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How Climate Change Is Messing With Your Blood
Our blood chemistry is changing as carbon emissions rise, reveals a new study.
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Zelenskyy Faces Pressure to Hold Elections. What Stands in the Way?
Ukraine’s former defense minister has called for a wartime election, in direct challenge to the sitting President. Elections have been suspe
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South Korea Was Given No Notice Before Trump Announced Drill Cut, Foreign Minister Says
President Donald Trump is welcomed by South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun as he arrives at Gimhae International Airport in Busan, South K
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What to Know About Trump’s Aide Natalie Harp
The previously little-known White House aide has garnered growing attention after Sen. Jon Ossoff mentioned her in an attack on Trump.
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UAE Suspends Trade With Iran After Reported Missile Strikes
The impact of the decision could have significant repercussions for Iran’s already struggling economy, an expert tells TIME.
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U.K. Signals Willingness to Reconsider Digital Services Tax After Trump Tariff Threat
The concession came after the Trump Administration renewed pressure on Britain, warning that its 100% tariff threat was “not a bluff.”
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Breaking Down the Cathartic Ending of Lucky
The heist thriller series, starring Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist on the run, comes to a gripping conclusion
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As Students Return, America’s Classrooms Are Dangerously Hot
America’s classrooms are heating up, but we have the tools to fix them, write Bill Frist and Jonathan Klein.
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How One Small Section of Trump's Planned Border Wall Became the Center of a Big Battle
The Administration paused construction on border barriers in Texas' Big Bend National Park this week following months of opposition.
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ICE Is Asking Gate Agents To Help Arrest Passengers. Some Are Pushing Back
An airline manager warned a passenger that ICE agents were trying to locate her, helping her avoid a possible arrest.
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The True Story Behind Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing
A new documentary from director Rory Kennedy examines Boeing following the death of whistleblower John Barnett
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‘A Flagrant Attack’: International Criminal Court Slams Trump Administration Sanctions
The new sanctions against members of the ICC fall under the State Department’s professed agenda to “dismantle” its jurisdiction.
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What It Means to Build a Truly Sustainable Ocean Economy
Who gets to shape and benefit from the emerging blue economy?
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Trump Delays 50% Canada Tariffs as the Two Countries Race to Finalize a Deal
The U.S. and Canada brokered a three-day pause as the neighboring countries work to finalize a broader trade agreement.
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What to Say to Someone With Terrible Table Manners
How to say 'Please chew with your mouth closed' without putting your foot in yours.
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Promising Results for mRNA Cancer Vaccine from Moderna and Merck
Combining a vaccine and immunotherapy approach could open new ways to treat cancer.
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What to Know About the Pentagon’s Crackdown on Universities’ Foreign Research Ties
Harvard and MIT were reportedly among the universities ordered to review and terminate “problematic” ties to foreign institutions or risk lo
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How to Recover From an Embarrassing Faux Pas
Put your foot in your mouth? Here’s how to take it out without making things even more awkward.
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20 Years After Virginia Tech, We Can Do More to Keep Students Safe
Hope is not a policy, writes Joseph Samaha. We must match our back-to-school hopes with uncompromising action.
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Florida Rep. Cory Mills Loses Primary After Scandal-Filled Campaign
Despite Trump’s endorsement, Mills was unable to escape his long history of controversy.
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FDA Approves First Drug to Treat a Cause of Narcolepsy
The drug is the first to address one of the root causes of the sleeping disorder.
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CNN Condemns the White House’s Attacks on Journalist Kristen Holmes: Here’s What to Know
The network’s rebuke came after a question Holmes asked Trump drew a series of critical posts from the White House targeting the journalist.
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OpenAI Is Slowing Down Its AI Training
After an unreleased model escaped its sandbox, OpenAI has paused frontier training efforts and shifted resources towards safety
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What Is Double Jeopardy, and Why Are Luigi Mangione’s Lawyers Claiming It?
Mangione's lawyers have filed a motion arguing that the New York state case against him should be dismissed after he pleaded guilty to two f
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