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Timmy the Stranded Whale Is Released After an Elaborate Rescue
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Cramped trains, Ambrose magic and Clarke’s toe – 10 years since Palace survived (Gift Article)

A decade ago, Palace travelled to Hillsborough with their future on the line. Those involved in their great escape relive that day…

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Supreme Court Asked to Restore Access to Abortion Pill by Mail
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New York Times legalpoliticsscience
Louisiana Governor Signs Law Blocking Ex-Prisoner From Taking Office
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The Atlantic science
The Fight to Save the Yachats Whale

A juvenile humpback washed ashore in Oregon. Could anybody help it?

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It’s Already a Bad Tick Season. Here’s How to Protect Yourself.
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New York Times technologyopinionscience
Opinion | Profound Autism Is Difficult Enough Without This Debunked Method
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The Atlantic culturesciencetechnology
Did a Human Write This?

The tool that knows if you used ChatGPT

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Medium science
How Racist Beliefs About Black Families Could Shape New Policy

When individuals in positions of power express racist beliefs, they undermine public trust and confidence in their ability to serve the…

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The Atlantic technologyscienceopinion
So, About That AI Bubble

Thanks to the rise of Claude Code and other AI agents, revenues are finally catching up to the hype.

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Bloomberg politicssciencebusiness
How Trump’s EPA Is Easing Rules on a Carcinogenic Gas

A decade ago, researchers at the Environmental Protection Agency determined that a gas called ethylene oxide used for a range of industrial purposes was much more carcinogenic than previously thought....

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‘Wowsabout’ Looks to Nature, and Jim Henson, in Hopes of Inspiring Awe
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New York Times foodscience
Black Pepper Beef and Cabbage Stir-Fry Recipe (with Video) • 5★ • 20 min (Gift Recipe)

Coarsely crushed black peppercorns star in this quick weeknight dish, which is built primarily from pantry staples Don’t be shy about adding the entire tablespoon of pepper, as it balances out the ric...

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A Moth Hole Hates to See Them Coming
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Medium technologyscienceculture
They Don’t Dislike You — They Don’t Understand You

Why autistic people aren’t socially “deficient” and what the Double Empathy Problem reveals about communication

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The Atlantic cultureentertainmentscience
I Found It: The Best Free Restaurant Bread in America

Thirteen thousand miles. Infinite contenders. One beautiful loaf.

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Medium culturehealthscience
How to Get Your Cat to Take a Pill Without the Drama

Giving a cat a pill can feel like negotiating with a tiny, furry mastermind. Cats are notoriously sensitive to taste, texture, and routine…

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The Atlantic sciencebusiness
Your Next Dog May Live Longer

A new pill could soon extend dogs’ lives. How will that change our relationship with our pets?

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Medium scienceculturebusiness
The Hidden Cost of Britain’s Sausage Roll Obsession

Why our everyday food choices expose our deepest moral blind spots

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The Times (UK) businessworldscience
Migrant Channel crossings down by third as Europe thwarts smugglers

More boats and engines are being seized and routes are being blocked off amid better co-operation across the Continent

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Bloomberg businessworldscience
India’s Heat Exposes a Fragile Grid as Energy Crunch Deepens

India is preparing for a blistering summer until monsoon rains arrive in June, with above-normal heat already straining power grids at a time when the country is grappling with energy shortages.

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The Times (UK) culturebusinessscience
You’ll get a state pension. But you may be too unhealthy to enjoy it

A drop in healthy life expectancy means you’d better get saving if you want to fulfil those retirement dreams

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NRC cultureopinionscience
De micropony moet vooral mannen op afstand houden

Ultrakorte pony’s zijn dé haartrend bij vrouwen. Veel mannen hebben er een hekel aan.

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New York Times worldlegalscience
How Indigenous Acknowledgments Became a Target in Australia
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New York Times technologyscience
Victor Wembanyama isn't afraid to cry. His teammates say that's refreshing
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NRC opinionworldscience
Indiase multinational met engelengeduld heeft 12 miljard dollar over voor Organon uit Oss

Overname: Van alle Indiase farmaceutische bedrijven is Sun Pharma misschien wel het meest gehaaide. Wat 43 jaar geleden begon als kleine medicijnhandelaar, is nu een wereldwijd opererende speler die h...

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National Observer businessscienceworld
Trump gives go-ahead to major new Canada-US oil pipeline

The one-metre-wide Bridger Pipeline Expansion needs additional state and environmental approvals, but would carry up to 550,000 barrels of oil a day from Canada through Montana and Wyoming, where it w...

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National Observer politicssciencehealth
Indigenous health can’t be separated from environmental health, leaders tell UN

At the Permanent Forum, leaders connect climate change, mining and deforestation to mounting health crisis and demand a coordinated approach to land rights.

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National Observer politicsscience
Wet'suwet'en law meets Canada’s climate promises

Misdzi Yikh v. Canada is not just another environmental lawsuit. It is a test of whether climate pledges — repeated on the world stage — carry real obligations at home.

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New York Times scienceworldculture
Can the Costume Institute Survive Without the Met Gala?
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Medium culturesciencebusiness
Lo! Thy Dread Empire: Capitalism Will Work You To Death

and then resurrect your corpse to finish your shift

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New York Times cultureentertainmentscience
40 Years Ago, a Nuclear Catastrophe at Chernobyl
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The World Met to Talk Climate Change. The U.S. Wasn’t Invited.
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Bloomberg businesspoliticsscience
Alberta Energy Minister Believes New Pipeline Will Have Indigenous Support

The Alberta government believes it will have Indigenous support for its plan to build a new oil pipeline to the Pacific coast when it’s unveiled in June.

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New York Times healthsciencebusiness
4 Drugs That May Increase Your Dementia Risk
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New York Times politicshealthscience
Trump Withdraws Nomination of Casey Means for Surgeon General
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Bloomberg science
Thai Food in America Enters an Adventurous New Era

A slew of restaurants are taking the popular cuisine in surprising directions. Think fries and cheesesteaks over noodles and curry.

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The Atlantic sciencepolitics
The Secret Weapon Against AI Dominance

The future of creative labor will turn on whether AI-generated work can be copyrighted.

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National Observer businessscienceworld
Champagne pops cork for fresh support of 'low-carbon' LNG and carbon capture

Spring Economic Update’s sweetened tax deals for LNG and oil and gas projects with carbon capture show the government is 'very committed' to 2050 Paris emissions reduction targets, said Finance Minist...

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National Observer businessscience
Sunrise gas pipeline megaproject will drive up Canada's emissions and faces 'uncertain' future

BC’s $4-billion expansion of the Westcoast gas network could add the equivalent of 1.3 million cars worth of CO2 to the atmosphere, while locking Canada into building industry assets vulnerable to dem...

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How Healthy Are Oats?
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New York Times science
A Way to Slow Down ‘Super-Speeders’ Who Keep Breaking the Law
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NRC worldsciencepolitics
Het Nederlands paviljoen op de Biënnale van Venetië verandert straks in een aardedonker fort: ‘En wat er dan gebeurt, mag iedereen voor zichzelf meemaken’

Dries Verhoeven | kunstenaar: Kunstenaar Dries Verhoeven haalt vanaf volgende week de rolluiken naar beneden in het Nederlands paviljoen op de Biënnale van Venetië, het belangrijkste kunstevenement te...

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NRC culturescienceworld
Wereldwijd zakt persvrijheid naar historisch dieptepunt, constateert ngo Reporters Without Borders

Persvrijheid: De gemiddelde score van de 180 onderzochte landen was nog nooit zo laag. Volgens de ngo is vooral de juridische druk op journalisten sterk toegenomen, met wetten die steeds vaker worden ...

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New York Times science
J. Craig Venter, Scientist Who Decoded the Human Genome, Dies at 79
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New York Times legalpoliticsscience
Trump Administration Announces Moves to Sharply Curtail Gun Regulations
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New York Times healthbusinessscience
Can Spending More Improve Your Health and Prolong Your Life?
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New York Times scienceopinion
Kidney Stones Are More Beautiful Than You Might Think (Published 2018)
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New York Times science
‘A Lot of Rocket’: Trump Celebrates Artemis II Astronauts at the White House
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Bloomberg technologyscienceworld
China Races to Build Record Biobank to Rival US Drugs Research

The massive infrastructure push has taken on greater urgency since the US and EU began excluding Chinese scientists from accessing some of its most sensitive data

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