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France is banning unsolicited telemarketing calls starting next week (apnews.com)
3
Wireless retinal implant approved for sale across 30 countries (newatlas.com)
1
Noninvasive decoding of typed sentences from human brain activity (nature.com)
2
Australia's Jetstar to charge for carry-on bags in overhead lockers (reuters.com)
1
The workers caught in the AI transition (bbc.com)
1
July breaks drought and heat records in France (lemonde.fr)
3
Hackers Hit Bitcoin's Safest Hiding Place in Ongoing Attack (bloomberg.com)
4
Runaway online rumors sparked frantic rush by migrants to Ceuta (apnews.com)
2
Three lions die at Tokyo's Tama Zoo amid heat wave (japantimes.co.jp)
1
Ant teams beat gravity-based puzzle solvers (phys.org)
4
July was driest month in southern England since records began (theguardian.com)
2
Spain's plan for the first octopus farm has been abandoned (bbc.com)
3
Hungary to shut down sole nuclear plant as Danube falls to record low (reuters.com)
3
US measles: Cases now surpass last year's total as vaccination rates decline (bmj.com)
3
Oil Droplets Remodel Themselves, Swallow Their Surroundings Like Living Cells (nyu.edu)
2
Two 500-year-old mummies confirm Europeans brought smallpox to the Americas (elpais.com)
3
Miniature works of Ice Age art (uni-tuebingen.de)
3
Prompt turns Microsoft Copilot into an AI worm (malwarebytes.com)
2
Experimental Drone Hits 699 Km/H in Push Toward High-Speed Interceptors (thedefensepost.com)
10
EU opens call for seven 'gigafactories' to train next-generation AI (euronews.com)
1
Tiny circuit turns a hidden property of electrons into a working info channel (nanowerk.com)
1
3D thermal cloak hides objects from heat in any direction (illinois.edu)
3
US to loosen environmental safeguards on space industry (france24.com)
1
Scientists at OpenAI and Anthropic ask U.S. for tools to pace AI development (nbcnews.com)
5
Giant Concentric Rings Discovered in the Atmosphere of Venus (sciencealert.com)
8
AI 'tokenmaxxing' fades as workplaces look to cut tech spending (apnews.com)
3
Study finds shift away from cigarettes could reshape future cancer burden (musc.edu)
2
Underwater robots can now track diver stress via exhaled bubbles (umn.edu)
1
Even in Utah Families Are Getting Smaller (nytimes.com)
5
Climate change is now threatening a pillar of childhood: summer break (npr.org)
3
Canada remains anti-nuke, but its potential path to the bomb is getting shorter (cbc.ca)
4
French beekeepers' fury at lifting of pesticides ban (theguardian.com)
2
Shoppers rewire grocery routines while digesting biggest price jump in 50 years (abcnews.com)
5
Unravelling the climate behind the collapse of Bronze Age civilizations (su.se)
3
Samsung wins $200B Broadcom AI chip partnership, boosting foundry push (reuters.com)
3
Pennsylvania roads are being coated in radioactive wastewater (theconversation.com)
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80k people flee as wildfires spread in France and Spain (theguardian.com)
1
A Quadruped Surface Vehicle for Drowning Rescue (arxiv.org)
1
A computer made of particles oscillating in a liquid (uni-konstanz.de)
3
The lost golden age of language diversity (mpg.de)
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US weekly jobless claims plunge to lowest since 1969 (reuters.com)
4
Utilities Join Trump Pledge to Limit AI-Driven Increases in Electricity Bills (wsj.com)
8
Bike lanes and speed cameras disappear from DOT's list of safety measures (npr.org)
3
Drug reverses autism-like brain changes in adult mice within hours (uclahealth.org)
3
Iran strikes on CIA facilities prompt questions about possible Russian role (reuters.com)
3
Google burning through cash with spiralling AI costs (bbc.com)
2
Japan cities hit 40 C, officially marking first "kokushobi" (kyodonews.net)
14
AMD to invest up to $5B in Anthropic (reuters.com)
2
3D-printed contact lenses for your eyes only in just 20 minutes (uwaterloo.ca)
2
Saudis and US strike deal for kingdom to enrich uranium (theguardian.com)
4
Software glitch allowed nearly 400 non-US citizens to vote in New Jersey (gothamist.com)
2
Work Officially Begins on 2 World Trade Center (designdevelopmenttoday.com)
2
Powerball ticket sales begin Tuesday in the United Kingdom (npr.org)
3
California reading scores are up, thanks to literacy investments (apnews.com)
3
Road traffic noise and risk of Parkinson disease (jamanetwork.com)
1
How Would For-Hire Autonomous Vehicles Impact NYC? (openplans.org)
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US gas prices hit an average of $4 a gallon again (apnews.com)
1
I've Struggled with Addiction. I'm Staying Away from A.I. Chatbots (nytimes.com)
2
Head cooling intervention improves mental health markers (sciencedirect.com)
2
Plants That Make Real Dairy Protein? Scientists Discover an Unexpected Shortcut (cfhu.org)
1
Paintable electrodes could power creative and colorful wearable sensors (psu.edu)
5
Trump Media pitched $100K monthly fee for fastest feed of US president's posts (reuters.com)
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No link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and adverse birth outcomes (unc.edu)
2
Detroit ranked as having the worst air quality in the world (clickondetroit.com)
1
US oil firms sign deals with Iraq to develop alternative shipping routes (apnews.com)
4
Repeal of national park rule could impact drinking water for millions (courthousenews.com)
1
Number of wildfires doubles after lightning strikes across B.C (cbc.ca)
3
New Jersey launches procurement process for new nuclear (world-nuclear-news.org)
4
New process turns mixed plastic waste into hydrogen fuel without sorting (newsroom.ucla.edu)
2
Porous material harvests water from the air and enables energy-efficient cooling (uni-kiel.de)
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Canada says bridge tolls won't be split with U.S. until $6.4B of debt is repaid (cbc.ca)
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800 Canadian wildfires burning as air quality alerts extend to US (bbc.com)
5
USDA lowers beef export sales by 90% amid growing doubts over data (reuters.com)
7
Many US cities will see record overnight temperatures (apnews.com)
1
Therapists see more young patients with gambling problems. They blame Kalshi (laist.com)
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Economists say 'we must act now' on AI's economic impact and job displacement (apnews.com)
3
California, 11 states suing to block Paramount's $110B Warner Bros deal (reuters.com)
4
The Chinese Communist Party turns 105 amidst technological splendor (elpais.com)
1
The banana as we know it is in trouble (wbur.org)
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Noto: A Typeface for the World (fonts.google.com)
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Growing list of countries move to ban social media for children (france24.com)
2
World oil demand set for first annual decline since 2020, IEA says (cnbc.com)
3
Surgeons Use Teleoperated Humanoid Robots to Perform Live Surgery (ucsd.edu)
2
AI Gets a Cerebellum (northwestern.edu)
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France to ban advertising for fossil fuels (lemonde.fr)
2
Daily global sea surface temperatures break records for the time of year (copernicus.eu)
1
World’s First Commercial Nuclear-Powered Satellite (citylabs.net)
4
US home prices hit an all-time high as sales slow and mortgage rates rise (apnews.com)
2
US will give Patriot missile license to Ukraine (reuters.com)
10
Authorities warn Manhattan tower could collapse after beams buckle (gothamist.com)
1
The scientists trying to refreeze the Arctic (theguardian.com)
3
Space Force's high-powered electro beam nullifies hostile satellites (newatlas.com)
2
Tribe in Colorado brings utility scale solar project online (npr.org)
1
4D-printing method creates lighter, faster-spinning wind turbine blades (concordia.ca)
2
French wildfires force officials to ban public from Tour de France's third stage (reuters.com)
5
Tech firms are blaming AI for device and console price rises (bbc.com)
5
Liquid transforms into an energy-rich gel that stores power for months (northwestern.edu)
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Egypt Is Building a New Nile (theb1m.com)
2