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Hydrogen Radicals Break Down PFAS Forever Chemicals Without Added Chemicals Science

Hydrogen Radicals Break Down PFAS Forever Chemicals Without Added Chemicals

Scientists have discovered that hydrogen radicals generated by intense UV light can destroy PFAS forever chemicals using nothing but ultraviolet light and water, challenging previous assumptions and offering a cleaner path toward eliminating these persistent pollutants from the environment.

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2026 Wildfire Season Shatters Records: Over 150 Million Hectares Burned Globally Environment

2026 Wildfire Season Shatters Records: Over 150 Million Hectares Burned Globally

The first four months of 2026 have seen over 150 million hectares burned worldwide, nearly the size of Alaska, with scientists warning that a developing El Nino could turn this into an unprecedented year of global fire.

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UK Announces Sweeping Social Media Ban for Children Under 16 Technology

UK Announces Sweeping Social Media Ban for Children Under 16

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a comprehensive ban on social media for children under 16 in the United Kingdom, placing the burden on tech companies to enforce the rules and joining a growing global movement to shield young people from harmful online content.

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Taylor Swift Builds Massive Stage for Madison Square Garden Wedding to Travis Kelce Entertainment

Taylor Swift Builds Massive Stage for Madison Square Garden Wedding to Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift is commissioning an enormous custom stage at the Rock Lititz production facility in Pennsylvania for her upcoming July 3 wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, with between 1,100 and 1,200 guests expected.

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300 Billion Dollar Iran Reconstruction Fund Sparks Global Dispute Business

300 Billion Dollar Iran Reconstruction Fund Sparks Global Dispute

The US-Iran peace deal includes a potential 300 billion dollar reconstruction fund for Iran, with VP Vance insisting Gulf states will foot the bill while Iran views the fund as de facto war reparations, triggering an international debate over financing and conditions.

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World Cup 2026 Day 6: France and Argentina Make Their Grand Entrance Sports

World Cup 2026 Day 6: France and Argentina Make Their Grand Entrance

Day 6 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup brings two of the tournament's biggest heavyweights to the stage, with France facing Senegal and Argentina opening against Algeria in a pair of must-watch Group Stage clashes.

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Netanyahu Defies US-Iran Peace Deal, Vows to Stay in Lebanon Politics

Netanyahu Defies US-Iran Peace Deal, Vows to Stay in Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has made his first public remarks since the announcement of the US-Iran peace deal, declaring that Israel's struggle is far from over and pledging to maintain military presence in Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria.

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Copper Drug Clears 42% of Alzheimer's Proteins and Restores Memory in Landmark Study Health

Copper Drug Clears 42% of Alzheimer's Proteins and Restores Memory in Landmark Study

A copper-delivering compound developed at Monash University reduced toxic amyloid-beta levels by roughly 42 percent and improved spatial learning by 44 percent, offering a revolutionary new approach to treating Alzheimer's disease.

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G7 Summit Opens in Évian with Ukraine, Iran Deal and Trade on Agenda World

G7 Summit Opens in Évian with Ukraine, Iran Deal and Trade on Agenda

The 52nd G7 Summit in Évian-les-Bains, France brings world leaders together to discuss the Ukraine conflict, next steps on the US-Iran peace deal, trade tensions, and securing critical mineral supply chains.

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Ivory Coast 1-0 Ecuador — Amad Diallo Scores Dramatic 90th-Minute Winner Sports

Ivory Coast 1-0 Ecuador — Amad Diallo Scores Dramatic 90th-Minute Winner

Manchester United winger Amad Diallo came off the bench to score a dramatic last-gasp winner as Ivory Coast defeated Ecuador 1-0 at Philadelphia Stadium, ending the South Americans 19-game unbeaten run in a pulsating Group E opener.

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Historic Day of Draws — All Four Matches End Level for First Time Since 1958 Sports

Historic Day of Draws — All Four Matches End Level for First Time Since 1958

Day 5 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup produced an extraordinary statistical anomaly as all four matches on June 15 ended in draws, the most in a single day since 1958, leaving three groups with all four teams tied on one point each.

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Cape Verde 0-0 Spain — Biggest Shock of the 2026 World Cup So Far Sports

Cape Verde 0-0 Spain — Biggest Shock of the 2026 World Cup So Far

Forty-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha delivered a masterclass in defiance as tiny Cape Verde held mighty Spain to a goalless draw in their World Cup debut at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

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