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Scientists Edge Closer to a Lasting, Drug-Free Insulin Treatment for Diabetes

September 7, 2025
Health

Scientists have taken a major step forward in the search for a lasting treatment for type 1 diabetes, offering new hope to millions who currently rely on daily insulin injections. In a

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CRISPR-Edited Horses Spark Debate Over Ethics and Tradition

September 7, 2025
Health

A new frontier in genetic engineering has galloped into the world of horse breeding. For the first time, researchers have used CRISPR–Cas9 gene-editing technology to modify the genome of horses, creating animals

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New Immune Cell in Fat Tissue May Drive Age-Related Inflammation, Study Finds

September 7, 2025
Health

Scientists have identified a previously unknown immune cell in fat tissue that may contribute to chronic inflammation as organisms age, according to a new study published in Nature Aging. The discovery, based

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Air Pollution Linked to Increased Risk of Lewy Body Dementia, Study Finds

September 7, 2025
Health

A comprehensive analysis involving over 56 million people has found that long-term exposure to fine air pollutants significantly increases the risk of developing Lewy body dementia — the third most common form

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China’s Former Securities Regulator Chief Under Corruption Probe

September 6, 2025
Business

China’s top anti-graft watchdog has launched an investigation into Yi Huiman, the former chair of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), marking the latest high-profile case in President Xi Jinping’s sweeping anti-corruption

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Japan Grants Trump Control Over $550bn U.S. Investment to Avoid Tariffs

September 6, 2025
Business

Japan has agreed to allow the U.S. president Donald Trump to decide how $550 billion of its capital is invested in America, according to an unpublished memorandum obtained by the Financial Times.

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Weak Jobs Data Threatens Trump’s Economic Narrative

September 6, 2025
Business

Donald Trump’s pledge to deliver a booming U.S. economy is being tested by a slowing labor market, raising concerns for Republicans ahead of next year’s congressional elections, according to the Financial Times.

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Tesla Proposes Record $1 Trillion Pay Package for Elon Musk

September 6, 2025
Business

Tesla’s board of directors has unveiled a proposed compensation package for Elon Musk valued at nearly $1 trillion, in what would be the largest corporate pay deal in history. The plan, which

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I Held My Breath and Played Dead: My Ordeal Surviving Hamas Savagery

September 6, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

by Our Foreign Affairs Editor It began like a grotesque parody of cinema: the sudden rupture of joy by carnage. “That was all of a sudden — started like a horror movie,”

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Tianjin and the Turning Tide

September 6, 2025
Geopolitics/World

Historical anniversaries often provide the backdrop for diplomacy to become spectacle. This week’s Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin was deliberately staged ahead of China’s grand parade marking 80 years since

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