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What to Do With Tomato Plants in June – 5 Early-Summer Jobs for a Bigger, Juicier Harvest

It's time to tie in stems, remove side shoots, and start fertilizing your tomatoes

Homes & Gardens

Mount Sinai Scientists Reverse Aging in Blood Stem Cells by Fixing the Cell's Recycling System

Mount Sinai scientists reversed aging in blood-forming stem cells in mice by restoring lysosomal function, opening doors to blood disorder and cancer prevention.

Medical Daily

Autistic children being injected with unapproved stem cell treatments supported by RFK Jr

Desperate US parents paying up to $20,000 a session for a procedure scientists say could be bogus

The Guardian - US

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‘Autistic kids are being experimented on’: inside America’s booming market for unproven stem cell infusions

Feeling abandoned and overwhelmed, families are turning to controversial new therapies backed by the US health secretary

The Guardian - US

What the failed next generation fighter jet deal means for European defence

A few hours before the inauguration of the Berlin ILA airshow, the German Chancellor unsurprisingly announced the end of the Future Combat Air System (FCAS). Launched by Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel in 2017, the program initially intended to prepare a Next Generation Fighter (NGF) aircraft, remote effectors, loyal unmanned…

The Conversation

Federal Test Data Shows US Students Are Still Behind Pre-Pandemic Levels in Maths and Falling Further Behind China

Federal data shows US 13-year-olds have not improved in maths or reading since 2023, remaining below pre-pandemic levels, while younger students show gains.

International Business Times UK

UK’s stem cell transplant system may be putting lives at risk, report by MPs finds

System not fit for purpose due to poor infrastructure and planning, with minority groups particularly at risk, MPs say

The Guardian - UK

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Survivor Benefits Are Being Miscalculated — And Widows Are Paying the Price

For many households, survivor benefits act like a financial lifeline after the loss of a spouse. These payments should provide stability, predictability, and a sense of security during an already difficult transition. However, recent concerns have highlighted a troubling issue: calculation errors inside survivor benefit systems can quietly reduce monthly…

The Free Financial Advisor

“AI isn’t the destination. Making music is”: Fender looks forward as its Studio Pro DAW integrates Moises stem separation and a smart studio assistant

This latest evolution of the DAW formerly known as Studio One brings a wealth of AI-powered new additions

MusicRadar

China's C919 jet poised to tackle ageing domestic fleet

China's massive civil aviation fleet is ageing faster than planes are being replaced, threatening to saddle airlines with higher costs, but orders for home-grown C919 jets could help stem the tide, according to the head of north Asia for the International Air Transport Association (Iata).

Bangkok Post

70% of fourth-graders can’t read proficiently, and 73% of eighth-graders are failing math. America’s kids are falling behind

A new report on childhood well-being finds the U.S. education system is still reeling from COVID—but the learning crisis started long before the pandemic hit.

Fortune

‘Access to education across different cultures and languages needs to be improved’: IEEE award winner’s best work came from identifying issues, and fixing them

Karen Panetta’s uses technology to solve the world’s most pressing problems – more citizens need access to STEM education and AI training.

TechRadar

America’s formula for attracting Indian tech talent is hard to copy, but nations are still trying

Despite growing global competition, United States continues to be the top choice for Indian tech professionals. This enduring appeal stems from its world-class universities, vast tech sector, deep capital markets, and a robust education-to-employment pipeline, including the H-1B visa. While countries like Canada offer faster residency, they can't match America's…

The Economic Times

7 Plants to Propagate in June While Growth Is Strong and Cuttings Are Most Likely to Succeed

Get lots of new plants for free with our tips for propagating shrubs, climbers, perennials, vegetables, and herbs this month

Homes & Gardens

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US bill targets H-1B pipeline, seeks to end route to permanent residency

A Republican lawmaker has introduced legislation to overhaul the H-1B visa program, aiming to end its use as a pathway to permanent residency and scrap the OPT program. The bill, supported by several organizations, seeks to prioritize American workers by enforcing real wage standards and ending the lottery system.

Kids Ain't Cheap

7 Summer Programs That Fill Up Before Most Parents Even Start Looking

Finding the right summer program for your child can feel like a race against the clock. Many parents assume they have until spring to start researching, only to discover that some of the most popular options have already filled up. From STEM academies to specialty sports camps, demand continues to…

Reason

More Than 1,000 University of California Professors Want Standardized Tests Back

The letter, penned by U.C. Berkeley professors, claims STEM students are arriving to college severely underprepared.

Homes & Gardens

How to Turn June Tomato Prunings Into Free New Plants and Even More Homegrown Fruits

It is so simple to plant tomato cuttings in June and extend the season for free

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Psychology says most people only pretend to care about your life and are just looking for juicy gossip: Why bad news is more interesting for them

Although many people are capable of sincere empathy and genuine concern for others, psychological research suggests that human beings are naturally interested in what is happening in other people's lives. Sometimes that interest is driven by compassion and a desire to connect. In other instances, it may stem from social…

The Times of India

New bill by Chip Roy targeting H-1Bs seeks to end lottery, OPT: Put America's white-collar workers first

Republican Chip Roy, Texas Rep, has brought a new bill to end the H-1B visa abuses, calling it the American White-Collar Worker Jobs Act. "It’s time to end this lottery-based pipeline and replace it with a system that prioritizes merit, enforces real wage standards, and puts America’s white-collar workers first,"…

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MEDIPOST Secures FDA Agreement on Single Pivotal Phase 3 Study with Confirmatory Evidence BLA Filing Strategy for CARTISTEM® in the U.S.

SEOUL, South Korea, June 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MEDIPOST, a fully integrated commercial stage cell therapy biotechnology company, announced today that it has secured the FDA's agreement to conduct a single pivotal Phase 3 study for CARTISTEM® in the U.S. This milestone marks a significant step forward in MEDIPOST's mission…

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan backs social media ban for under-16s: 'The only way to stem harms'

The London mayor previously said the impact of Australia’s ban should be monitored

Frugal Gardening

10 Common Gardening Myths That Waste Money

A trip to the garden center can feel like stepping into a candy store for plant lovers. Bright flowers, shiny tools, miracle fertilizers, and colorful bags of soil promise bigger harvests and healthier plants. Unfortunately, many gardening purchases stem from myths that have circulated for decades. Those misconceptions often encourage…

We Got This Covered

8 Houston STEM students went on a field trip to a theme park. Then multiple malfunctions left them trapped on a thrill ride for hours

They had no choice but to hang in the sun till they were retrieved.

The Canberra Times

Why Australia's first female astronaut says we need to start looking up again

Our STEM crisis has a new champion. Her enthusiasm is infectious.

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