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When the Deep Sea Finally Gives Up Its Code
Scientists have sequenced the vampire squid’s genome for the first time, revealing how the deep-sea species evolved to survive darkness, pressure, and low oxygen.
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The Water That Never Reached the Surface
Scientists have found evidence that Earth’s mantle may contain the planet’s largest water reservoir, locked inside minerals and reshaping how we understand Earth’s geology.
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When the Universe Refused to Blink
Astronomers detected a deep-space explosion lasting nearly seven hours, defying known categories of cosmic events and hinting at a phenomenon never seen before.
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When Mars Decided to Speak From a Quiet Place
NASA’s Curiosity rover has made an unprecedented chemical discovery at a new Mars location, revealing unexpected complexity in the planet’s ancient geological environment.
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A World That Breathes While Burning
Astronomers report the strongest evidence yet that a molten rocky exoplanet has an atmosphere, challenging long-held assumptions about how planets survive extreme heat.
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A Visitor From Beyond, Arriving Just in Time for Science
nterstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is passing close to Earth, giving astronomers a rare chance to study material formed around another star and deepen understanding of cosmic origins.
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When the Ground Speaks Softly, Science Learns to Listen
Scientists have identified a mysterious rock layer about 20 kilometers beneath a major Atlantic island, suggesting a more complex geological history than previously believed.
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The Weight of Words in War and Peace: A White House Reproach
The U.S. privately rebuked Israeli PM Netanyahu for a Gaza strike seen as violating a ceasefire, underscoring tensions over diplomacy and security strategy.
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From Prison Walls to Open Skies: A Nobel Voice Reflects on Confinement
Ales Bialiatski, Nobel Peace laureate freed from a Belarus prison, recounts grueling conditions and his transition to freedom while pledging to continue human rights advocacy.
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A City’s Quiet Streets Turned Rivers: Morocco’s Flash Flood Loss
Torrential rains triggered flash floods in Safi, Morocco, killing at least 37, flooding homes and shops, disrupting transport, and prompting ongoing rescue efforts.
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The Weight of History and the Voices Behind It: Louvre Workers Strike
Louvre Museum staff voted to strike on Dec 15, 2025, closing the iconic museum as workers protest conditions, security concerns, and resource issues after recent setbacks.
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Of Courts and Capitals: Russia’s $230B Suit and the Unquiet World of Financial Diplomacy
Russia’s central bank sues Euroclear for about $230 billion in damages, challenging the handling of frozen sovereign assets as legal and diplomatic tensions with the EU deepen.
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A City Hidden from View: New Delhi’s Struggle Under Toxic Air
Toxic smog engulfs New Delhi, pushing air quality to hazardous levels, disrupting flights and travel, and prompting emergency pollution controls across the city.
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At the Crossroads of Wind and Will, Spain’s Energy Story Pauses
Spain remains a renewable energy leader, but political debate, grid limits, and economic pressures are raising questions about how steadily the country can maintain its green momentum.
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When Fear Becomes a Compass: How Crime and Migration Are Rewriting Chile’s Politics
Rising fears over crime and migration are reshaping Chile’s political landscape, pushing voters toward right-wing promises of order, security, and clearer control.
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Snowflakes and Schedules: Central Ohio Faces a Frosty December Day
Winter weather prompts Columbus and central Ohio schools to close or delay classes Dec. 15, 2025, prioritizing student safety while families adjust routines.
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Guardians at the Threshold: Vaccination Against Polio in Pakistan
Pakistan launches its final nationwide polio vaccination drive of 2025 to protect 45 million children after a rise in confirmed cases, part of ongoing efforts to eradicate the disease.
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Small Victories, Big Meaning: Nature and Climate Milestones This Year
Despite daunting climate challenges in 2025, seven lesser‑reported wins — from marine conservation and local sustainability to awards for climate leadership — show progress is still possible.
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Spiritual Currents: The Asian Path of Thoriqoh Syattariyah
Thoriqoh Syattariyah, a 15th‑century Sufi order founded by Sheikh Abdullah Shattar, spread from Persia and India across South and Southeast Asia, shaping regional Islamic mysticism.
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A Night Interrupted: How a Celebration Became a Mirror for Extremism and Shared Humanity
A Hanukkah beach event in Bondi became a scene of terror, prompting national grief, reflections on extremism, and acts of unexpected bravery.
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Where the Atlantic Met the Storm: Morocco’s Safi and the Flood That Changed a Coast
Flash floods hit Morocco’s coastal city of Safi after intense rain, killing at least 37 and inundating homes, prompting ongoing rescue efforts and recovery.
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From Storm to Sunlight: How Messi’s India Tour Found Its Rhythm After Kolkata’s Tumultuous Start
After chaotic scenes at Messi’s Kolkata appearance, his India tour regained smooth footing in Hyderabad and Delhi, ending on a calmer, celebratory note.
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Echoes from Below: Scientists Unveil a Subterranean Giant Beneath Bermuda’s Crust
Scientists have discovered a uniquely thick rock layer more than 12 miles beneath Bermuda’s crust — a geological feature unlike any seen elsewhere, raising new questions about Earth’s deep structure.
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Guardians of the Orbital Realm: The Quiet Work to Protect Tiangong in a Crowded Sky
China’s Taikonauts installed debris protection panels on its Tiangong space station’s exterior during recent spacewalks, bolstering defenses after a debris impact and highlighting orbital hazards.
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