5.4 percent lower in 2024 than it was in 2023—and 25 percent lower than it was in 2012,”…
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Scientists invent supplement that produces radically more bees
A decade ago, alarmists were predicting a “beepocalypse” that would wipe out bees and make it hard to pollinate crops..…
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Amur leopards are making a comeback in Russia’s far east
“Once nearly extinct, Amur leopards are making a comeback in East Asia. Their numbers have risen from a low of 25…
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Could Ozempic slow aging, prolonging your life?
Could Ozempic slow the aging process? “A small clinical trial hints that Ozempic might slow aging. After taking the drug for eight months,…
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Access to clean water radically improves
Many more people in India now have access to clean water. 81% of households in rural India now have tap…
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Traffic deaths fall to lowest level in 6 years
“U.S. traffic fatalities in the first quarter of 2025 were 6.3 percent lower than in the first quarter of 2024,” reports The Doomslayer.…
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Populous nation grows economy by exporting offal to Middle East
Ethiopia is a poor African country with 135 million people and a persistent trade deficit. It is now creating jobs…
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Education
Leftist authors dominate in college courses, at the expense of classical authors like Shakespeare
College syllabuses are much more left-wing than they were 20 years ago. So students are much more likely to read…
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Bobcats are back in New Jersey
Bobcats have returned to New Jersey after being gone from the state for over 50 years. Nature explains: The Lynx rufus…
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Scientists find a coral they thought was extinct
“Scientists have rediscovered a coral species they presumed had gone extinct, spotting it in the waters surrounding the Galápagos Islands…
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Foreign Affairs
Maternal and infant mortality fall in world’s ninth largest country
Kazakhstan is a huge landlocked country in Central Asia that produces a lot of oil and natural gas. It is…
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Black rhino population grows
“The number of black rhinos grew from 6,195 to 6,788 between 2021 and 2024, while other rhino species remained relatively stable,” reports The…
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Law and Government
Trump issues executive order to ease commercial spaceflight
“President Trump has signed an order to make it easier for private companies to launch rockets in the US. It…
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Science and Technology
Milk to be produced from lab-grown cells
“Canadian food tech startup Opalia has secured what it claims is the world’s first commercial supply agreement for cell-based dairy,…
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Business
Record rice harvests push price of rice to 8 year low
The prices of many fresh vegetables have risen over 30 percent recently, partly due to tariff increases. But rice prices…
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Law and Government
Climate change ruling will wreak havoc
“Last month, the International Court of Justice issued a sweeping ruling on the legal duties of states to respond to…
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Brain implant turns people’s internal thoughts into spoken words, giving voice to people who can’t speak
“Scientists at Stanford have built a brain implant that can translate a person’s internal thoughts into spoken words in real…
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Artificial intelligence creates new antibiotics that killed drug-resistant gonorrhea and MRSA
“MIT researchers used generative AI to create two entirely new antibiotics that killed drug-resistant gonorrhea and MRSA in infected mice,”…
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Introduction of wolves to Yellowstone leads to surge in aspen trees and more berries
“Reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone has triggered a resurgence of aspen trees. A new study found that one-third of aspen groves…
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Business
World’s largest infected mosquito factory opens
“Brazil has opened the world’s largest Wolbachia-infected mosquito factory after field trials saw the insects slash” the rate of diseases…
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Business
Smelly city-funded grocery store closes after receiving millions from taxpayers
“A city-run grocery store in Kansas City that was propped up by more than $18 million taxpayer dollars has closed,”…
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East Timor eradicates malaria, despite once being the most malaria-infested nation in Asia
East Timor is the second poorest nation in Asia, and lost 20 percent of its population due to mass killings committed by Indonesian…
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Education
88 percent of students at two leading schools pretend to have more progressive views than they actually have
There’s a “quiet psychological crisis, driven by the demands of ideological conformity” on college campuses today, say two psychology researchers.…
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