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May 28 2025SCIENCE

Understanding how soil conditions impact the spread of a plant disease

There is a sneaky plant disease called Phytophthora ramorum. It is a big problem in nurseries. It can hide in the soil. It waits in the dirt. It can stay there for a long time. It can hide in old, infected leaves that are buried. To understand how this disease spreads, scientists did some experimen

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May 28 2025HEALTH

Ethiopia's Vaccine Challenge: Why Kids Miss Out

In Ethiopia, many children are missing out on crucial vaccines. This is a big deal because it leaves them open to diseases that could be easily prevented. These diseases are a major cause of death among kids in the region. One of the main issues is what's known as vaccination dropout. This happens w

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

Pigs, People, and Viruses: A Dangerous Mix?

Coronaviruses are tricky. They can jump from animals to humans. This is a big deal because it can cause serious outbreaks. One key factor in this process is how the virus latches onto cells. This is done through something called spike proteins. These proteins act like keys, fitting into locks on the

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

A Unique Sea Monster from the Age of Dinosaurs

In the vast ocean that once covered parts of Vancouver Island, a peculiar marine reptile swam around 85 million years ago. This creature, part of the elasmosaur family, had a mix of ancient and advanced features. It was a true oddity among its kin. Scientists have now given this creature a name: Tra

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May 28 2025EDUCATION

Harvard's Federal Funding Under Fire

Harvard University is in the middle of a heated dispute with the federal government. The current administration is looking into pulling back a significant amount of money from the university. This move is part of a larger conflict that has been brewing for some time. The administration is eyeing ar

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May 28 2025CRIME

Search for Inmate in Mississippi Ends

A search for a missing inmate in Mississippi has been called off. The hunt for Antoine Massey, who was thought to be in Adams County, has been suspended. The news was shared by the Adams County Sheriff's Office. This decision came after a thorough search that lasted for ho

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

Megalodon's Menu: The Surprising Diet of the Ancient Giant Shark

Megalodon, the massive shark that ruled the oceans millions of years ago, might not have been the picky eater scientists once thought. New findings suggest this giant predator had a varied diet, feasting on more than just large marine mammals like whales. This discovery comes from a close look at th

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May 28 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Fire: How Brain Inflammation Fuels Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is often seen as a puzzle of the mind. It is usually tied to chemical imbalances in the brain. However, recent findings suggest that brain inflammation might play a big role in this disorder. This inflammation can cause several issues. It can activate certain brain cells too much. It c

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

Low-Cost Color Sensors: A Game Changer in Food Safety

The world of color sensors is getting a makeover. Scientists have crafted a clever tool that can spot tiny changes in structures. This tool is a gradient protein thin-film-based Bragg's mirror. It's like a super-powered color sensor that can detect even the smallest shifts in structures. This is

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May 28 2025POLITICS

How the South China Sea Disputes Shape China's Reputation in Southeast Asia

The South China Sea has been a hotspot for tension. It's a place where several countries have overlapping claims. This has led to some complex relationships, especially between China and its Southeast Asian neighbors. The Global Database of Events, Language, and Tone (GDELT) has been tracking event

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