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Senescent cells accumulate and drive age-related tissue dysfunction

Senescent or "zombie" cells are living cells that stop dividing but remain metabolically active and alter tissue function. They show markers such as…

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Thunderstorms produce seismic signals that map shallow crust

A Penn State team built a seismic model to interpret thunder-induced 'thunderquake' signals and tested it using two years of data from a 4 kilometer…

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Drug-resistant Candida auris spreads across United States

The fungal pathogen Candida auris has produced more than 4,500 reported infections across 28 U.S. states in 2026, and California reported the most…

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Judge rules Michael Jeffries competent for trial

U.S. District Judge Nusrat Choudhury concluded in a 157-page ruling that Michael Jeffries is mentally competent to stand trial after reviewing…

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China solar expansion reduces bird biodiversity

A Science paper by researchers from China, Vietnam, and the United States analyzed over 2,000 Chinese counties and found that rapid expansion of…

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Russian drones strike shopping center in Kryvyi Rih

Russian forces carried out drone strikes on a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, central Ukraine, with strikes in two waves that included a second hit…

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California provides free emergency albuterol inhalers to schools

California has launched the School Albuterol Access Initiative through its CalRx program and a partnership with Amneal Pharmaceuticals to supply…

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Abbott agrees $670 million settlement in preterm formula litigation

Abbott said it reached a $670 million settlement with three law firms representing about 2,000 plaintiffs to partially resolve litigation alleging…

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Knowsley records lowest GCSE top-grade rate

Exam data show Knowsley recorded only 8% of GCSE results at grade 7 or above in the latest academic year, the lowest rate of any English council…

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NECO registrar Wushishi elected AEAA vice-president

Prof. Dantani Wushishi, registrar and chief executive officer of Nigeria's National Examinations Council (NECO), was elected vice-president of the…

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Trump administration launches economic pressure campaign on Iran

Near the six-month mark of the Iran war, the Trump administration announced an "unprecedented" campaign of economic warfare intended to pressure…

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South Africa police arrest suspects after meth lab discovery

South African police raided a farm near Musina in Limpopo after a two-month probe and arrested five people including two Mexican nationals, two…

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Iraq seeks to boost oil exports to 8 to 10 million bpd

Iraq's prime minister Ali al-Zaidi said the government aims to increase oil exports to 8 to 10 million barrels per day within six years, working…

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DRC receives 70,000 Ervebo vaccine doses

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has received 70,000 doses of the Ervebo Ebola vaccine to support response to the ongoing Bundibugyo virus…

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Nigeria pledges support to trainers to build oil and gas workforce

Nigeria is positioning itself to develop a world-class oil and gas workforce as investor confidence rises and many projects move toward final…

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Communities shift to climate-based forestry

Harela and similar tree festivals highlight longstanding cultural respect for trees while raising practical questions about modern afforestation…

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Judge throws out espionage counts against former Google engineer

A federal judge, Vince Chhabria, threw out seven economic espionage convictions against former Google engineer Linwei Ding on the ground that…

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UAE ministry sets review fees for higher education accreditation

UAE's Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research adopted a resolution that sets review fees for higher education and technical and…

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U.S. deports more than 160 people to Haiti

The United States returned 161 people to Haiti on Aug. 20, 2026, in the first deportation since courts cleared a path to end Temporary Protected…

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Study finds Earth microbes could survive in lunar south pole

A new study compared laboratory survivability data for three bacteria and two fungi commonly found on crewed missions with lunar south pole maps and…

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Karzai urges Taliban to reverse women's restrictions

Hamid Karzai said the Taliban will struggle to gain international legitimacy while they bar girls from secondary schools and universities and sharply…

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Eastern Cape high court rules department unlawfully withheld school funding

The Eastern Cape High Court in Makhanda found that the provincial education department's decision to withhold 33.75% of each school's funding…

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US sanctions alleged Hezbollah cash courier network

The US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned ten individuals linked to an alleged cash pipeline that transported up to hundreds of…

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Oral bacteria predict gastric and colorectal cancer

Researchers analyzed paired oral and fecal microbiomes from 507 people in South Korea and sequenced 1,010 samples to create a mouth-to-feces (MF)…

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