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The 100th woman in space: Emily Calandrelli talks about her Blue Origin flight and inspiring the next generation

As the 100th woman to travel to space, Calandrelli isn't just celebrating personal achievement — she's using her journey to inspire others and push the boundaries of STEM accessibility.

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10 Money Habits That Are Making You Poor—Here’s How to Change Them

Feeling constantly broke, living under the dark cloud of financial stress, and struggling to make ends meet month after month is a harsh and demoralizing reality for far too many people. While systemic economic factors, wage stagnation, and the rising cost of living undoubtedly play a significant and often overwhelming…

Budget and the Bees

Parents have heartwarming meeting with donors who saved their sons’ lives

Otis and Nelson were both born with a rare genetic disorder

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3 practical ways to keep peonies from flopping over, recommended by garden experts, for happier, stronger blooms

Peonies won't stop flopping over? Don't worry, I've got you covered

Ideal Home

9 peony arranging ideas – how to style everyone's favorite early summer flowers

Make the most of the short but sweet peony season with these elegant ideas for arranging the blousy blooms

Homes & Gardens

Placenta bandages have far more health benefits than risky placenta pills − a bioengineer explains

Eating a placenta may not give you the health benefits some people want you to believe it has, but using it as a bandage might.

The Conversation

The U.S.-China trade war’s 90-day pause was 70 years in the making

As Trump tries to gain leverage from tariffs, China is well aware of its strategic ace. So is Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

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Judge strips NYC of full authority over Rikers Island, citing 'unprecedented' violence

A federal judge has ordered an outside official to take over control of much of New York City's jail system after local officials failed to stem high rates of violence and long-standing dysfunction

The Independent UK

NASA celebrated this employee's story of resilience, then tried to scrub it from the internet. Then fired her.

NASA's deletion of websites related to women in STEM and other DEIA programs erased this woman's story from the internet. NASA put it back online, but then they fired her.

Space

The future of bananas is under threat

Christian Aid is urging developed nations to urgently reduce their carbon emissions to stem the growing impacts of climate change

The Independent UK

Solution to 'cocktail party problem' could help people with hearing loss

Researchers drew inspiration from the auditory system to design a solution for the "cocktail party problem."

LiveScience

Walmart heirs are creating STEM college and it will be located near the company’s HQ

Steuart and Tom Walton are set to announce the launch of their private university on Thursday in Bentonville, Arkansas, where Walmart was founded

The Independent UK

L-Acoustics’ new DJ-aimed stem separation software can pull apart any stereo source and fire its elements across a 360 soundstage in the blink of an eye

Could this astounding tech be the cornerstone of future immersive DJ live set-ups?

MusicRadar

Trump Official To Unveil Ambitious US Air Traffic Control Upgrade

Faced with fresh flight safety problems at a major US airport, the Trump administration is set Thursday to unveil a modernized air traffic control system.

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The Conversation

Deporting international students risks making the US a less attractive destination, putting its economic engine at risk

In early April 2025, the Trump administration terminated the immigration statuses of thousands of international students listed in a government database, meaning they no longer had legal permission to be in the country. Some students self-deported instead of facing deportation.

LiveScience

Lab-grown teeth could offer alternative to fillings and implants, scientists say

Scientists in the U.K. have developed a new material that may allow them to grow teeth in the lab, which could provide an alternative to fillings and dental implants someday.

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The Evolution of Personal Care: From Traditional Practices to Modern Innovations

In an era where personal care has become deeply intertwined with wellness, identity, and even productivity, it’s easy to forget that our current routines stem from centuries of cultural rituals and medical evolution. From ancient herbal ointments to AI-powered skin diagnostics, the way we care for our bodies has always…

Fortune

If Trump fires Jerome Powell and replaces him with someone more politically pliant, 'it could be something that backfires on Trump spectacularly,' researcher says

It’s also unclear how much interest rate cuts can "stem the bleeding" from tariffs, Renaissance Macro’s Neil Dutta said.

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Not all degrees are a waste of time and money: These majors will lead to six figure salaries after college

Graduates can expect to see big returns from a STEM degree.

Fortune

Why federal funding for life sciences—now being slashed—is a strategic necessity for America

Today’s federal investments are laying the groundwork for tomorrow’s breakthroughs—and economic prosperity.

The Conversation

Reckoning and resistance: The future of Black hiring commitments on campus

In the wake of George Floyd’s murder in May 2020, a global reckoning on anti-Black racism ignited protests, conversations and demand for action. Across North America, universities scrambled to make public commitments to racial justice. They pledged to make changes and address systemic inequalities.

The Independent UK

New hope as surprising Parkinson’s treatment deemed safe in clinical trials

More than 150,000 people in the UK are living with Parkinson’s disease

The Independent UK

Widely used drug could prevent leukaemia among those at risk

People at high risk of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) can be identified years in advance, but there is currently no treatment to prevent it from developing

Evening Standard

Stem cell therapies for Parkinson’s deemed safe in clinical trials

The studies also ‘offer hope’ that transplanted cells could tackle symptoms of the condition, such as tremors.

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Horner blames wind tunnel data discrepancy for Red Bull woes

Christian Horner feels he is “looking at two different watches” after revealing the Red Bull Formula 1 car's issues stem from limited correlation between wind tunnel and track data.

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