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3. Mai 2024, veröffentlicht um 19:34 Uhr ET
Zwei konservative Nachrichtenplattformen werden weiterhin gehackt, nachdem durchgesickerte persönliche Daten und eine gefälschte Aussage eines leitenden Mitarbeiters, der sich als „Trans“ ausgab, gelöscht wurden. RadarOnline.com kann bestätigen.
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Der industriefreundliche Himmel … Cuba libre … Auch die Chefs bekommen den Vortritt …
Der industriefreundliche Himmel
Zu „Pete Buttigieg weigert sich, eine gefährlich unsichere Luftfahrtindustrie zu reformieren“ von Jeet Heer [January 12, 2024, online only]: Es ist nicht klar, ob das Verkehrsministerium die ideale Agentur ist, um einen diagnostischen und strategischen Plan für die US-Luftfahrtindustrie zu erstellen, oder überhaupt dafür qualifiziert ist. Während die Anzahl der Vorfälle, auf die der Artikel hinweist, tatsächlich auf ein mögliches inhärentes Problem
From the summit of Mount Everest to the deep depths of the Marianna Trench – and even our brains. Microplastics – tiny substances linked to cancer, infertility and a host of health issues – are found everywhere.
A new film, called ‘Plastic People,’ has tracked the particle problem to the 1950s when the plastic industry convinced the public to abandon their thrift and frugality in favor of disposable products more beneficial to their bottom line.
The documentary team zeroed
A jaguar seems to stare into your soul as it lands a deadly bite into a caiman. An orangutan holds onto a tree, looking a bit like Gene Kelly. A band of majestic horses kick up snow as they crest a hill.
These are just a few of the photos among the finalists and winners of the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards.
Spanning many categories of amateur and professional photographers around the world, this year’s winners captured a world in
The toddler’s frail, malnourished body scarcely twitched as she lay helplessly in an incubator chamber in the already-decimated Gaza hospital.
Leila Jeneid, one of countless children who have passed through the doors of Kamal Adwan Hospital, in the north of the Gaza Strip, has suffered as a result of starvation and dehydration.
In a video clip, Leila can be seen quickly breathing in and out, desperate for a breath of fresh air in one of the 12 remaining hospitals in
Our Moon
Rebecca Boyle
Random House, $28.99
Science journalist Rebecca Boyle has an intergenerational connection with the moon. Her grandfather Pfc. John J. Corcoran was involved in the 1943 Battle of Tarawa on the namesake atoll in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. The United States’ narrow victory against Japan came at heavy human cost. One reason: A weak high tide forced American soldiers to wade through the ocean into Japanese gunfire rather than sail their boats to meet
„Ordinary Human Failings“, ein neuer Roman der irischen Autorin Megan Nolan, ist eine heftige und schonungslose Darstellung von Charakteren, die von Umständen und Tragödien gefangen sind.
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Bird flu viruses may pack a little taste of home to help them adapt to life in new hosts.
Viruses usually infect only certain types of hosts. For instance, many viruses that infect humans don’t infect other animals. But influenza viruses often seem to jump from birds to other species. In 2009, the H1N1 “swine flu” made the leap from birds to pigs and then into people, setting off a pandemic (SN: 12/18/09). Even now, an outbreak of
Despite a controversial history of animal testing, the first human has had a chip implanted by Elon Musk’s company Neuralink.
After gaining approval for human experiments, the firm has now put its first Neuralink device, called ‘Telepathy’, inside a person’s brain.
Musk claims Telepathy enables control of your phone or computer, and in turn almost any other device, ‘just by thinking’.
The billionaire entrepreneur hopes it will allow users with disabilities like Stephen Hawking to ‘communicate faster than an auctioneer’.
Bruce the kea is missing his upper beak, giving the olive green parrot a look of perpetual surprise. But scientists are the astonished ones.
The typical kea (Nestor notabilis) sports a long, sharp beak, perfect for digging insects out of rotten logs or ripping roots from the ground in New Zealand’s alpine forests. Bruce has been missing the upper part of his beak since at least 2012, when he was rescued as a fledgling and sent to live
