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KFF Health Newsby Kate Wells2d ago
‘Medicare for All’ Message Attracts Voters Buckling Under Medical Bills LANSING, Mich. — Christina Starks-Clay doesn’t know how “Medicare for All” would work exactly, but she’s willing to bet it’d...
Inside Climate Newsby By Nicholas Kusnetz2d ago
If there was a year the world began waking up to climate change, it might have been 1988. That June, the NASA climatologist James Hansen testified to Congress that the climate was warming and would...
Wiredby Dell Cameron, Hugo Lowell2d ago
Elon Musk’s political operation is focused on the most consequential races of the midterm elections, according to a WIRED analysis of federal campaign finance data.
FOX Newsby Marc Siegel2d ago
The Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, involved more than 6,000 Hamas and related military operatives. The massive damage inflicted by these demons caused a countersurge of angels released by God.
Inside Climate Newsby By Dennis Pillion2d ago
MONTGOMERY, Ala.—The Alabama Public Service Commission approved a new set of rules for future data center projects Tuesday that require more transparency and disclosure from data center companies...
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Excerpts2d ago
The woman first saw the stranded pilgrim, babe in arms, on a poster on the wall of the Medieval Center at the University of Bordeaux the year she finally studied abroad.
Inside Climate Newsby By Teresa Tomassoni2d ago
In the Southern Ocean, whales, penguins, seals and seabirds feast on massive swarms of krill that underpin much of the region’s marine food web.
Gristby Leia Larsen2d ago
Cindy O’Neil understands the boom-and-bust cycles of industry. Her husband spent years working in Carbon County’s namesake coal mines.
Defense Oneby Lauren C. Williams2d ago
Anduril wades into traditional shipbuilding arena with major submarine play The defense tech company plans to build submarine components at a shipyard outside of Baltimore in which the government...
Gristby Tik Root2d ago
There are many markers of fall: vibrant foliage, apple picking and pumpkin-spiced everything, to name a few. Cranking up the heat is another.
Wiredby Joel Khalili2d ago
As scandals involving the use of artificial intelligence by professional authors pile up, a British startup has established a way for publishers to certify their books as “organic”—written by real...
Wiredby Louryn Strampe2d ago
Amazon’s fall Prime Day sale—also known as Big Deal Days 2026—is live. The sale started yesterday, October 6, and runs through midnight today.
NBC Newsby Zoe Malin2d ago
It’s officially your last chance to shop October Prime Day (technically called Prime Big Deal Days).
Gristby Emily Jones2d ago
Barrier islands like Tybee Island, off the coast of Georgia, should naturally accumulate sand from islands farther north, but human activity — development on the island, building sea walls and...
Open Cultureby OC2d ago
When will the world end? We can find serious scientific answers to this question, depending on what we mean by “world” and “end.” If we mean the end of civilization as we currently know it, climate...
War on the Rocksby Michael Gilroy2d ago
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CBS News2d ago
U.S. forces on Okinawa were barred from drinking alcohol for 48 hours on Wednesday and were put under a 30-day curfew in the wake of the allegedly committed by an American Marine.
War on the Rocksby Jason T. Kaelber2d ago
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Eosby Dave Petley2d ago
A new paper (Xie et al. 2026) provides a detailed analysis of the landslides triggered by Typhoon Doksuri in northern China in 2023.
FOX Newsby Landon Mion2d ago
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempts to fine migrants up to $1.8 million for failing to leave the country after receiving final deportation orders. U.S.
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