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WORLDPOLITICSSCIENCE
Five Epstein Survivors, One Room: What They Said to the BBC — and What It Reveals About the Files That Weren't Released
BBC Newsnight brought five Epstein survivors together for the first time in the same room. One survivor's identity was exposed by the DOJ's own file release....
WORLDSCIENCE
Getting Better With Age: Yale Study Upends the Decline Narrative
WORLDSCIENCE
Ancient DNA Confirms Humans Had Dogs 15,800 Years Ago — Long Before Farming Existed
WORLDSPORTSSCIENCE
Brazilian Influencer Arrested for Allegedly Staging Her Own Kidnapping to Gain Followers
WORLDSCIENCE
The Muscle Paradox: New Science Upends What We Thought We Knew About Aging
WORLDSPORTSSCIENCE
Big Mics, No Answers: CNN's Podcast Makeover and the Crisis It Can't Cosmetically Fix
CNN anchors Jake Tapper and Anderson Cooper adopted podcast-style sets this week, drawing mockery from ex-colleagues and industry veterans. The experiment re...
HEALTHWARSCIENCE
Two Studies, One Week: How Exercise Fights Alzheimer's and Why 11 Minutes of Sleep Could Save Your Heart
A UCSF study published in Cell identified the precise biological mechanism by which exercise fights dementia — via an enzyme that fixes the brain's leaky def...
SCIENCE
Once-in-a-Century: The Moon's Massive New Crater and What It Means for Artemis
A 225-meter crater appeared on the Moon in 2024. Scientists say events this size happen once every 139 years. NASA's Artemis 2 launches in days. The timing r...
SCIENCEWARENERGY
UN Climate Warning: Earth's Energy Imbalance Hits Record, El Niño Expected by Late 2026
The World Meteorological Organization says the planet is gaining more heat energy than it can release — the highest imbalance in recorded history. The last
WORLDSCIENCEHEALTH
Science Finally Confirms It: People Who Fall for Corporate Buzzwords Are Worse at Their Jobs
A Cornell study quantified what everyone has suspected: employees most impressed by corporate jargon consistently make worse decisions. Here's what the resea...
SCIENCEWAR
Rome's Ancient Machine Gun: The Polybolos Evidence Found at Pompeii
Researchers found evidence that Roman legions used a rapid-fire bolt launcher during the 89 BC siege of Pompeii — potentially the world's oldest documented u...