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60 years of denial about Israel’s nuclear weapons program confronts a new reality
Sixty years of deliberate nuclear ambiguity by Israel face unprecedented pressure and new scrutiny in global reporting.
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Business
An Anthropic engineer warns about 'cognitive surrender' as AI agents take over his work
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Business
Young mathematicians are reconsidering their careers: 'None of the individual work will matter'
Young mathematicians are questioning their professional futures as AI begins solving complex puzzles and undermining traditional scientific work.
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Health
Newly discovered pathway fuels production of cancer-driving proteins
Stanford researchers have identified a protein translation pathway involving the METTL13 enzyme that drives cancer growth and drug resistance.
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Science
Scientists put a dying coral next to a healthy one
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World
How Russia Sees the World Now
Recent analysis examines how Russia views the global order, its war in Ukraine, and its long-term strategy against the West.
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Science
To Heal These Bleached Corals, All It Took Was a Little Touch
Stanford scientists discover that five days of physical contact with healthy corals can reverse bleaching.
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Health
Prehistoric global migration of vanishing gut microbes with humans
Recent studies reveal humans have carried ancient gut microbes across continents for thousands of years, but industrialization is causing losses.
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SpaceX's Crew-13 astronaut launch in infrared
Four international astronauts finish an eight‑month ISS stay with a picture‑perfect splashdown in the Pacific.
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Health
Have We Reached Peak PROTEIN?
Health experts and researchers are questioning the 'protein-maxxing' trend as new studies link high-protein diets to accelerated aging and shorter lifespans.
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Health
Stanford scientists discover the human brain may actually be two separate organs
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Health
Stanford geniuses create lab rats with half-human brains
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Health
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Common Sugar Appears to Loosen Cancer Cells And Help Them Spread
Recent studies investigate whether common sugar and fructose loosen cancer cells to help them spread across the body.
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Scientists have found a cell that fights infection by detonating. It bursts, kills everything within reach, and five minutes later there is nothing left to show it was ever there
Stanford-led scientists have discovered a flatworm immune cell that fights infection by detonating and erasing all traces of its existence within five minutes.
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Stanford football players join push for collective bargaining
Stanford football players are launching a landmark organizing effort to establish a collective bargaining unit and a labor fraternity.
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Sports
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Hedge Fund Scion Arthur Fery Storms Into Wimbledon Quarters
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Google CEO brought optimism to Stanford commencement. Some graduates walked out
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Business
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai dodges AI (and boos) during Stanford commencement
Google CEO’s AI silence sparks walkouts and protests at Stanford graduation