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A third year of rule has not delivered consistent social, security, or economic gains, leaving decision-makers to measure what comes next.
The next flagship after the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is coming in the 2040s, and UK hardware work is already in the critical path.
Researchers use metal ions to strengthen cell-vesicle sticking, improving detection and targeted delivery even amid massive vesicle mixtures.
Agentic browsers add chatbot power fast, but scientists say security got worse, not better, for user data.
A complaint asks Texas officials to investigate alleged repeat illegal voting, just as the race to replace John Cornyn heats up.
The July 24 warehouse strikes, plus a separate factory attack and strikes near Kyiv, underline how logistics becomes a battlefield.
A newly transcribed handwritten story from Alan Turing’s final year reframes his legacy and what scholars can verify.
The Florida up-and-comer leans on Brent Faiyaz, Drake, and global collabs to turn a female fanbase into a full-spectrum strategy.
The previously abandoned Age of Empires 3 DLC is back, with a September arrival that matters for PC fans and Microsoft’s live-services credibility.
The Trump administration’s first Genesis Mission grants plus Michael Kratsios’s Capitol Hill pitch map a new AI-heavy science agenda.
A fresh molecule could interrupt age-related muscle loss, shifting how companies think about aging therapies and trial risk.
AMD CEO Lisa Su points to “returns” from AI demand and hyperscaler budgets, and what it signals for the rest of the chain.
