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Goodbye joint replacements? Stanford scientists found a way to regrow cartilage and stop arthritis
ScienceDaily·4d ago
Goodbye joint replacements? Stanford scientists found a way to regrow cartilage and stop arthritis Scientists have found a way to rejuvenate existing cartilage cells, regrow damaged knee cartilage...
Russia says no plague found in contacts of Siberian lab worker who died
NBC Newsby Yuliya Talmazan·4d ago
Plague had not been detected among close contacts of a worker in an anti-plague laboratory in Siberia who died last week, with 60% of the identified group tested so far, officials in Russia said...
This startup wants to reduce liquidation risk from margin calls on prediction markets
US Top News and Analysisby Ananya Chetia·4d ago
Startup Edge Markets is building an automated system that allows institutions to authorize capital for prediction markets and helps companies move money to cover margin calls even when traditional...
Millions saved by blocking dead people payouts as Trump Treasury drops hammer on federal fraud
FOX Newsby Ashley DiMella·4d ago
FIRST ON FOX: The Treasury Department blocked $175 million in federal payments tied to deceased recipients in fiscal year 2026, up sharply from the $99 million identified just months earlier as the...
Solar panels have (another) surprising side effect: Stopping dust storms in their tracks
Anthropocene Magazineby Sarah DeWeerdt·4d ago
Solar farms in desert areas could reduce dust pollution in cities downwind, according to a new Chinese study.
China’s long-term finances are all wet as bill to maintain huge navy comes due in 2031
FOX Newsby Chuck DeVore·4d ago
China’s recent state visit bought two months of trade peace. But it did not buy Beijing time on the fleet it has already launched and will soon be unable to afford.
Fox News Power Rankings: The biggest surprises come after October
FOX Newsby Rémy Numa·4d ago
Four weeks out from the election, and for most Americans, it’s time for football, foliage, and flannel. For politics watchers, all eyes are on an October surprise.
Mistral unveils new AI model it says rivals best open systems from China
US Top News and Analysisby Kai Nicol-Schwarz·4d ago
Mistral on Tuesday unveiled a new AI model it said ranked among the best open models in the world, as Western companies race to close the capability gap with Chinese developers in the market.
The world’s loudest bird could drown out a rock concert
Science Newsby Elie Dolgin·4d ago
The bare-throated bellbird is loud. Very, very loud. The explosive, metallic mating call of the snow-white male — a stout bird with a broad bill and distinctive blue-green throat patch — can top...
Fed up with recalls, CA Democrats ask voters to change the rules
CalMattersby Lynn La·4d ago
Was it the second question on the Gray Davis recall that sealed the Democratic governor’s fate? That’s the question that asked who should replace Davis if voters gave him the boot.
‘The Eels Were Climbing Out of the Water to Die ’: Why Did Every Fish in This Idyllic Lake Perish Overnight? - Longreads
Longreadsby Carolyn Wells·4d ago
Steve Rose investigates a catastrophic pollution incident at Furnace Brook, a fishing lake in East Sussex, where thousands of fish suddenly died and the local ecosystem collapsed.
Two key groups launch Latino voter turnout operation in South Texas
NBC Newsby Natasha Korecki·4d ago
Latino voters are upset about the cost of living and immigration enforcement operations, according to polls and interviews.
Here’s What Henry Cavill Looks for in a Watch
GQby Cam Wolf·4d ago
In mid-September, I found myself living out a scene ripped from a rom-com. In the heart of Manhattan’s Chinatown, after navigating a maze of tourists and fake designer bags, I entered a nondescript...
NASA's Webb Captures Commotion From Nebula’s Stellar Jets - NASA Science
NASAby Marty McCoy; NASA Webb Mission Team·4d ago
NASA’s Webb Captures Commotion From Nebula’s Stellar Jets NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has revealed many protostars and stars within the glowing gases of NGC 7129.
I Enjoyed Driving a Ridiculous-Looking Solar-Powered Scooter, and You Can Too
Wiredby Julian Chokkattu·4d ago
I stepped out of a building in New York City, put on my helmet, and was about to hop onto my scooter.
Exclusive: Flai's AI dealership software is booking 50,000 appointments per month | TechCrunch
TechCrunchby Sean O'Kane·4d ago
When Flai was raising its seed round last year, it was just a team of three people pounding the pavement to get car dealerships to use the startup’s software to manage phone calls, emails, and...
Russian lab worker's suspected plague death leaves experts puzzled
US Top News and Analysisby Elsa Ohlen·4d ago
The unexplained death of a lab technician at a Russian research institute handling plague bacteria has raised questions among infectious disease experts, who say the circumstances surrounding the...
DeepSeek considers doubling latest funding round to up to $15 billion, sources say
US Top News and Analysisby Anniek Bao·4d ago
China's DeepSeek is considering expanding its latest funding round to as much as 100 billion yuan ($14.9 billion), double its earlier target, with state-backed funds and corporate investors...
As Deforestation Surges, Indonesia Hinders Access to Forest Data
Yale E360by Samuel Abate; Freddie Clayton·4d ago
Indonesia is obstructing access to government data on the state of its forests. The new restrictions come as the country witnesses a surge in deforestation.
Cornell faculty senate introduces no-confidence resolution over handling of alleged 2024 sexual assault
NBC Newsby Maggie Vespa·4d ago
Cornell University faculty introduced a resolution declaring a no-confidence vote in the university administration’s handling of the alleged 2024 sexual assault at a fraternity house.
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