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Ratko Mladić’s death closes one chapter of Bosnia’s war-crimes history. In Foča, another remains open: Dragoljub Kunarac completed a 28-year sentence for rape, torture and
There is a real connection between China’s suspension of an Argentine beef plant and Argentina’s rapidly expanding U.S. beef trade under Trump. The records support
A new Lancet paper argues scientists should investigate whether amyloid-beta pathology can be transmitted through blood. That is not the same as showing blood transfusions
Sugar substitutes are not one biological category. We compare allulose, stevia, monk fruit, erythritol, xylitol, aspartame, sucralose and other sweeteners by metabolism, blood-sugar effects, cancer
Eleven kilometres north of Macquarie Island, a group of exposed Southern Ocean rocks has been charted, photographed and surveyed from around the water—but Australia’s World
A gut bacterium called *Roseburia inulinivorans* is being described as a possible 30% strength booster. The underlying study is genuinely interesting—but humans were never given
No publicly disclosed consumer smart ring is known to secretly sequence its wearer’s DNA. But that is no longer the useful question. Scientists have recovered
Several anomalies surrounding Charlie Kirk, Rob McCoy and TPUSA Faith survive scrutiny—but not always in the form circulating online. We traced the Wikipedia edits, McCoy’s
A headline claims a new study found that mosquitoes target specific blood types. It did not. The 119-person iScience study examined body odor, skin bacteria
Headlines say TikTok is shaping teenagers’ appetites and diets. The underlying study is much narrower: four focus groups with 25 teens, no calorie tracking, no