Why Is The World's First Synthetic Cell A Major Scientific Milestone
Researchers believe the technology could eventually support breakthroughs in medicine, carbon capture, chemical manufacturing and cancer treatment
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Who Wants To Ride California’s Bullet Buses?
California seems to be moving on to its next transportation fiasco: A high-speed bus system connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco that reaches an implausibly brisk 140 mph along the way.
Bitcoin Is Not Freedom: The Delusion Of Digital Escape
This techno-optimistic prophecy assumes that because the state cannot break the underlying mathematics of cryptography, it is effectively disarmed
Trump Pushes Broad Intelligence Declassification Under Acting DNI
Trump said he told Pulte he could declassify any material he considered appropriate
Russia Hearing The European Clamor For War, Announces It Is Ready
Trump may be prepared to cut his losses in Iran — the war anyway is a liability to his Midterm electoral calculus — by circling back to Ukraine and Russia
What Does The Latest ADP Jobs Report Say About The US Economy
Most new jobs came from the services sector, while natural resources and mining was the only industry to record job losses.
Iran Prepares State Funeral For Slain Ayatollah Khamenei
Ceremonies will begin on July 4 in Tehran, with the main funeral procession scheduled for July 6.
Watch: Demonstrators Rally Against Illegal Immigration In South Africa
Officials said the protests remained largely peaceful though there were isolated incidents of looting.
Greenspan’s Empty Talk
This article illustrates just how completely Alan Greenspan, in his tenure as Fed Chairman, has succeeded in misleading almost everyone...
China's New Ethnic Unity Law Tightens Rules On Minorities
The law requires schools and government institutions to prioritize Mandarin Chinese and promote loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party, while parents are expected to teach children to support the party and the nation.
Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros Scores Major Primary Upset
With more than 90% of votes counted, Kiros led DeGette 51% to 42%, ending the longtime congresswoman's nearly three-decade tenure.
Putin Says No Ukraine Peace Deal Was Reached With Trump
His remarks appeared to dispel speculation that the two leaders had negotiated a breakthrough aimed at ending the conflict.
U.S. Deploys More Than 900 Military Personnel For Venezuela Earthquake Relief
Working alongside Venezuela's interim authorities, U.S. forces are assisting with search-and-rescue efforts, logistics and humanitarian aid distribution as recovery operations continue.
House Rejects Resolution Seeking To Limit U.S. Military Involvement In Lebanon
Supporters argued the legislation would reinforce Congress' constitutional authority over decisions involving the use of military force.
Four Adults Arrested After 16 Children Rescued From Ohio Home
The operation followed the execution of a search warrant on Tuesday by local and state law enforcement agencies.
Phil Weiser Wins Colorado Democratic Governor Primary
The victory marks a significant political upset, as Bennet entered the race with statewide name recognition and years of experience in the U.S. Senate.