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Commentators Outraged Over Embassy Staff Murders Blast Left/Media for Allowing Antisemitism to Flourish
Commentators Outraged Over Embassy Staff Murders Blast Left/Media for Allowing Antisemitism to Flourish
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Atom-swapping method successfully applied to complex organic structures—new possibilities for drug design
Skeletal editing is a modern approach to chemical synthesis. By making precise alterations at the atomic level, researchers are able to directly convert existing drug scaffolds into new, biologically relevant compounds.
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Two-step method dismantles bacterial biofilms and prevents regrowth for months
Most people have encountered the black, gray, or pink stains of bacterial biofilms built up on the bathroom tiles or kitchen sink. Even with vigorous scrubbing and strong cleaning chemicals, this grime can be difficult to remove and often returns with vengeance. A new study, published in the Chemical Engineering Journal, reports a novel, two-step method to effectively dismantle bacterial biofilms and prevent regrowth.
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A newly discovered type of superconductor is also a magnet
Magnets and superconductors go together like oil and water—or so scientists have thought. But a new finding by MIT physicists is challenging this century-old assumption.
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3D visualizations reveal that molten sulfide could percolate through solid rock to form a planetary core
A new NASA study reveals a surprising way planetary cores may have formed—one that could reshape how scientists understand the early evolution of rocky planets like Mars.
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D.C. Woman Charged With Assault for Allegedly Spitting on Ed Martin
A woman from Washington, D.C. who allegedly spat on former interim U.S. attorney Ed Martin has been arrested and charged with violating federal law, according to Washingtonian Magazine.
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Trump Admin Blocks International Enrollments at Harvard
The Trump administration on Thursday added another layer of hurt to Harvard University in its crackdown on charges of ethnic discrimination and antisemitic harassment on campus.
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FTC Probes Media Matters Over Musk's X Boycott Claims
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has demanded documents from Media Matters about possible coordination with other media watchdogs accused by Elon Musk of helping orchestrate advertiser boycotts of X, according to a document seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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VA Processing Disability Claims at Record Pace
Under the Trump administration, the Department of Veterans Affairs is making record-breaking progress in processing backlogged disability claims, the Daily Caller reported.
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Report: Somewhere In Alternate Universe President Ron Paul Overseeing America's Next Golden Age
WASHINGTON, D.C., EARTH 741 — Recently obtained reports indicated that, somewhere in a parallel universe, President of the United States Ron Paul was currently overseeing the dawn of America's next golden age.
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