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From Jenna Orkin Stormy beats Trump at his own game at his own trial Scientists Are Finding Out Just How Toxic Your Stuff Is Virginia school board restores Confederate leaders’ names to two schools I Went To China And Drove A Dozen Electric Cars. Western Automakers Are Cooked Will Mexico City run out of water? Pioneering gene therapy restores UK girl's hearing Change of plan: Barron Trump will no longer be a delegate at the Republican convention Calls to poison centers for fentanyl exposure in kids increased nearly 54-fold since 2016 A nonprofit that's gifted Columbia $86 million pulled funding last month, the NYT reported. Unlike outspoken billionaires, the Berrie Foundation exerted influence behind the scenes. Columbia said the move wouldn't affect patients at a diabetes lab and treatment center. Summer Storm Damages World's Largest Floating Solar Plant at Omkareshwar Dam

From Jenna Orkin Why Germany is Choosing Natural Gas Over Nuclear Power Neuralink's brain-chip implant malfunctioned and the company reportedly considered removing it from its human patient Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz shares the playbook he thinks Trump will use to stay in power if he wins a second term All the Biggies Want Inflation The Working Man and the Company Store In Praise of Parasites Israel’s Politics of Protest As demonstrations roil American campuses, the Israeli right is using them to its own ends. A woman was found living inside a grocery store's rooftop sign for a year Jewish businessman allegedly murdered by terror group as Gaza revenge - report A Brief, Weird History of Brainwashing

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From Jenna Orkin Johnson & Johnson proposes $6.5bn settlement of talc cancer lawsuits A whistleblower who accused a Boeing supplier of turning a blind eye to defects has died after a sudden illness: reports Stunning image shows atoms transforming into quantum waves — just as Schrödinger predicted Orangutan observed treating wound using medicinal plant in world first How Much Aid Is Actually Reaching Gazans? Is Hunterbrook Media a News Outlet or a Hedge Fund? Columbia’s Campus in Crisis Scenes of dissent and defiance at Columbia University, where scores of students have been arrested for participating in pro-Palestine protests. 8 Nuclear Energy Terms that Don’t Mean What You Think Brazil: 37 killed and dozens missing in worst floods in 80 years California man charged with threatening to kill Fani Willis

From Jenna Orkin Once Unthinkable Nuclear Plant Revival Is a Reality in US Shift Live Updates: Protesters Take Over Building on Columbia Campus The wild-looking Russian 'turtle tanks' that keep showing up may not be as crazy as they seem The Revolution Has Begun in the UK 75,000 UK parents have come together to give their kids a smartphone-free childhood Where Seas Are Rising at Alarming Speed The implications of applying ecmo to organ transplantation could be profound. If organs could be reliably kept alive outside of the body, they could be sent to a centralized organ bank. Transport time would no longer be a factor. Organs could be perfectly matched to recipients, and marginal organs could be tuned up outside the body with medications. Wait lists could disappear. “Transplant would not be an emergency surgery anymore,” Rojas-Peña said. It could be planned, like any other operation. In Toronto, a group has already begun doing this with human lungs, and that has allowed them to utilize about seventy per cent of donor lungs for transplantation, compared with an average in the United States of about twenty per cent. The findings “help to reveal the origin of 99 percent of the visible mass in our universe,” write Deur, Brodsky and their co-author Craig D. Roberts. This mass comes from atoms, and most of their mass is in their protons and neutrons. But the quarks that make up protons and neutrons have relatively little mass. Most of the missing mass, it turns out, comes from the binding energy of the strong force itself. Over 1,000 sea lions descend on San Francisco's Pier 39 White House considers welcoming some Palestinians from war-torn Gaza as refugees UK students begin new wave of protests against Gaza war after US arrests