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Jun 20 2026ENVIRONMENT

How farming and tiny organisms shape the world’s soil

Different soils around the planet turn hidden nitrogen into plant food at very different speeds. Scientists wanted to know what controls this speed—especially the roles played by microscopic life and human farming. They checked records from more than 2, 400 soil tests spread across 373 studies. Inst

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Jun 16 2026ENTERTAINMENT

New Disney Toy Boxes Let Fans Guess Their Favorite Characters

Disney fans can now try their luck with two fresh blind‑box collections from Cosbi. The first set, priced at $16. 99, hides a single figure inside each cream‑colored box. The design is pink and cherry‑blossom inspired, matching the playful vibe of the items. A card that shows what you might

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Jun 16 2026POLITICS

Why is this woman still in quarantine when experts say she can go home?

Angela Perryman, a 47-year-old cruise passenger, has been stuck in a Nebraska quarantine facility since early May after possible exposure to hantavirus. Despite testing negative for the virus and showing no symptoms, she remains isolated against her will—and against expert advice. Last week, the Cen

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Jun 14 2026ENTERTAINMENT

A Fresh Play for Sports Fans in France

Disney+ just added France's top sports channel to its lineup, giving subscribers a big reason to cheer. L’Équipe isn't just any channel—it's the go-to spot for French sports fans, known for covering everything from car races to ping-pong. While Netflix and other streamers focus on shows and movies,

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Jun 14 2026CRIME

Kids Caught in the Web of Online Crime

Digital platforms have become hunting grounds for criminal gangs looking to recruit young people. Officials report a sharp rise in cases where kids as young as 13 are being targeted online. These teens aren’t just innocent bystanders—they’re being pulled into serious crimes, sometimes as hired help

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Jun 13 2026SCIENCE

The Feathered Glider That Bridges Dinosaurs and Birds

Did you know that some dinosaurs were basically flying squirrels? Scientists found evidence of such a creature in ancient China. This amazing find changes how we think about dinosaur evolution. It shows us that the line between giant reptiles and modern birds was much blurrier than we thought. \n\n

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Jun 13 2026SCIENCE

Tiny Heat Shifts Make a Big Difference for Plants

Did you know that even tiny changes in where a plant grows can totally change its life story? Scientists often study how plants adapt across huge areas. But sometimes, evolution happens right under our noses—in small pockets of land. This research looked at this idea using a specific perennial herb.

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Jun 13 2026LIFESTYLE

A lifelong tailor's last stitch

Maria Burrafato spent over four decades turning old clothes into something new. Her journey started in Sicily at just four years old, stitching tiny dresses for her dolls. By eight, she was sewing for neighbors. At nine, a local tailor spotted her talent and hired her despite her young age. Her moth

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Jun 09 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Warlock Class Debuts in Diablo Immortal – June 17 Release

Diablo Immortal is adding a new hero class on June 17, marking the game’s tenth playable type. The addition follows a cinematic trailer that showcases a character who can summon demons and wield fiery spells from the Burning Hells. The Warlock is a hybrid of ranged magic user and demon controller

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Jun 09 2026HEALTH

Digital Mental Health Research: Who Really Gets Left Out?

Digital mental health studies often promise better access to care, but new findings suggest some groups still get overlooked. A review of 57 trials found that while nearly all studies shared age and gender details, many skipped key details about participants’ backgrounds. Minority ethnic groups, men

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