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Air Pollution Was Linked to Blood Changes Years Before Lung Cancer Diagnosis, Analysis Finds

Researchers found blood metabolite changes associated with air pollution exposure years before lung cancer diagnosis among 1,357 study participants.

Medical Daily

D4vd investigation takes unsettling turn as prosecutors examine disturbing items allegedly purchased online

The D4vd case has drawn attention to online marketplaces after prosecutors said singer David Anthony Burke allegedly purchased body bags, chainsaws and other items connected to the investigation into 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s death. While such products have legitimate uses, their reported connection to the case has raised questions about…

The Times of India

Thirteen of These AI-Written Viruses Carry Mutations Found in No Known Natural Genome

Sixteen AI-designed viruses worked. Thirteen carried mutations absent from every known natural sequence, and one borrowed a rival's protein.

Medical Daily

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She Vanished Without A Trace And For Two Years Her Family Had No Answers—Then Google Maps Revealed The Truth

Paulette Landrieux disappeared while her husband stepped outside to hang laundry. Nearly two years later, a Google Street View image revealed the truth.

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Virginia Man Argues His 'FTP&ATF' License Plate Is Free Speech. The Supreme Court Might Hear His Case.

A federal appeals court ruled that Curtis Whateley's anti-police vanity plate was private speech protected by the First Amendment. Virginia says it will seek review from the Supreme Court.

Reason

Ohio's Republican Governor Says Haitians 'Played a Major Role' in Springfield's 'Economic Comeback'

Gov. Mike DeWine's recent essay in The New York Times makes the case for a more open legal immigration policy.

Reason

Indiana Professors Lack Standing to Challenge Indiana "Intellectual Diversity" Statute

Some excerpts from yesterday's longish McDonald v. Trustees of Indiana Univ., written by Seventh Circuit Judge Joshua Kolar and joined… The post Indiana Professors Lack Standing to Challenge Indiana "Intellectual Diversity" Statute appeared first on Reason.com.

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Why open source AI is worth fighting for

Open source AI offers businesses independence, significant cost savings and vital data sovereignty solutions.

TechRadar

The DSA's Agenda Could Cost More Than $200 Trillion—and You'll Be Picking Up the Tab

The Democratic Socialists of America promise free everything, but its agenda would require confiscation on a scale that would make European welfare states tremble.

Reason

Donald Trump’s spying on leftwing groups recalls J Edgar Hoover’s Cointelpro

The FBI from the 1950s to the 1970s tried to infiltrate and discredit leftist organizations. Trump seems to be repeating that sordid practice

The Guardian - US

Anthropic’s AI systems start attacking each other in new experiment

Agents start ‘turf war’ that saw them sabotage each other using ‘increasingly aggressive, self-replicating malware’

The Independent UK

In 1976, USACE made a landmark decision to block development that threatened Marco Island's mangrove wetlands. 6 years later, Deltona handed Florida 15,000 acres of habitat and received 160 acres of industrial land in return

In 1976, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) refused to approve a major dredge-and-fill project proposed by the Deltona Corporation on Marco Island, Florida. The decision followed an Environmental Impact Statement that warned the development could cause severe damage to the island’s mangrove wetlands and coastal environment.

The Economic Times

Abbas fought the Taliban alongside US and Australian troops. Now exiled in Iran, he feels abandoned

Five years after the fall of Kabul, the former Afghan soldier is stuck in the middle of a new American war

The Guardian - AU

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Why Back-to-School Season Raises the Grocery Bill

The transition from late summer to the academic calendar brings a sudden, intense shift in household routines. Supermarkets undergo a total inventory transformation, replacing outdoor grilling displays with aisles packed with school supplies, lunchbox snacks, and quick breakfast solutions. While the return to structure helps families organize daily schedules, it…

The Guardian - US

Can antihistamines really help with PMDD and menopausal symptoms?

Debilitating symptoms lead some to try over-the-counter medications Allegra and Pepcid due to a social media trend

The Guardian - US

Karoline Leavitt leaves behind a legacy of lies. What’s next for the Trump aide?

The press secretary’s communication style made her eminently qualified for a role in this administration

Reason

Socialists Claim Public Libraries Are Examples of Their Policies. Don't Believe Them.

Libraries aren’t all that socialist, and they’re far from the total state the radicals really want.

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The Guardian - US

Is Florida ready for a democratic socialist?

Oliver Larkin, a 34-year-old DSA candidate, is running for Congress in a newly drawn district in Florida. On Tuesday, voters will decide between him and a ‘DeSantis Democrat’

The Conversation

Ukraine and Iran: why military strength doesn’t mean winning wars

What do Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu, Volodymyr Zelensky and Mojtaba Khamenei have in common? The military power that they can all command is far easier to use than to convert into political success.

The Independent UK

Trump pretends to be Spider-Man on new White House website tracking eliminated ‘fraud’

New tracker claims to trace misappropriated funds from different government departments around Washington, D.C., casting the president as a pixelated version of the beloved web-slinging superhero

International Business Times UK

USS Abraham Lincoln Sailors 'Breaking Down' After Ninth Month at Sea as Leaked Messages Expose Grim Conditions

The USS Abraham Lincoln's deployment has extended into its ninth month, raising concerns over sailor welfare due to poor living conditions, scarce supplies, and mental health challenges.

TechRadar

$130 billion worth of AI data center projects were cancelled or delayed in Q1 2026 — developers sick of losing are fighting back, and are already finding victory

59% of American oppose AI data centers being built in their community — this has cost $130 billion in delays and cancellations.

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Critical 'Zoomsday' flaw enables total device takeover during Zoom calls — AI-assisted research only used 20 prompts to find an exploit to hack hundreds of millions of people.

Zoomsday vulnerability let anyone in a Zoom meeting take over anybody else. The vulnerability was developed with AI assistance and took research only used 20 prompts to find an exploit to hack hundred of millions of people.

Bangkok Post

Iran's mountains won't bow to bombs

In some ways, the dynamics of war between the United States and Israel against Iran boil down to bombs and mountains. As long as American bombs cannot beat mountainous Iran, Tehran can hold out on terms of its choosing with time on its side. The US' awesome airpower and Iran's…

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