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Finance
ETF League Tables: Goldman Gains $222M
Science
A molecular brake that keeps muscle architecture in check
Every movement we make, from blinking to sprinting, depends on the ability of muscle fibers to contract in a rapid and coordinated way. Achi
World
9/3: The Takeout with Major Garrett
No verdict in Lindsay Clancy murder trial after six days of deliberations; Vance holds first White House press briefing since Leavitt's depa
Politics
Farage pledges to slash UK energy bills
Farage's deputy called energy prices a "national crisis.”
Culture
Gloria Steinem’s Farewell Interview to Stream on Netflix
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem is the third subject to now appear on Netflix’s “Famous Last Words,” the series that banks interviews with nota
World
Former lawyer sues DOJ claiming she was fired for refusing to recommend Mel Gibson get his gun rights back
Liz Oyer claims she was told to ignore her concerns because Gibson is an acquaintance of Donald Trump
Tech
Startup ARR is less secure than ever, new research shows
The AI era has completely broken enterprise buying patterns, and startups haven't yet figured out how to navigate.
Journal
How muscle talks to brain: apelin protein mediates exercise-induced antidepressant effects
A protein released by working leg muscle, apelin, travels to the hippocampus and drives the antidepressant effect of exercise in mice; delet
Journal
Buried underpants and a new definition of kissing win 2026 Ig Nobel prizes
This year’s Ig Nobels, awarded in Zurich — the first time outside the US in 35 years — honoured real peer-reviewed work, from burying 1,000
Journal
Late-life semaglutide treatment slows ageing and extends lifespan in female mice
Semaglutide started in already-old female mice extended median lifespan by about 100 days and improved muscle, memory and inflammation — mat
Journal
A magic-mushroom compound blocks a severe side effect of chemotherapy, in mice
Two doses of psilocybin given before chemotherapy fully protected mice from peripheral neuropathy, the burning nerve damage that forces many
Finance
Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk
World
'50% savvy political tactics, 50% extraordinarily good luck' - the formula to Meloni's success?
Giorgia Meloni's hard-right government on Friday becomes the longest-lasting in Italy's postwar history -- a notable record that belies cons
Sport
NWSL Power Rankings: Gotham FC still surging as Orlando Pride look for restart
Here's how NWSL teams rank this week after another wild batch of matches
Politics
Donovan Mitchell Reveals Major Eastern Conference Finals Regret
Cleveland Cavaliers superstar Donovan Mitchell has serious regrets about his team's Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 loss.
World
Two people arrested by German police over alleged arson attack on defence firm
Germany is investigating a suspected arson attack outside a defence firm in Munich, days after two sabotage attempts on the country's power
Finance
Caesarstone’s Premium Multi-Material & Differentiated Model Proposition – Initiation Report
Azerbaijan
Trump declares US will soon win over Iran
ABŞ Prezidenti Donald Tramp Birləşmiş Ştatların tezliklə İran üzərində qələbə qazanacağını bildirib və Tehranın nüvə silahına malik olmaması
Finance
Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk
Sport
Everton eye free agent Vardy - Friday's gossip
Everton weigh up moves for Jamie Vardy or Anthony Martial, Wilfried Zaha could join AC Milan, Estevao Willian considers move from Chelsea.
Finance
Chipmaker Ambarella Posts Mixed Fiscal Q2 Earnings Report
Politics
Trump Student Loan Change Predicted to Fuel Doctor Shortage—Here's the Data
Kansas City University's Marc B. Hahn said the new rules will worsen an already growing physician shortage in the United States.
World
Man gets 20 years for ‘Texas Killing Fields’ murder decades after dozens of bodies were found
Police believe multiple killers were involved in the deaths of more than 30 girls and young women whose remains were discovered along a sect
Science
How a plant's refusal to self-pollinate could help India grow more of its own cooking oil
Most people assume plants reproduce through whatever pollen happens to land on them. This is not true. A collaborative research initiative i
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