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Instagram Bets On Disappearing Photos With New “Instants” App

April 25, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Instagram has begun testing a new standalone application called “Instants,” designed for sharing disappearing photos with friends, marking a fresh attempt by the company to revive more spontaneous and personal forms of

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Hidden “Secret System” Of Brain Cells Revealed in New Study, Linking Distant Regions of the Mind

April 25, 2026
Education/World

Scientists have uncovered what they describe as a “secret subway system” inside the brain, revealing that star-shaped support cells called astrocytes form extensive long-distance networks previously unknown to neuroscience. The discovery, published

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The “Misunderstood” X Chromosome May Hold the Key to Sex-Based Health Differences

April 25, 2026
Education/Health

Scientists are increasingly rethinking the role of sex chromosomes in human health, with new research published in Nature highlighting how the X chromosome in particular may strongly influence disease susceptibility, drug responses,

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Fusion Power May Stay Expensive Even If It Works

April 25, 2026
Education/Health

Fusion power has long been portrayed as the ultimate clean energy solution: a nearly limitless, zero-emissions source of electricity capable of transforming global energy systems. But new research highlighted by MIT Technology

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Collossal’s “Cloned Red Wolves” Spark Science and Identity Crisis Over a Species That May Not Exist

April 25, 2026
Education/Health

A bold claim by biotech company Colossal Biosciences has reignited one of conservation science’s most tangled debates: what exactly is a species, and can it truly be brought back once it has

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Fossil Jaw Analysis Points to Giant Deep-Sea Predators That May Have Rivaled Mosasaurs in Ancient Oceans

April 24, 2026
History/World

Ancient oceans may have been dominated not only by fearsome marine reptiles but also by colossal octopus-like creatures, according to new research published in Nature. Scientists studying fossilized jaws have identified extinct

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Those Who Spoke Tamil National Rights Have Fallen Into the “Federal Trap”

April 24, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Vasuki Sudhagaran, North-East Director of the Organization for the Development of Eelam Tamil Women and Children, has accused individuals who previously spoke strongly in favor of Tamil national rights of now aligning

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Sri Lanka’s Walk for Peace and the Politics of Selective Healing

April 24, 2026
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial With due respect to the monks from Vietnam and their puppy named “Aloka”, one is nevertheless compelled to interrogate the spectacle presented to the public under the banner of a so-called

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A Memory That Refuses to Fade: Armenia Between Genocide and Denial

April 24, 2026
Geopolitics/History/Human Rights

Every April 24, the Armenian world pauses in collective remembrance of a catastrophe that still defines its identity and politics. The date marks the beginning of the genocide carried out by the

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Europe’s 90 Billion Gamble: Ukraine’s War Economy Reaches Breaking Point

April 24, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/News

Ukraine is entering 2026 with its survival increasingly tied to external financing, as war, demographic collapse, and the withdrawal of key international support converge into a deepening economic emergency. This week, the

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