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Scientists revive 'zombie virus' that has been frozen in ice for the past 48,500 years
A 'zombie virus' that spent 48,500 years frozen in permafrost in Siberia has been revived, raising concerns among scientists.
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Australia's mortality rate has risen to levels not seen in 80 years – and UK might be seeing same phenomenon, according to a new study
It has been reported that Australia is experiencing its highest excess mortality rates in over 80 years according to a study released this week.
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U.S. introduces new requirements to protect water systems from cyberattacks
As part of new requirements for public water facilities to improve their cybersecurity, the US Environmental Protection Agency expressed concern that many facilities have not taken basic preventative measures to safeguard themselves against cyberattacks. “Cyber-attacks against critical infrastructure facilities, including drinking water systems, are increasing, and public water systems are
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Global competition for key emerging technologies is led by China, according to a new study
The study, funded by the United States State Department, found the United States was often second-ranked, although it led global research in high-performance computing, quantum computing, small satellites and vaccines.
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Death of a Clinton aide connected to Epstein is surrounded by mystery
White House visitor logs previously reported by DailyMail showed that he appears as the authorizing signatory on seven of Epstein's White House visits, most of which were to the West Wing.
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Scientists unveil plan to create artificial intelligence powered by human brain cells
In a new field called "organoid intelligence," researchers in the United States believe computers powered by human brain cells could shape the future. They have now developed a plan to achieve that goal.
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White House sets deadline for removing TikTok from federal devices
While the device ban only affects a small portion of TikTok's U.S. users, it makes the case for outright banning the app stronger. China has been the subject of national security concerns in recent weeks following the drifting of a Chinese balloon over the United States.
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U.S. energy department determines origin of COVID most likely arose from a laboratory leak
The U.S. Energy Department has concluded that the Covid pandemic most likely arose from a laboratory leak, according to a classified intelligence report recently provided to the White House and key members of Congress. The shift by the Energy Department, which previously was undecided on how the virus emerged,
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Documents from Jeffrey Epstein lawsuits reveal ties to JPMorgan CEO
JPMorgan is facing renewed pressure to hand over documents from longstanding chief executive Jamie Dimon in litigation accusing the bank of keeping the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his associates as customers despite numerous red flags. Lawyers involved in two separate court cases — one brought by an alleged victim
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Europe's richest families including the owners of Chanel and Peugeot are putting up almost $4 billion to take the Rothschild & Co. bank private
Three of France’s wealthiest dynasties including the owners of luxury giant Chanel are investing in Rothschild & Co. to help take the eponymous French bank private.
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Scientists find first evidence that black holes are the source of dark energy
Observations of supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies point to a likely source of dark energy -- the 'missing' 70% of the universe.
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Russia deploys ships armed with tactical nuclear weapons into Baltic Sea for first time in 30 years according to Norway intelligence reports
These vessels belong to Russia’s Northern Fleet. The report noted that during the Soviet era, Northern Fleet warships regularly went to sea with nuclear weapons, but this is the first time the modern Russian Federation has done the same. "The key part of the nuclear potential is on