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Skyscrapers Sway in High Winds—Engineers Just Found a New Way to Stop Them
This unique approach to skyscrapers may be a game-changer for "low-carbon, high-performance tall building designs," a study shows.
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Voice Changes May Be an Early Sign of Dementia, Study Finds
Subtle changes in speech may reveal clues about future brain health, but experts say the finding raises questions—not a diagnosis.
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Scientists Studied 171,000 Patients. One Autism Diagnosis Pattern Stood Out
The lead researcher told Newsweek some people in this group learn to hide autistic traits, making them harder to identify.
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The Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Was the Worst of All Outcomes
The Lindsay Clancy mistrial leaves the case in legal limbo: the worst outcome for prosecutors, the defense and the public.
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Americans Are Counting on Their Parents' Death to Fund Retirement
Americans who expect to inherit money are overwhelmingly factoring it into their later life plans.
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Cathy Engelbert Announces Retirement Amid WNBA's Sophie Cunningham Controversy
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced Friday that she will retire at the end of the 2026 season.
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What Supreme Court Justices Have Said About Mail-in Voting
The White House asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower court order blocking new Postal Service restrictions on mail-in ballots.
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Russian Official Falls From Window Soon After Resigning
Sergei Shalaginov was responsible for counter terrorism operations in Russia’s Sverdlovsk region, Russian media reported.
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Epstein Update: 106 Lawmakers Sign Petition to Make DOJ Release More Files
Thomas Massie's latest effort on the Epstein files is gaining traction in the House of Representatives.
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How Old Missouri Congressional Map Compares to New Blocked Map
See how district boundaries would change and what the court ruling means for voters.
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Scott Bessent Slaps NATO Ally and Spares Xi Jinping's Blushes on Iran
China was the one making purchases of Iranian products. And yet it was the middleman who took all the heat.
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Map Shows Updated Election Forecast As 3 Races Shift Toward Democrats
Three governor contests move toward Democrats, sharpening the party’s chance of overturning Republicans’ narrow national edge.
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Scientists Studied Lung Cancer Patients—A Troubling Pattern Emerged
A new study raises important questions about whether microplastics could play a role in lung disease.
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Can You Buy the Tesla Cybercab? Robotaxi Rides Launch in Austin
Tesla's Cybercab now carries riders in Austin, Texas, but it is not yet on sale and its path to buyers faces federal scrutiny.
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Russian State Media ‘Deleted’ Host's Threat to NATO Countries
Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov called for the bombing of Norway.
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Could GLP-1 Drugs Help Us Live Longer? New Study Shows Promise
A new animal-based study has found GLP-1s could have the potential to do more than curb appetite—they may even extend life span.
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Molecular Foundations: The Great Inflection of a Material World
Molecular Foundations: The Great Inflection of a Material World
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J. Alphonse Nicholson Is Building Bridges Through Fatherhood in 'Lanterns'
J. Alphonse Nicholson talks fatherhood, fearlessness, and embracing change in "Lanterns" and "If I Go Will They Miss Me".
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Tetris Warns It Takes Copyright Seriously After Trump Unveils Arcade Game
Tetris has distanced itself from Trump's new White House arcade game.
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Expert Issues Warning About Switching Puppies to Adult Food
Puppies require specific nutritional requirements to support growth, and without it, their health could "rapidly deteriorate."
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Mortgage Rates Surge to 2026 High: What It Means for Millions of Homeowners
Mortgage rates haven’t been this high since July 2025, exacerbating Americans’ struggles with the rising cost of living.
Sport
Team USA's Caitlin Clark Decision Sparks Backlash at FIBA World Cup
A decision involving Caitlin Clark and other players in the Team USA strategy for the FIBA World Cup drew backlash.
Politics
Judge Presses DHS After Teen Deported Despite Order: 'Who Was Responsible'
Trump-appointed Judge Stephanie Gallagher ordered DHS to explain how a protected teen was deported and who approved it.
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Which Country Has the Biggest Arch As Trump’s Golden Vision Goes Ahead
Trump's 250-foot arch will be taller than famous monuments in Paris, London, Rome and New Delhi.
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