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White House Admits Using DEI Keyword Searches to Cancel Nearly B in UC Research Grants

White House Admits Using DEI Keyword Searches to Cancel Nearly $2B in UC Research Grants

Federal agencies admit they used keyword filters — not scientific review — to cancel nearly $2 billion in UC research grants. A federal lawsuit now asks a judge to declare the practice

Govind Tekale

July 23, 2026

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Health·India·News

Teva recalls 580,844 prazosin bottles over cancer-linked nitrosamine — 55 lots exceed FDA limits

Teva Recalls 580,844 Prazosin Bottles Over Cancer-Linked Nitrosamine Impurity DRUG RECALL ALERT Teva Recalls 580,844 Prazosin Bottles Over Cancer-Linked Nitrosamine Impurity New Jersey pharmaceutical manufacturer initiates voluntary nationwide recall after tests reveal

Tejal Somvanshi

November 1, 2025

Health·News·USA

RFK Jr. admits “not sufficient” evidence for Tylenol-autism link as 1 in 31 kids diagnosed

RFK Jr. Walks Back Tylenol-Autism Claims 🚨 Health Misinformation RFK Jr. Walks Back Tylenol-Autism Claims Health Secretary admits “not sufficient” evidence after month-long controversy sparks medical community backlash and Texas lawsuit 📅

Tejal Somvanshi

October 30, 2025

Row of Bird e-scooters lined on a city sidewalk in daylight, buildings in the background.

Canada·News

Toronto E-Scooters “Not Permitted” As Injuries Jump 600% — Full City And Hospital Numbers

Toronto E‑Bikes & E‑Scooters — Rules vs Reality (Interactive) Updated Oct. 19, 2025 · Based on City of Toronto rules and same‑day field observations reported for Adelaide St. cycle track. External thread:

Karmactive Staff

October 20, 2025

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Health·News·Science·Technology

MIT Engineers Immune-Evading NK Cells That Last 3 Weeks and Nearly Eliminate Cancer in Tests

Scientists at MIT and Harvard Medical School have developed a new type of cancer-fighting cell that could transform how we treat cancer. These cells, called CAR-NK cells, have been engineered to hide

Tejal Somvanshi

October 9, 2025

A schematic diagram illustrating a white, grid-like membrane structure with numerous small pores. Green and blue spheres, representing different gas molecules, approach the membrane. Only the green spheres are shown passing through the pores to the other side, while the blue spheres are blocked, depicting selective permeation.

Energy·Hydrogen·Science·Sustainability·Technology

MIT’s new palladium membrane withstands 1,000K heat, a “promising route” to cheaper and more efficient hydrogen fuel

MIT engineers have developed a breakthrough in hydrogen separation technology that could make hydrogen fuel production cheaper and more efficient. Their new palladium membrane design can withstand much higher temperatures than conventional

Sunita Somvanshi

October 8, 2025

Illustration showing lithium ion intercalation process with green lithium ions moving from electrolyte solution on right into cobalt oxide electrode on left, with electrons simultaneously reducing cobalt atoms shown with gray centers and gold halos.

Energy·Science·Technology

MIT Scientists Discover Lithium-Electron ‘Buddy System’ That Makes Batteries Charge Faster, Last Longer

MIT researchers have uncovered a fundamental principle that could revolutionize battery technology, potentially leading to faster charging times and longer-lasting power for everything from smartphones to electric vehicles. The team measured lithium

Sunita Somvanshi

October 4, 2025

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Discovery·Nature·Paleontology·Science

MIT Chemical Fossils Study Reveals Sea Sponges as Earth’s First Animals 541 Million Years Ago

Scientists at MIT have uncovered compelling evidence that the humble sea sponge may have been Earth’s first animal. In a groundbreaking study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Rahul Somvanshi

October 3, 2025

A miniature concrete arch supporting three metal weights, with a green LED light glowing underneath, demonstrating the material's dual functionality for load bearing and powering electronics.

Architecture·Energy·Science·Technology

MIT’s Concrete Battery Is 10X Stronger; Shrinks Home Storage Needs from 45m³ to Just 5m³

MIT researchers have developed a concrete that stores electricity, with recent improvements making it 10 times more powerful than earlier versions. This special concrete, called electron-conducting carbon concrete (ec³), combines cement with

Karmactive Team

October 3, 2025

A computer-generated image showing a magnetic transistor device with red and blue light patterns representing magnetic states controlling electrical flow.

Energy·Materials·News·Science·Technology

MIT Engineers’ Magnetic Transistor With Built-in Memory Could Simplify Future Electronics

MIT engineers have developed a new type of transistor that uses magnetism instead of silicon, potentially paving the way for smaller, faster, and more energy-efficient electronic devices. Transistors are the basic building

Karmactive Team

September 29, 2025

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