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Glaciers' Cooling Power Fades, Scientists
Science

Glaciers' Cooling Power Fades, Scientists

New research reveals glaciers' temporary cooling power, driven by katabatic winds, will reverse within two decades, intensifying global warming and threatening water supplies. This natural defense peaks between the 2020s and 2040s before mass loss accelerates melting and temperature rises.

AMA Launches Digital Health & AI Center
Technology

AMA Launches Digital Health & AI Center

The AMA launched its Center for Digital Health and AI on October 20, 2025, to empower physicians in integrating these technologies ethically and effectively, aiming to enhance patient care and reduce burdens.

Russian Drones Hit Kyiv Homes, 12 Injured
International

Russian Drones Hit Kyiv Homes, 12 Injured

Russian drone attacks hit Kyiv residential buildings on Oct 26, injuring 12 people, including 4 children, following a previous night's missile assault.

Machado Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Venezuela
Politics

Machado Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Venezuela

Venezuelan opposition leader MarĂ­a Corina Machado has won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her unwavering fight for democracy and human rights in her country. The award recognizes her courageous advocacy despite facing threats and political exclusion.

Trump Pardons Binance Founder CZ
Politics

Trump Pardons Binance Founder CZ

Former President Trump pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao for money laundering violations, a controversial move framed as ending a "war on crypto" despite alleged financial ties. Zhao, who served a prison sentence, expressed gratitude and pledged to advance crypto in the US.

Ireland Elects Connolly President in
Politics

Ireland Elects Connolly President in

Left-leaning independent Catherine Connolly won Ireland's presidential election with 63% of first-preference votes, becoming the 10th president. Her platform, focusing on domestic reforms and critiquing the Gaza war, resonated deeply with voters.

US Shutdown Hits Day 25, Crisis Deepens
Business

US Shutdown Hits Day 25, Crisis Deepens

The US federal government is in its 25th day of a shutdown, the second-longest ever, causing widespread disruptions from delayed economic reports and threatened food aid to major air travel delays due to unpaid air traffic controllers. Partisan gridlock over FY2026 spending leaves a swift

New Tech Gives Sharpest View of Distant Star
Science

New Tech Gives Sharpest View of Distant Star

UCLA astronomers achieved the sharpest-ever view of a distant star's disk using a novel photonic lantern on a single telescope, revealing an asymmetrical hydrogen disk around beta Canis Minoris. This breakthrough bypasses complex multi-telescope arrays, revolutionizing astronomical imaging.

England Water Firms Hit Environmental Low
Environment

England Water Firms Hit Environmental Low

England's water companies received their lowest environmental performance score on record in 2024, with a 60% surge in serious pollution incidents leading to their worst results since 2011. Critics blame privatization and underinvestment for the sector's alarming decline.

IBM Quantum Error Correction Breakthrough
Technology

IBM Quantum Error Correction Breakthrough

IBM successfully ran a crucial quantum error correction algorithm on readily available AMD chips, a breakthrough that makes quantum computing more viable and accelerates IBM's Starling project by a year. This milestone demonstrates that complex quantum systems can be stabilized using accessible,

Jupiter's Gravity Key to Earth's Existence
Science

Jupiter's Gravity Key to Earth's Existence

New Rice University simulations reveal Jupiter's early gravity acted as a "cosmic traffic jam," preventing inner planets from spiraling into the Sun and enabling Earth's formation. This groundbreaking research redefines our understanding of solar system architecture.

US-China Talks: Averting Trade War
International

US-China Talks: Averting Trade War

US and Chinese officials are meeting in Kuala Lumpur to avert a trade war escalation, aiming for a Trump-Xi summit. This follows new tariff threats and China's rare earth export controls.

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