Testing Begins on Release of Fukushima Water into the Sea
The operator of Japan’s damaged Fukushima nuclear center has begun testing a process to release treated wastewater into the sea.
US Judge Temporarily Blocks Microsoft’s Purchase of Activision
US Judge Temporarily Blocks Microsoft’s Purchase of Activision
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Performers Worry Artificial Intelligence Will Take Their Jobs
Performers Worry Artificial Intelligence Will Take Their Jobs
Colleges, Universities Trying to Increase Number of Male Students
Colleges, Universities Trying to Increase Number of Male Students
New York City Takes Legal Action against Hyundai, Kia
New York City is taking legal action against the carmakers Hyundai and Kia. City officials say some of the companies’ vehicles have a design problem that makes them easier to steal.
How WHO Could Deal with Future Pandemics
Officials at the World Health Organization (WHO) are negotiating new rules for dealing with pandemics.
Former Italian Mining Area Hopes to Be a Theoretical Science Center
Italy is proposing to build one of the world’s most modern telescopes in an unused mineral mine.
Some Americans Want Fewer Grass Lawns
The number of Americans planning to turn part of their lawn to native wildflowers doubled between 2019 and 2021.
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North Korean Spy Satellite Falls into Sea
North Korea’s attempt to put its first military satellite into orbit failed Wednesday. The unsuccessful launch was a setback for leader Kim Jong Un. Kim has pushed to increase his country’s military strength with new weapons.
Spelling Bee Winner: ‘I Need to Sleep’
Fourteen-year-old Dev Shah has dreamed of winning the Scripps National Spelling Bee since 2019. He finally won it Thursday after correctly spelling the word “psammophile.”