U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested more than 100 people illegally in the U.S. during a joint agency, targeted enforcement operation at two construction sites in Tallahassee, Fla., May 29.
The site where the bulk of the…
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Golden Dome: It’s all about the data
WASHINGTON — From what is known so far about the Trump administration’s missile defense initiative known as Golden Dome, its backbone will be space-based sensors. But some of the most critical and hotly contested contracts may come…
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A Coding Guide Implementing ScrapeGraph and Gemini AI for an Automated, Scalable, Insight-Driven Competitive Intelligence and Market Analysis Workflow
In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to leverage ScrapeGraph’s powerful scraping tools in combination with Gemini AI to automate the collection, parsing, and analysis of competitor information. By using ScrapeGraph’s…
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Early Humans Did More Than Just Walk—They Mastered a Surprising Skill Set
A groundbreaking study published in Science Advances reveals that early human ancestors combined tree climbing with advanced stone tool use much earlier than previously thought. Based on fossil hand analysis from species like Australopithecus…
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New Study Reveals Mysterious Jet-Like Winds Accelerating “Doomsday” Glacier Meltdown
New research reveals powerful Antarctic winds that could be accelerating glacier melt and rising seas. In the far reaches of West Antarctica, along the rugged coastline of the Amundsen Sea Embayment, scientists have discovered powerful winds…
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Lower Alzheimer’s Risk With the MIND Diet, a Combo of the DASH and Mediterranean Diets
If you’ve ever wondered whether the food on your plate could shape your brain’s future, the science is starting to say: yes, it might. While healthy eating has long been linked to better brain health, new research is getting more specific…
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How Cocaine Hijacks the Brain
Summary: In a groundbreaking study, researchers have engineered fruit flies that voluntarily consume cocaine, creating the first fly model for cocaine addiction. Typically, flies avoid the drug due to its bitter taste, but by disabling their…
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Scientists Identify Genetic Variants Associated with Increased Purring in Cats
Cats (Felis catus) are companions familiar to people worldwide. Despite their popularity, few studies have investigated the genetic background of their behavior. In a new study, a team of researchers at Wildlife Research Center of Kyoto…
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Solid-state battery gains double speed boost from secret charge layer
Modern lithium-ion batteries power everything from electric vehicles to mobile devices you doomscroll on all day.
But their liquid components can catch fire, and their performance is nearing its limit.
The demand for safer, more powerful…
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South America’s First Hunter-Gatherers Appeared, Then Unusually Disappeared 2,000 Years Ago
Some of the first hunter-gatherers to arrive in Colombia — and some of the first hunter-gatherers to arrive in all of South America — didn’t stick around. They appeared, then disappeared between 6,000 and 2,000 years ago, only to be…
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