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There are claims that Boeing and Rolls-Royce are working to prevent additional US sanctions on Russia. An investigation shows they hired lobbyists to influence Congress, possibly impacting future policies.
Two individuals who say they were appointed by Trump faced issues at the US Copyright Office. Questions arose following a leadership change. Some suggest their actions might be linked to a recent copyright report.
Research indicates less sleep in infants might relate to more autistic traits. Each additional hour of sleep could reduce these traits. Some believe it's also linked to a lower autism diagnosis rate later.
NRTIs, medications for HIV, might prevent Alzheimer's, as research indicates. Further clinical trials are needed. Some experts suggest these findings could offer a new perspective on Alzheimer's prevention.
Pope Leo XIV addresses concerns about artificial intelligence affecting jobs. Comparisons are made to the 1800s industrial revolution. AI might challenge human dignity in various sectors, causing present concerns.
The Trump administration declared an expansive rollback of efficiency standards for water and energy. Critics argue this could affect long-term environmental and economic policies. Some believe it's the largest deregulation effort.
Astronomers observed a black hole on a galaxy's outskirts devouring a star, 600 million light-years away. There are claims that this event offers insights into galactic behaviors and black hole movements.
A study investigated how traits like narcissism and psychopathy influence perceived attractiveness. These traits, some argue, might impact social interactions, affecting trust and relationship dynamics.
NASA faced backlash after firing an employee whose story of resilience was celebrated, then removed online. Speculations arise about the decisions fairness and its impact on NASA's public relations.
Cats might outlive dogs due to brain size and immune system complexity. Larger brains in mammals often result in longer lifespans. There are claims that such traits lead to greater investments in immunity.
After an investigation, YouTube suspended accounts posting fake trailers. This move could curb misinformation. Some suggest YouTube's action underscores the challenges of digital content management.
An FCC commissioner argues for reforming the agency using DOGE-style approaches. This might connect to controversial suggestions of supporting Elon Musk's Starlink. Discussions around regulatory innovations are ongoing.
Billy Evans, linked to Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes, seeks funds for a new health company. There are claims it aims at optimizing human health. Some see this as a fresh start following Theranos controversies.
A study found that selonabant, blocking THC effects, might increase alertness. With rising THC-related health issues, some argue for further research on potential medical applications and public health impacts.
Following a request from Jamie Lee Curtis, Meta removed unauthorized AI ads. Concerns grow around digital identity misuse. Some might argue that platforms should be more vigilant about content authenticity.