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Newcastle and Palace progress in EFL Trophy
Newcastle and Crystal Palace's under-21 teams secure knockout stage spots in the EFL Trophy, while Brighton's side suffers a 6-0 defeat.
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Fair Warning to Auction Major Yoshitomo Nara Painting for Up to $15 M.
A rare and large Yoshitomo Nara painting, In the Milky Lake / Thinking One, will be auctioned for up to $15 million, marking a significant opportunity for collectors to acquire a major work by a living contemporary artist.
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‘Voice of Logan’ finalist spent lots of time in Hahvahd Yahd
Meagan Lewis-Michelson, a Harvard alumna, is a finalist to become the official voice of Boston's Logan Airport, despite initially being self-conscious about her Boston accent.
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Miniature Landscapes in Beek-Ubbergen, Netherlands
Visit the Miniature Landscape Museum in Beek-Ubbergen, Netherlands, to explore ten miniature Dutch landscapes, including polders, hedges, and rivers, and learn about the region's cultural heritage and history.
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Featured video: Changing the conversation about endometriosis
A new documentary, “End of the Cycle,” sheds light on endometriosis, a condition affecting 1 in 10 women of reproductive age, by sharing personal stories and cutting-edge science, calling for research investment and medical accountability.
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Ancient star collisions could explain mysterious Little Red Dots and 'impossible' black holes
New research suggests that ancient star collisions could explain the rapid growth of supermassive black holes and the existence of mysterious Little Red Dots seen by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Arteta backs Saliba’s readiness to return for Arsenal at Slavia Prague
Arsenal's William Saliba is set to return from injury after a 45-minute match behind closed doors, with manager Mikel Arteta confident in his readiness to play for the team again.
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Google says there’s no way to use Search without using artificial intelligence
Google confirms that its Search function relies on artificial intelligence, making it impossible to use without AI, and announces new AI tools for classrooms and schools with optional restrictions.
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'OGame' developers explain how the browser-based sci-fi game has lasted 24 years ahead of the huge Orion update
OGame, a browser-based sci-fi strategy game, celebrates 24 years with a major update, Orion, introducing new features and systems, and a strong focus on community engagement.
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Lewandowski's jersey outselling Messi's since Chicago arrival
Robert Lewandowski's Chicago Fire jersey outsells Lionel Messi's Inter Miami kit since his MLS arrival, according to the league's 2026 best-selling jerseys list.
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Billy Joel thought ‘Just the Way You Are’ was ‘too mushy’ and wanted to nix it. Linda Ronstadt changed his mind.
Billy Joel's song 'Just the Way You Are' was initially considered too mushy by the artist, but Linda Ronstadt's encouragement led to its inclusion on his album The Stranger, which became a hit and a beloved love song.
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Entire social media ‘health’ channels are now completely AI-generated. Here’s how to spot them.
AI-generated social media accounts are becoming increasingly difficult to spot, but there are ways to identify them. Here's how to tell if a social media influencer is fake.
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Parents are going off on the ‘robbery’ of school photo packages (and still buying them anyway)
Parents are speaking out against the high cost and inconvenience of school photo packages, with many feeling forced to buy them despite their reservations.
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A Memphis woman faced years of waiting for a kidney. Then a complete stranger saw a Facebook post.
A Memphis woman received a life-changing kidney transplant from a complete stranger who was inspired by a Facebook post, highlighting the power of kindness and generosity in the community.
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Loch Ness Is About to Welcome a New Monster Not Seen There in 500 Years–the Beaver!
Beavers are being reintroduced to Scotland's Loch Ness after a 500-year absence, bringing potential benefits for biodiversity and the local ecosystem.
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Building connections across the research infrastructure
MIT researchers develop open-source platform to manage shared research facilities, promoting collaboration and efficiency across laboratories.
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Seven new frog species discovered in Madagascar reveal hidden biodiversity
Seven new frog species discovered in Madagascar, expanding the understanding of the island's hidden biodiversity.
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IEEE Computer Society Chapter Offers Webinars With Industry Experts
IEEE Computer Society Chapter offers webinars with industry experts to help engineers learn about emerging technologies and their practical applications, promoting technical discussions and connections among professionals and students.
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Dimorphos in sight: Europe's Hera probe gets its 1st look at battered space rock (photo)
Europe's Hera spacecraft captures its first image of the Dimorphos asteroid, a smaller body in the Didymos binary system, after a 795-mile distance from the pair.
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The Street Shrines of Victoria in Victoria, Malta
Victoria, Malta's old lanes feature over 50 street shrines, known as niċeċ, built by householders to honor their patron saints and seek protection.
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Elizabeth Strout, mystery writer
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Elizabeth Strout brings her unique perspective on human nature to the Harvard Divinity School, sharing her fascination with ordinary people and the mystery of human behavior.
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Kenny's background 'not that important' to O'Neill
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says Eoin Kenny's family connection to the Republic of Ireland is not a factor in his selection for the senior squad, focusing on the player's abilities and performance.
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Chinese Artist Sun Xun’s ‘Magic Atlas’ Is First Animated Feature in Tokyo International Film Fest Competition
Chinese artist Sun Xun's animated feature 'Magic Atlas' selected for Tokyo International Film Festival competition, blending art forms and cultural influences.
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The transplanted Scot doing famous father proud in New Zealand
Scotland's attack coach Mike Blair returns to Murrayfield with the All Blacks, while Clark Laidlaw, son of rugby legend Roy, leads the Hurricanes to Super Rugby victory in New Zealand.
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