Studies Suggest COVID-19 May Have Emerged in the U.S. Earlier Than Reported
New studies suggest COVID-19 may have been circulating in the U.S. earlier than reported, offering new insights into the pandemic’s origins.
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Trump’s 2026 Budget Proposes Cutting NASA’s Moon Program in Favor of Mars Mission
President Trump’s 2026 budget proposes cutting NASA’s moon program, including the SLS and Orion projects, to focus on a Mars mission, signaling a shift in U.S. space exploration priorities.
Flu Season in U.S. Claims 216 Children’s Lives, CDC Reports Record High
The U.S. CDC reports a record 216 child deaths from flu this season, surpassing previous highs. Officials urge vaccinations as flu severity remains high across all age groups.
College Grad Revolutionizes China’s Rural Farming
A college graduate is transforming rural China with innovative farming techniques, boosting productivity and incomes, and inspiring a new generation to revitalize the countryside.
Apple Faces $900 Million Tariff Hit Amid Trade Tensions
Apple anticipates a $900 million increase in costs next quarter due to tariffs, shifting iPhone production to India for U.S. sales while the Chinese mainland remains a key market.
NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Begins Mapping the Universe’s Mysteries
NASA’s SPHEREx telescope has started mapping the sky to uncover the universe’s origins and galaxy evolution, taking 3,600 images daily over two years. The mission seeks answers to profound cosmic questions.
China’s Nuclear Power Capacity Surpasses 120 Million Kilowatts
China’s nuclear power capacity has exceeded 120 million kilowatts, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s clean energy development.
Nature’s Backfire: Biocontrol Might Be Empowering Invasive Weeds
Using natural enemies to control invasive weeds might be backfiring, with new research suggesting that biocontrol methods are making weeds cooperate and become even more resilient.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Gene for Heat-Resistant Rice
Chinese scientists have discovered a gene that boosts rice’s heat tolerance without sacrificing quality or yield, a breakthrough that could secure rice production amid rising global temperatures.
U.S. and Ukraine Sign Landmark Mineral Investment Deal for Post-War Recovery
The United States and Ukraine have signed a landmark mineral investment deal granting the U.S. preferential access to Ukraine’s mineral resources to boost post-war recovery.