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New method isolates true transcription factor targets in tuberculosis bacteria
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: Inside every cell, thousands of molecular signals collide, overlap, and compensate, obscuring the true drivers of gene expression. Scientists have now developed a way to silence that cellular noise, revealing transcription drivers by reconstructing transcription outside…
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Iranian Kamikaze Drone Boat Makes First Successful Strike Of War
The TWZ Newsletter Weekly insights and analysis on the latest developments in military technology, strategy, and foreign policy. A Marshall Islands-flagged oil tanker became the first ship to be struck by an Iranian uncrewed surface vessel (USV) during this conflict, the Ambrey maritime security firm told us. As we have frequently reported, USVs have been widely used by Ukraine against…
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Telangana HC takes up medical interns’ stipend row case, to look into claims of unlawful cuts
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Monday decided to hear the case about the alleged exploitation of medical interns across private and government medical colleges in the State. The issue came to light through a series of emails sent to the Chief Justice by a person identified as Pravitha Reddy. The correspondence has been taken up as Public Interest Litigation…
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Israel expands strikes on Hezbollah, Iran as Trump vows to hold forward
3 hours ago Pinned Johnson says preemptive strike stopped ‘staggering’ US casualties House Speaker Mike Johnson said the U.S. strike on Iran was a defensive operation designed to prevent “staggering losses” to American troops and assets, arguing that waiting for Iran to strike first would have resulted in devastating casualties. Johnson spoke to reporters at the Capitol on Monday, where…
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Licensed Texas counselors can’t give trans care to kids
Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story. See our AI policy, and give us feedback. Mental health providers licensed by the state cannot provide gender-transitioning care to minors, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Paxton clarified in his legal opinion Friday that Senate Bill 14, a 2023 state law that bans health care providers…
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Mysterious Greek Inscription May Reveal Lost Temple of a Roman Emperor
A mask of a person believed to be from the royal family, discovered in the Abu Saboun cemetery in Homs (Emesa). Credit: SHEDET (2026). DOI:10.21608/SHEDET.2025.392640.1307univer A newly analyzed Greek inscription indicates that the Great Mosque of Homs likely stands on the site of the Roman Temple of the Sun, revealing a layered history of pagan, Christian, and Islamic worship in…
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Bitcoin, Altcoins Shake Off War Worries By Rallying Toward Range Highs
War in the Middle East failed to sink Bitcoin (BTC) below the $63,000 level. That may have attracted buyers who are attempting to maintain the price above $69,000. However, a quick recovery is unlikely. Macroeconomic newsletter Ecoinometrics said in a post on X that deep drawdowns generally unfold slowly, advising “patience rather than urgency.” Data shared by Bitwise Europe head…
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Telehealth ketamine companies put users at risk
Telehealth companies are mailing a Schedule III narcotic to tens of thousands of depressed patients, hailing it as the democratization of mental health. They call it access. I call it abandonment. Inside the ketamine box, the most important component is missing: a doctor. Because these platforms provide no real-time monitoring during treatment, they have turned patients into their own safety…
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Trump says Iran operations likely to last 4-5 weeks but could go longer
US President Donald Trump Washington: US President Donald Trump says Iran operations are likely to last 4 to 5 weeks but that he’s prepared “to go far longer than that.” Trump spoke Monday at a White House ceremony. The war in the Middle East spiralled further Monday as Israel and the US pounded Iran. Tehran and its allies hit back…
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Governments work to extract cititizens from Middle East as some flights resume
LONDON (AP) — Travelers stranded by a widening war began departing the United Arab Emirates aboard a small number of evacuation flights Monday, as governments around the world worked to extract their citizens from the Middle East after the U.S. and Israel bombarded Iran, and Iran and its affiliates struck back at targets throughout the region. Long-haul carriers Etihad Airways…
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