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ndtv.comworld4 hrs ago
China Completes Two New Fixed Missile Launch Systems at Jilantai Training Site
Satellite images show two fixed launch systems under construction since 2022 at a desert training site east of Jilantai in Inner Mongolia. The shorter vertical tubes support short- and medium-range ballistic missiles plus cruise missiles, according to a China Aerospace Studies In…
Fox Newsscience14 hrs ago
Systematic Review Finds Mixed Results for Creatine in Depression Trials
Canada-based researchers examined five randomized controlled trials of creatine monohydrate as an add-on for mood disorders. Four trials focused on major depressive disorder and one on bipolar depression. Results were inconsistent across studies.
legalinsurrection.comscience1 day ago
President Trump Signs Order to Fund Research on Ibogaine for Opioid Addiction
The order directs federal agencies to speed psychedelic treatment studies and provides tens of millions of dollars. Ibogaine, derived from a Central African shrub, has shown potential to interrupt opioid withdrawal after one dose.
theconversation.comscience2 days ago
Global Map Shows Underground Fungal Networks Span 110 Quadrillion Kilometers and Hold 300 Megatons of Carbon
Researchers compiled 322 prior studies and 16,000 soil samples to produce the first global map of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal networks. The networks total 110 quadrillion kilometers in length and store 300 megatons of carbon. Agricultural conversion of grasslands threatens thei…
channel4.comworld3 days ago
Parents fund custom gene therapy for daughter with ultra-rare mutation
Nadine and David Lipworth have assembled researchers in Australia and the United States to develop an antisense oligonucleotide treatment for their nine-year-old daughter Sasha, who has a spontaneous SLC6A1 mutation. The therapy is in final laboratory testing, with a possible fir…
globalnews.cabusiness3 days ago
Canadian Company Begins Engineering Studies at Historic California Gold Mine
Lode Gold Resources Inc. announced Monday that it has started engineering studies at the Fremont Gold Mine in Mariposa County. The site holds an estimated 1.98 million ounces of gold valued at roughly $8.21 billion based on July 2026 prices. Only about 8 percent of the deposit ha…
The Sydney Morning Heraldpolitics3 days ago
University of Melbourne acquires 1494 edition of Malleus Maleficarum
The university purchased a rare 1494 copy of the 1487 witchcraft manual for its archives. The acquisition adds a text used in early modern history, gender studies, and printing history courses.
Euronewsworld3 days ago
World's Largest Digital Camera Begins Decade Survey of Southern Sky
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has started operating its 3,000-kilogram camera for a 10-year project. It will capture 700 to 800 images each night to map the southern sky and support studies of dark matter and asteroids.
AP Newsworld5 days ago
Report Assesses Kremlin Conducted Coordinated Drone Campaign Over Europe
The International Institute for Strategic Studies concluded on July 2 that Russia is highly likely responsible for UAV incursions at bases across a dozen NATO countries and Ireland from August 2024 to February 2026. The assessment links the flights to Russian-linked vessels and t…
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abcnews.go.compolitics5 days ago
CSIS Brief Reports Russia’s Economy Slowed in 2025 as Territorial Losses Began
A Wednesday research brief from the Center for Strategic and International Studies states that Russia's wartime spending may be increasingly untenable. Fortune reported the assessment draws on battlefield losses and declining GDP growth.
cnbc.compolitics7 days ago
OMB Director Testifies on USAID Cuts at House Hearing
The director of the Office of Management and Budget testified before the House Committee on Appropriations on Tuesday. A Democratic lawmaker questioned him about studies linking aid reductions to deaths overseas. The exchange included references to specific cases and differing in…
The Guardianworld8 days ago
Reports Examine Costs of Incarcerating Women in the United States
Two new studies estimate that holding women in prison costs up to 75 percent more per person than holding men. Researchers project that halving women's prison time would produce limited increases in arrests and net savings for two states.
Japan Timesworld8 days ago
China Adds 20 Japanese Firms to Export Control List
China's Commerce Ministry placed 20 Japanese companies and organizations on its export control list Monday. The listed entities include the National Institute for Defense Studies and several Mitsubishi-affiliated defense contractors.
indianexpress.comscience9 days ago
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults
Multiple studies found reduced dementia rates among older adults who received the shingles vaccine. Researchers observed the association across nursing home residents and international populations.
jns.orgpolitics9 days ago
Coalition to Advance Torah Studies, Haredi Draft Exemption, and Judicial Bills Before Knesset Term Ends
Haaretz reported that Israeli coalition lawmakers will push legislation on Torah studies, Haredi military exemptions, and judicial overhaul measures during the week of June 28. The Knesset term ends within weeks.
rnz.co.nzworld10 days ago
Israel Confirms Religious-State Schools Receive Higher Funding Due to Torah Studies Requirement
The state confirmed on Friday that state-religious schools receive more funding per student than secular state schools due to required Torah studies. Petitioners urged the move to produce equal education access.
thehindubusinessline.comscience10 days ago
Seaweed Cultivation Models Show Limited Potential for Large-Scale Carbon Removal
Two studies find that growing seaweed to sequester carbon dioxide could deplete ocean nutrients and reduce phytoplankton growth. The findings limit viable locations and question net atmospheric benefits without iron fertilization.
Washington Examinerpolitics11 days ago
Texas Board Approves Amendment on Islamic History for High School Standards
The Texas Board of Education passed an amendment Thursday requiring coverage of the Prophet Mohammed’s military campaigns in proposed high school social studies standards. A final vote on the full standards is scheduled for September.
news.mit.eduscience11 days ago
Enzyme DGK-zeta Supports Antibody Production and Memory B Cell Formation
Laboratory and animal studies show that the enzyme DGK-zeta is required for antibody generation and the development of memory B cells. The findings identify the enzyme as a central component of the B cell immune response.
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upi.comworld11 days ago
China Seeks Closer North Korea Ties After Xi-Kim Summit That Skipped Nuclear Issue
Yu Tiejun, president of Peking University's Institute of International and Strategic Studies, spoke at a Yonhap-co-hosted symposium in Seoul on June 26. He addressed China's approach to relations with North Korea following Xi Jinping's June 8 meeting with Kim Jong-un.
thehindu.comworld12 days ago
IFS finds medicine graduates earn up to £400,000 more but a quarter of all graduates worse off over lifetime
Institute for Fiscal Studies analysis of England-domiciled students finds wide variation in lifetime financial returns by degree subject. The Department for Education will cap enrollment in courses with the lowest returns and consult on English-language requirements for student f…
redir.folha.com.brfinance13 days ago
Argentine Police Officers Killed and Kill While Driving Rideshares Amid Low Pay
Federal and provincial officers in Argentina supplement salaries with rideshare shifts while carrying issued firearms. Data from the Centre for Legal and Social Studies recorded 16 deaths linked to such drivers in 2025.
Fox Newsscience13 days ago
Review finds palmitic acid impairs insulin action in lab studies while oleic acid shows protective effects; human trials needed
A new analysis of experimental, clinical and epidemiological studies concludes that palmitic acid promotes processes linked to insulin resistance. Oleic acid, by contrast, supports storage of fatty acids in inert triglycerides and reduces inflammation, researchers said.
benzinga.comscience14 days ago
Eli Lilly Supplied Experimental Obesity Drug to One Patient via FDA Compassionate-Use Program
Stat reported that Eli Lilly supplied its experimental drug retatrutide to a single patient through the FDA’s compassionate-use pathway in April. The request involved a 79-year-old man and drew attention from senior health officials. Retatrutide has produced substantial weight lo…
news-medical.networld17 days ago
Studies detect endocrine-disrupting chemicals in breast milk samples
Two recent studies tested breast milk from hundreds of mothers and found multiple chemicals that can interfere with hormones. Researchers say the findings do not change recommendations to breastfeed.
Fox Newsscience17 days ago
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs show no hormone suppression in men, review finds
A systematic review of five trials presented at ENDO 2026 found GLP-1 medications did not lower male reproductive hormones. Some studies reported improvements in testosterone and sperm parameters among obese men.
cnbc.comworld18 days ago
Dating App Founder Donates $400,000 to Economic Policy Center
Sam Yagan gave $400,000 to the Yale Budget Lab through the Yagan Family Foundation. The center studies federal policy effects on the U.S. economy and has been cited by major news outlets.
finance18 days ago
Harvard Report Details Rising Housing Costs and Vacancies in 2026
The Joint Center for Housing Studies released its annual report on June 17 showing higher ownership expenses and record-low relocation rates. Vacant units reached the highest level since 2009 while many renter households remained cost-burdened.
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Neuroscientist links chronic AI use to lower cognitive reserve
Theoretical neuroscientist Vivienne Ming said repeated outsourcing of mental tasks to AI could weaken the brain's cognitive reserve over time. Ming compared the effect to GPS use and cited studies on spatial memory and neural connectivity.
benzinga.comscience21 days ago
Verge Labs Releases AI Model After Phase 1b ALS Drug Trial Fails With One-Third Dropout
The company formerly known as Verge Genomics published a postmortem on its failed Phase 1b ALS trial and introduced a new AI model for patient stratification in neurology studies.
Nbc Newsworld21 days agoUpdated
Prince George to Attend Eton College from September
Kensington Palace announced that the 12-year-old prince, second in line to the throne, will begin studies at the historic school this autumn.
themarketherald.com.aubusiness22 days ago
European Clinical Trial Registry Shows Low Results Reporting Rates
An analysis of a key European database found results reported on time for fewer than half of registered studies, with complete results available for 42 percent.
joe.ieworld25 days ago
Study finds 47% of non-citizen households and 28% of U.S.-born households used at least one welfare program
A Center for Immigration Studies analysis of Census data shows non-citizen-headed households used at least one traditional welfare program at higher rates than U.S.-born households in nearly every state.
Fox Newsscience25 days ago
New Study Finds Lowest Alcohol-Related Health Risks Occur at Zero Drinks per Day
Research published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs concludes that zero alcohol consumption carries the lowest health risk, with one drink per day as the suggested maximum for adults who choose to drink.
Euronewsscience25 days ago
Studies: Coastal Floods with 1% Annual Chance Now About 12 Times More Likely Since 1900
New research published 10 June 2026 shows human-driven sea-level rise has sharply increased the frequency of extreme coastal flooding since the 1960s.
app.buzzsumo.comscience26 days ago
Tris Pharma to Present Five Studies on Experimental Pain Drug at Addiction Research Meeting
Tris Pharma announced five presentations on cebranopadol at the College on Problems of Drug Dependence meeting. The sessions will cover preclinical and clinical data on the drug's effects in pain and opioid use disorder.
Nprscience28 days ago
GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Lower Cancer Risk in Observational Studies, but Causation Unproven
Analyses presented at the May 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting found reduced cancer incidence and progression among patients taking GLP-1 obesity treatments.
New York Postpolitics29 days agoUpdated
Gordon S. Wood, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian of the American founding, dies at 92
The Brown University professor emeritus and Pulitzer winner was hit Sunday in East Providence. He authored prize-winning studies of the Revolution and early republic.
thehindubusinessline.comfinance33 days ago
Rezolute to Present Four Studies on Hyperinsulinism at Endocrine Society Meeting
Rezolute, Inc. will deliver one oral presentation and three poster presentations at the Endocrine Society annual meeting in Chicago from June 13-16, 2026. The presentations cover clinical trial results and outcomes data related to congenital and tumor-associated hyperinsulinism.
naturalnews.compolitics33 days ago
Three vaccine studies face journal scrutiny after use in policy debates
Three papers that questioned vaccine safety have been removed, retracted, or placed under investigation by their journals in the past two months. The studies were cited by federal officials and others during discussions of U.S. vaccine policy.
thehindu.comscience33 days ago
Nature Publishes 2026 Paper Confirming SAM8 Phase Separation as Low-Water-Potential Sensor, Citing Prior Studies
Wang et al. report that the protein SAM8 undergoes phase separation when water potential is low. The study appears in Nature with DOI 10.1038/s41586-026-10591-8.
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nbcnews.comscience33 days ago
HHS Seeks State Health Data for Autism and Vaccine Studies
The Department of Health and Human Services is requesting identifiable patient records from state health information exchanges to examine links between vaccines, autism, and chronic disease. Several state exchange leaders have declined or raised legal and privacy concerns.
bbc.co.ukscience34 days ago
Trump Administration to End Funding for Ocean Data Network
The administration plans to discontinue support for a $368 million system of ocean instruments. The network has gathered data across the Atlantic and Pacific for climate and ocean studies.
investorideas.comscience34 days ago
Picard Medical Shares Rise 15% After Acute Animal Studies of Emperor Total Artificial Heart
Picard Medical, Inc. shares climbed 15% to $0.31 after Tuesday's close following positive results from acute in vivo implant studies of its next-generation Emperor Total Artificial Heart platform.
Ars Technicatechnology36 days ago
Research Details Prehistoric Mining, Octopus Species, Cat Behavior
Ars Technica reported on five scientific studies published in May covering prehistoric copper smelting, neural wiring in singing mice, a newly identified octopus species, acoustic properties of slapsticks, and mathematical patterns in abstract art.
Axiosai36 days ago
AI Models Reference Religion in Only 5-16% of Moral and Personal Queries, Far Below U.S. Public Expectations
A multi-university consortium released three studies showing large language models systematically omit religious perspectives on grief, family and ethics questions. The research evaluated 27 models against expectations from 1,125 U.S. adults.
jta.orgworld37 days ago
Norwegian Jews Report Hiding Identity and Feeling Isolated After October 7, HL-Center Study Finds
A report by Norway’s Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies details widespread concealment of Jewish identity among nearly 100 interviewees conducted between November 2025 and May 2026.
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The Timesscience37 days ago
Researchers Report Daily Pill Shows Promise in Cancer Treatment Studies
A research team announced results from trials of an oral medication designed to target cancer cells. The findings were presented as a potential advance for patients undergoing treatment.
Statscience38 days ago
BioNTech and Pfizer Present Bispecific Antibody Data at Oncology Meeting
BioNTech and Pfizer presented data on bispecific antibodies at the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting. The companies highlighted results from studies involving new immunotherapies. Coverage also noted comments from an FDA official on agency operations.
warontherocks.compolitics38 days agoSourced
Hegseth Lays Out Indo-Pacific Strategy Tied to New National Defense Strategy
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth presented the U.S. strategic vision for the Indo-Pacific region at the International Institute for Strategic Studies Shangri-La Dialogue 2026 in Singapore on May 30. The remarks directly connect the vision to the Pentagon’s updated National Defense S…
theweek.comtechnology39 days ago
METR Survey: Developers Report AI Doubles Their Value to Organizations
Technical employees report AI makes them twice as valuable, yet studies show mixed productivity results and rising maintenance costs. Companies report heavy spending on AI-generated code fixes.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld39 days ago
Israeli Studies Report Rise in PTSD and Suicide Since 2023
Surveys and government data show increased mental health strain across Israeli society and the military. Officials have not released discharge figures despite legal requirements.
Forbesfinance39 days ago
Studies Document Rising Urban Heat From Traffic, Transit, and Cooling Use
Recent peer-reviewed papers quantify how road traffic, underground transit systems, and air conditioning affect city temperatures. Researchers examined sites in Europe, the United States, and Singapore.
brobible.comtechnology40 days ago
Wisconsin High School Fires Social Studies Teacher Over Online Post
A Wisconsin high school dismissed a social studies teacher after the teacher posted a public message about presidential assassins. The post appeared days after an attempt on a president's life at a correspondents' dinner.
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rnz.co.nzscience40 days ago
Podcast host seeks questions for interview with peptide expert
A podcast host is preparing to record an interview with a practicing physician who studies peptides. The physician's compensation is unrelated to peptide promotion.
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The Independentscience40 days ago
GSK Hepatitis B Drug Shows Functional Cure in 20 Percent of Trial Patients
Two international studies found that bepirovirsen produced sustained viral suppression in roughly one-fifth of participants after treatment ended. The drug is under FDA fast-track review with a decision expected in October.
680news.comworld41 days ago
Spelling Bee Semifinalists Use Different Study Methods Ahead of Finals
Two semifinalists in the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee follow contrasting preparation approaches. One works with coaches and studies language patterns while the other relies solely on the dictionary.
ibtimes.co.ukworld41 days ago
University of California Faculty Seek Return of Math Testing in Admissions
More than 550 University of California STEM professors signed an open letter requesting reinstatement of SAT and ACT mathematics requirements for STEM applicants starting in 2027. The letter cites studies showing sharp increases in students entering with math skills below high-sc…
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Semaforworld42 days ago
China Building Fourth Aircraft Carrier, Likely Largest and Nuclear Powered
Chinese shipyards are constructing the country’s fourth aircraft carrier. The Center for Strategic and International Studies reported steady progress on the secretive project.
foxnews.comworld42 days ago
Columnist Compares U.S. Troop Deaths to Homicide Increases After 2014 and 2020 Police Incidents
A Daily Caller column published May 26, 2026, cites academic studies linking post-2014 and post-2020 policing changes to thousands of additional homicides. The piece also references specific child and retired-officer deaths during 2020 unrest.
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