News Archive - Page 32
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Apple's Ability to Sail Through Criticism — The Psychology Behind Why the World's Biggest Brand Never Really Loses
NPR's analysis asks why Apple absorbs scandals that would destroy other companies. Here is the psychology of countercultural brand loyalty and what it means for corporate accountability.
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A Florida Airport Is Being Renamed After Trump — But That's Not the Weirdest Part
A Florida airport was cleared to be renamed after Trump on the same day he revealed Miami library plans. Here is how personalisation of public institutions is becoming a political pattern.
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Army Pilots Who Did a Flyover of Kid Rock's Home Had Their Suspension Lifted by Pete Hegseth
Army pilots who flew near Kid Rock's Tennessee home during a training run were suspended, then had their suspension lifted by Hegseth personally. Here is the story and what it reveals.
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NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four: The Same Four No. 1 Seeds for the Second Straight Year
UConn, UCLA, Texas, and South Carolina are in the Women's Final Four for the second straight year — only the second time in history. Here is what this remarkable consistency means.
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The Supreme Court Just Struck Down Colorado's Conversion Therapy Ban — What This Means for LGBTQ Rights
The US Supreme Court ruled Colorado's conversion therapy ban violates free speech rights. Here is the legal reasoning, the dissents, and what comes next for LGBTQ protections.
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Trump's Proposed Presidential Library Will Be a Miami Skyscraper — And He Just Posted the Renderings
Trump posted the first architectural renderings of his presidential library — a skyscraper in Miami that would bear his name. Here is what this tells us about the Trump library concept.
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Salt Substitutes Could Fix High Blood Pressure for Millions — But Hardly Anyone Is Using Them
A 20-year national study found salt substitutes effectively reduce blood pressure but almost nobody uses them. Here is the public health failure this represents and what to do about it.
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The Viagra Ingredient That Just Changed Treatment for a Deadly Childhood Disease
Sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra, has shown surprising effectiveness against a severe childhood disease. Here is the discovery and what it means for thousands of families.
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DNA Robots Are Coming and They Could Deliver Drugs, Fight Viruses, and Build Things Atom by Atom
Scientists are building robots from DNA that can navigate living cells, deliver drugs, and destroy viruses. Here is the state of the technology and how close it is to clinical application.
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The Atlanta Half Marathon That Sent the Wrong Runners Down the Wrong Street — and Now America Is Sending Twice as Many Runners to Worlds
A course marshal's error at the Atlanta Half Marathon sent leading women runners off-course. USA Track and Field's fix is genuinely creative. Here is the full extraordinary story.
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Trump's Executive Order to Limit Mail-In Voting Is Constitutional Dynamite — Here Is Why
Trump signed an executive order to limit mail-in voting ahead of 2026 elections. Here is what the order actually does, why it's legally unprecedented, and what happens next.
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JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon on the Iran War Economy: What the World's Most Powerful Banker Actually Said
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon gave a rare TV interview on the Iran war's economic impact, the global economy, and AI. Here is what he said and why it matters.
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Metformin Works Through the Brain, Not Just the Body — 60 Years After Discovery, Here Is What Was Hidden
Scientists reveal metformin's blood sugar control actually works partly through the brain, not just the liver and muscles. This changes everything about how we understand the world's most prescribed diabetes drug.
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Old Canned Salmon Just Became the Most Valuable Archive in Ocean Science — Here Is Why
Scientists used old canned salmon from museum collections to track a century of ocean health changes. The findings are shocking — and deeply relevant to ocean conservation.
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Your DNA Is Constantly Moving and Folding — And Scientists Just Found Out This Is Why Cancer Happens
A new study reveals human DNA is constantly shifting and folding, not static. This dynamic structure controls gene activation — and its disruption explains how cancer develops.
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DNA Supergenes That Speed Up Evolution Have Been Found in Fish — and They Change What We Know About Species Formation
Scientists found DNA supergenes in cichlid fish that explain rapid species formation. Here is how this discovery changes evolutionary biology and what it means for human genetics.
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How Squid Survived Earth's Biggest Mass Extinction and Took Over the Ocean — Scientists Finally Know
Scientists have cracked the mystery of how squid and cuttlefish survived the Permian mass extinction and became ocean dominants. Here is what newly sequenced genomes reveal.
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The US House DHS Budget Fight: Why Republicans Rejected Their Own Senate Deal
The US House passed a stopgap DHS bill after Republicans rejected the Senate deal. Here is the power struggle inside the GOP that is disrupting travel and airport security.
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CPAC 2026: MAGA Republicans Are Anxious About the Iran War — and Trump Didn't Even Show Up
CPAC 2026 showed fractures in Trump's base over the Iran war. Trump skipped the event. Here is what participants were saying and what it reveals about Republican coalition stress.
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Paris Police Just Stopped a Bomb Attack Outside the Bank of America Building — Here Is What We Know
French police foiled an attempted bomb attack outside the Bank of America building in Paris's 8th arrondissement. Here is the full account of what happened and what the attack reveals.
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Trump Is Attending the Supreme Court's Birthright Citizenship Hearing in Person — The First President to Do This
Trump will attend the Supreme Court oral arguments on his birthright citizenship executive order — the first sitting president to do this in American history. Here is what this means.
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Artemis II Is Launching Today — Four Astronauts Are About to Go Closer to the Moon Than Any Human in 54 Years
NASA's Artemis II mission launches April 1 with four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the moon. Here is everything you need to know about the most important space mission in a generation.
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Tiger Woods Crashed His Car, Got Arrested for DUI, and Is Now Checking Into Rehab — The Full Timeline
Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a crash in Jupiter Island, Florida. He is now stepping away for treatment. Here is everything we know and what it means for golf's greatest career.
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The Smartphone Market Is Changing — And Sales Are Not the Only Story
The smartphone market is evolving beyond traditional sales metrics.
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