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‘Godfather of AI’ Warns Superintelligent Machines Could Replace Humanity
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.
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Common Food Preservative Linked With Cognitive Improvements in Early Alzheimer’s Research
Researchers explore an unexpected path to support brain health in early Alzheimer’s disease.
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Australian Health Minister Moves to Fast-Track Review Into Puberty Blockers
Queensland has paused the use of puberty blockers while a national review is underway.
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Bermuda Issues Tropical Storm Warning for Hurricane Erin
U.S. officials said water levels on North Carolina’s Outer Banks have yet to reach their peak.
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Scientists Accidentally Discover Laser-Free LASIK Alternative
A chance discovery could reshape how millions improve their eyesight.
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How Toxic Metals in Everyday Foods May Harm Your Heart
Even small, routine exposures can build up in the body over time.
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How Weight Lifting Strengthens Heart Structure and Function
How to get the most heart health benefits from resistance training.
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Spinal Cord’s Role in Urination Mapped, Opening Door to Incontinence Treatments
Real-time spinal monitoring reveals how the nervous system helps regulate bladder function.
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Why Eating Right Beats Eating Less, Weight-Loss Expert Says
Instead of cutting calories, focus on balanced portions and whole foods to support long-term health and sustainable results.
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US Plans Nuclear Reactor on the Moon—Here’s What to Know
NASA Acting Administrator Sean Duffy wants a small fission reactor ready to go to the moon by 2030.
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T1 Energy, Corning Reach Deal to Build American-Made Solar Panel Supply Chain
The agreement links Michigan and Texas facilities to produce U.S.-made polysilicon, wafers, cells, and modules amid new limits on foreign solar components.
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Trump Signs Order Easing ‘Restrictive’ Space Industry Rules
The order directs the transportation secretary to eliminate outdated, redundant, or overly restrictive rules for commercial rocket launches and reentries.
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United Launch Alliance’s New Rocket Lifts Off on First Space Force Mission
The new Vulcan Centaur rocket carried two national security satellites into geosynchronous orbit.
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What to Know About Tropical Storm Erin
The fifth named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to become the first to reach hurricane strength.
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Beyond Muscle: How Protein Supports Your Nervous System
From mood to memory, protein keeps the brain sharp and resilient with age.
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Forecasters Say Tropical Storm Could Develop Over the Next Week
A tropical system is showing ’signs of organization' hundreds of miles to the west of Africa, U.S. weather forecasters said.
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‘Godfather of AI’ Warns Superintelligent Machines Could Replace Humanity
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.
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Common Food Preservative Linked With Cognitive Improvements in Early Alzheimer’s Research
Researchers explore an unexpected path to support brain health in early Alzheimer’s disease.
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Australian Health Minister Moves to Fast-Track Review Into Puberty Blockers
Queensland has paused the use of puberty blockers while a national review is underway.
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Bermuda Issues Tropical Storm Warning for Hurricane Erin
U.S. officials said water levels on North Carolina’s Outer Banks have yet to reach their peak.
|
Scientists Accidentally Discover Laser-Free LASIK Alternative
A chance discovery could reshape how millions improve their eyesight.
|
How Toxic Metals in Everyday Foods May Harm Your Heart
Even small, routine exposures can build up in the body over time.
|
How Weight Lifting Strengthens Heart Structure and Function
How to get the most heart health benefits from resistance training.
|
Spinal Cord’s Role in Urination Mapped, Opening Door to Incontinence Treatments
Real-time spinal monitoring reveals how the nervous system helps regulate bladder function.
|
Why Eating Right Beats Eating Less, Weight-Loss Expert Says
Instead of cutting calories, focus on balanced portions and whole foods to support long-term health and sustainable results.
|
US Plans Nuclear Reactor on the Moon—Here’s What to Know
NASA Acting Administrator Sean Duffy wants a small fission reactor ready to go to the moon by 2030.
|
T1 Energy, Corning Reach Deal to Build American-Made Solar Panel Supply Chain
The agreement links Michigan and Texas facilities to produce U.S.-made polysilicon, wafers, cells, and modules amid new limits on foreign solar components.
|
Trump Signs Order Easing ‘Restrictive’ Space Industry Rules
The order directs the transportation secretary to eliminate outdated, redundant, or overly restrictive rules for commercial rocket launches and reentries.
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United Launch Alliance’s New Rocket Lifts Off on First Space Force Mission
The new Vulcan Centaur rocket carried two national security satellites into geosynchronous orbit.
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What to Know About Tropical Storm Erin
The fifth named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to become the first to reach hurricane strength.
|
Beyond Muscle: How Protein Supports Your Nervous System
From mood to memory, protein keeps the brain sharp and resilient with age.
|
Forecasters Say Tropical Storm Could Develop Over the Next Week
A tropical system is showing ’signs of organization' hundreds of miles to the west of Africa, U.S. weather forecasters said.
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