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ETH Zurich unveils revolutionary photosynthetic material to absorb CO2 from air and build structures A Swiss research team engineered a living material with cyanobacteria that captures CO2 via

COPPA 2.0 sparks privacy debate: Balancing child safety and surveillance concerns COPPA 2.0 aims to expand data privacy protections for minors but risks invasive age-verification systems. Utah

U.S. President Donald Trump brokered a contentious ceasefire between Iran and Israel, which failed within hours of taking effect amid mutual accusations of violations. U.S. and European stocks

Trump’s “one-off” strike on Iran nuclear sites follows rare advance notification U.S. forewarned Iran of nuclear strikes, aiming to limit escalation amid growing regional tensions. Trump administration

Trump’s Iran strikes signal shift to regime change amid calls for caution and retaliation U.S. military strikes Iran’s three nuclear sites, triggering warnings of escalation and regime change.

Nuclear disaster looms as IAEA chief warns against strike on Iran’s Bushehr plant amid regional crisis UN nuclear chief warns of catastrophic radiation release if Israel attacks Iran’s

Fasting vs. cancer: A cellular uphill battle reversed Fasting reprograms cancer-fighting immune cells, study confirms. Alzheimer’s retraction highlights need for scientific rigor in medical breakthroughs. Nutrition

Nationwide cough syrup recall alert: Microbial contamination in children’s medication sparks health warnings Little Remedies Honey Cough Syrup recalled nationwide due to Bacillus cereus contamination. Five lots

House GOP investigates China-tied billionaire’s role in U.S. protests amid foreign influence concerns House Republicans probe billionaire Neville Singham over alleged funding of U.S. protest groups linked to

U.S. review of AUKUS submarine deal tests transatlantic resolve amid rising China threat The Trump administration is formally reviewing the AUKUS submarine pact with Britain and Australia, raising