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Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Dies at 41 After Plagiarism Row, Family Cites Misinformation Campaign
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Belgian Workers Find Euro9M Gold Hoard Hidden in Brewery Wall After Sewer Pipe Discovery
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MIT Engineers Immune-Evading NK Cells That Last 3 Weeks and Nearly Eliminate Cancer in Tests
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California Silences Blaring Streaming Ads: Newsom Signs Law Forcing Netflix, Hulu to Match Program Volume
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UPI Biometric Payments To Start Soon As NPCI And Banks Test Face And Fingerprint Verification
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India Turns Student Ideas into Solutions Through Viksit Bharat Buildathon 2025 Innovation Challenge
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IEA Halves US Clean Energy Outlook While Global Solar Power Soars Toward 700 GW by 2030
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Air Traffic Controller Shortage Triggers 6,200 Flight Delays as Shutdown Crisis Deepens
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Tesla Introduces $36,990 Model 3 and $39,990 Model Y Standard Versions After Tax Credit Expiration
Tesla has unveiled cheaper versions of its two most popular vehicles – the Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV. The new “Standard” trims are priced around $5,000 below the previous base
WIC Shutdown Puts 7 Million Families at Risk as $8 Billion Aid Hangs in Limbo
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Black-Capped Petrel Habitat Protection is a Year Overdue; Lawsuit Alleges Feds Are ‘Dragging Their Heels’
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