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Don’t kick American tech workers while they’re down

A bill co-sponsored by U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin could add hundreds of thousands of foreign workers to the country’s tech labor market, boxing out American workers hit by recent tech layoffs.

Chicago Sun-Times

Best climbing plants to elevate your garden trellis or fence

Lines, vines, tendrils and twining stems

Evening Standard

CPS kids are sad about short summer but ready to be back in school

Chicago Public School students head back Monday after one of the shortest summer breaks in memory, with the school system once again moving its fall return earlier into August.

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Family of three-month-old boy with aggressive rare cancer searching for stem cell DNA match

Just 3,100 people are thought to be diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia in the UK each year

The Independent UK

Stem cell DNA match sought for three-month-old boy with aggressive rare cancer

Just 3,100 people are thought to be diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia in the UK each year.

The Independent UK

Will Donald Trump go to prison?

Former president at the centre of several sprawling federal and state investigations and criminal cases, some of which stem back to the 2020 election

The Independent UK

As Britain drowns in filth, the Tories want more toilets

Kemi Badenoch wants gender-specific lavatories in new venues, but is it wise to release more excrement into our fatally compromised sewage systems?

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Stem cells from one eye could heal injuries in the other, study suggests

A new study shows a promising procedure to treat severe injuries in one eye by using stem cells from the other

The Independent UK

Stem cells from one eye show promise in healing injuries in the other

A new study shows a promising procedure to treat severe injuries in one eye by using stem cells from the other

The Independent UK

Wanted: Canberra women in STEM to mentor stars of the future

One Canberra scientist says she signed up in a bid to 'give back.

The Canberra Times

3 reasons we use graphic novels to teach math and physics

Post-pandemic, some educators are trying to reengage students with technology – like videos, computer gaming or artificial intelligence, just to name a few. But integrating these approaches in the classroom can be an uphill battle. Teachers using these tools often struggle to retain students’ attention, competing with the latest social…

The Conversation

Will Donald Trump go to prison?

Former president Donald Trump is at the centre of several federal investigations and criminal cases, with some stemming back to the 2020 election

The Independent UK

A 'memory wipe' for stem cells may be the key to better therapies

Stem cells are special kinds of cells in our body that can become any other type of cell. They have huge potential for medicine, and trials are currently under way using stem cells to replace damaged cells in diseases like Parkinson’s.

The Conversation

Comcast NBCUniversal Gives Out Nearly $2.5 Million in Community Grants

Local Impact Grants promote next-gen storytelling, healthy eating, STEM

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Will Donald Trump go to prison?

Former president Donald Trump is at the centre of several federal investigations and criminal cases, with some stemming back to the 2020 election

The Conversation

Diverse teams can improve engineering outcomes − but recent affirmative action decision may hinder efforts to create diverse teams

It may seem intuitive that teams made up of people with a diversity of perspectives, experiences and backgrounds lead to more effective and inclusive outcomes. But the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to curb affirmative action in higher education could hinder progress toward increasing diversity in the science and engineering…

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How to propagate rhododendron – expert ways to cultivate new plants

Discover the alternatives for propagating rhododendron to enjoy more bold blooms in the backyard

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Will Donald Trump go to prison?

Former president Donald Trump is at the centre of several federal investigations and criminal cases, with some stemming back to the 2020 election

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The Week

Labour’s plans to tackle small boat migrant crossings examined

Labour has said people smugglers are “running rings” around the government’s efforts to stem the tide of small boats crossing the Channel after six migrants died and more than 500 others arrived on UK shores on Saturday alone.

The Conversation

How to grow rhinos in a lab: the science that could save an endangered species

There are several parallel projects running across the world to save the northern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum), one of Africa’s captivating and iconic wildlife species. With the death of last male in 2018 and with only two females alive, the species is functionally extinct.

The Times of India

Organ Donation Day: Doctor explains why India still lags behind in organ donation; myths we need to stop believing in

Organ failure has been one of the leading causes of morbidities, with many needy patients losing their lives because of the lack of organ availability. One organ donation drive can save eight to 10 lives, by donating hearts, kidneys, pancreas, lungs, livers, intestines, hands, faces, tissues, bone marrow and stem…

Homes & Gardens

How to propagate bougainvillea – 2 expert methods to try

Fallen for this vibrantly colored climber? You'll be pleased to know you can propagate bougainvillea. Check out these ways to create new vines without expense

Al Jazeera

Trump and valet plead not guilty to additional classified document charges

The additional charges stem from accusations that Trump tried to suppress subpoenaed security camera footage.

The Conversation

Heritage algorithms combine the rigors of science with the infinite possibilities of art and design

The model of democracy in the 1920s is sometimes called “the melting pot” – the dissolution of different cultures into an American soup. An update for the 2020s might be “open source,” where cultural mixing, sharing and collaborating can build bridges between people rather than create divides.

The Conversation

Lab-grown ‘ghost hearts' work to solve organ transplant shortage by combining a cleaned-out pig heart with a patient’s own stem cells

Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. The World Health Organization estimates that 17.9 million people lose their lives to it each year, accounting for 32% of global deaths.

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