FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 36 - Caught on Camera

Genetic Sequencing Predicted Reduced Antibiotic Response in All 98 Salmonella Cases Tied to Recalled Texas Eggs

Sequencing predicted the Salmonella strain in a 98-person egg outbreak would resist common antibiotics, and other illness sources remain unidentified.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Tupac Shakur's murder trial ended with a guilty verdict. But did the outcome bring closure?

A Las Vegas jury has convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur

The Independent UK · Sep 2

Flu Vaccination Rules from the July 2025 Schedule Carry into This Season as CDC Cites Legal Uncertainties

CDC says July 2025 flu vaccination recommendations stay in effect for 2026-2027, citing legal uncertainties. Vaccine strains were still updated for the new season.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Decoding Trump’s chaos: What science tells us about how Canada — and the world — should respond

For Canadians still reliving the Toronto Blue Jays’ emotional 2025 World Series run, Donald Trump’s latest attacks have supplied hits of high drama and true patriot love.

The Conversation · Sep 2

What’s really behind Trump’s deference to Putin?

Whether or not US president fits the definition of a Russian asset, his actions align closely with the Kremlin’s interests

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

Automatic Selective Service Registration Keeps the Threat of Conscription Alive

If you oppose the draft, you should oppose the measures that would make it easier to implement too.

Reason · Sep 2

ICE Contractor for Controversial Camp East Montana Is Trailed by Fraud Allegations

To continue running the deadly El Paso detention center, the feds turn to a company that’s faced numerous lawsuits from labor unions and former employees and is actively fighting a whistleblower in court.

Texas Observer · Sep 2

In 2022, Duke students shredded and melted plastics 1, 2, 4 and 5 into bricks; a $248.84 setup produced blocks holding over 5,000 N in compression tests

Students at Duke University embarked on an innovative project, transforming everyday household plastic waste into strong building bricks. Their cost-effective approach utilized widely available plastics, such as PET and HDPE, which exhibited superior strength and insulation compared to traditional materials. A related study revealed that walls made from these plastic…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

The Secret Real Estate Clauses That Keep Your Town Squeezed and Food Deserts Alive

Driving past a vacant, fenced-off retail plaza where a bustling grocery store once operated is a frustrating sight for any neighborhood. For years, residents assume the empty property sits deserted simply because no new company wants to invest in the area. The reality hiding inside the property deeds and lease…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 2

In 1905, a copper strike turned Greenwater in Death Valley into a town of 2,000; by 1909, its mines had closed without making a profit, and no ruins remain today

In the early 1900s, the California desert town of Greenwater emerged almost overnight as copper was unearthed in 1905, drawing prospectors and a wave of hopeful investors. Yet, as water shortages plagued the town and the copper promised never arrived, the excitement faded, leading to a drastic decline by 1909.…

The Economic Times · Sep 2