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World Rivers Are Quietly Losing Oxygen as Climate Change Threatens Aquatic Ecosystems, Major Study Finds Environment

World Rivers Are Quietly Losing Oxygen as Climate Change Threatens Aquatic Ecosystems, Major Study Finds

A sweeping analysis of over 21,000 rivers using satellites and artificial intelligence reveals that global warming is driving deoxygenation worldwide, with some waterways projected to lose 10 percent of their oxygen by the end of the century.

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Cannes Jury Member Paul Laverty Criticizes Gaza War and Artist Blacklisting at Festival Press Conference Entertainment

Cannes Jury Member Paul Laverty Criticizes Gaza War and Artist Blacklisting at Festival Press Conference

Scottish screenwriter and Cannes jury member Paul Laverty used the festival's opening press conference to denounce the war in Gaza and what he described as the silencing of artists who speak out, as the 79th edition features a notably international lineup.

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Wembanyama Posts Historic 41 Points and 24 Rebounds as Spurs Stun Thunder 125-118 in Double Overtime WCF Opener Sports

Wembanyama Posts Historic 41 Points and 24 Rebounds as Spurs Stun Thunder 125-118 in Double Overtime WCF Opener

Victor Wembanyama delivered a performance for the ages with 41 points, 24 rebounds and 3 blocks in 49 minutes, joining Wilt Chamberlain as the only players with 40-plus points and 20-plus rebounds in a conference finals debut.

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American Doctor Evacuated to Germany After Testing Positive for Ebola in Congo Amid WHO Emergency Declaration Health

American Doctor Evacuated to Germany After Testing Positive for Ebola in Congo Amid WHO Emergency Declaration

Dr. Peter Stafford, a medical missionary, contracted the Bundibugyo ebolavirus while performing surgery in eastern Congo and has been transferred to a specialized treatment facility in Germany as the outbreak death toll surpasses 131.

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Scientists Discover Protein That Slows Aging: Older Mice Became Stronger and Healthier After Boost Science

Scientists Discover Protein That Slows Aging: Older Mice Became Stronger and Healthier After Boost

Researchers have identified a protein called tristetraprolin that declines with age and, when stabilized in older mice, reduced frailty and improved bone health, opening a potential path to therapies that extend healthy aging in humans.

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European Scientists Build First Block of Unhackable Quantum Internet Using Existing Fiber Networks Technology

European Scientists Build First Block of Unhackable Quantum Internet Using Existing Fiber Networks

Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute have produced quantum dots that emit over 40 million identical single photons per second at telecom wavelengths, breaking a longstanding barrier to practical quantum communication.

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Blackstone and Google Launch 5 Billion Dollar AI Infrastructure Joint Venture Powered by TPU Chips Business

Blackstone and Google Launch 5 Billion Dollar AI Infrastructure Joint Venture Powered by TPU Chips

The investment giant and the tech company are teaming up to build a compute-as-a-service platform offering 500 megawatts of AI processing capacity by 2027, challenging Nvidia's dominance in the sector.

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Six States Hold Primaries in Biggest Midterm Test Yet for Trump Endorsements Politics

Six States Hold Primaries in Biggest Midterm Test Yet for Trump Endorsements

Voters in Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon and Pennsylvania head to the polls in high-stakes contests that will gauge the strength of presidential influence on the Republican Party.

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Sandy Fire Scorches Over 1,300 Acres in Simi Valley as Evacuations Spread to Los Angeles County World

Sandy Fire Scorches Over 1,300 Acres in Simi Valley as Evacuations Spread to Los Angeles County

A fast-moving wildfire in Southern California has destroyed at least one home and forced 17,000 residents to evacuate as more than 750 firefighters battle the blaze.

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Svitolina Stuns Gauff to Win Third Italian Open Title in Rome Sports

Svitolina Stuns Gauff to Win Third Italian Open Title in Rome

Ukraine's Elina Svitolina defeated World No. 4 Coco Gauff 6-4, 6-7(3), 6-2 in a nearly three-hour epic to claim her third Italian Open crown at the Foro Italico.

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Platinum-Free Catalyst Breakthrough Could Slash Cost of Clean Hydrogen Production Environment

Platinum-Free Catalyst Breakthrough Could Slash Cost of Clean Hydrogen Production

Washington University researchers created a rhenium-molybdenum phosphide catalyst that outperforms platinum-group metals and ran for over 1,000 hours at industrial current densities.

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Na Hong-jin's 'Hope' Receives Seven-Minute Standing Ovation at Cannes 2026 Entertainment

Na Hong-jin's 'Hope' Receives Seven-Minute Standing Ovation at Cannes 2026

The Korean director's sci-fi epic about aliens landing near the DMZ premiered at the Lumiere Theater to a polarizing but electric audience reaction at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

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