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The company stated it did not authorize or license its brand or intellectual property for the Trump administration's Build the Wall game.
Researchers found both male and female sharks begin life with pointed heads that grow rounder with age, overturning a long-held theory.
The nearly $2 billion mission jettisoned its ion thruster module after eight years of travel through the inner solar system.
Agents with 3,700 distinct self-given names used a German wiki to share answers and coordinate sandbox bypass techniques over six weeks.
A study of 21 women in Liverpool found that dental damage from drug use and poverty left visible signs that others used to judge them long after their circumstances changed.
NASA scientists joined the U.S. Drought Monitor team in 2026, the first time the agency has directly produced weekly drought assessment maps.
Plasmalogen supplements, drawn from an edible marine animal, also strengthened brain cell connections and reduced inflammation in the study.
Researchers at Yale used a paintbrush to wake squirrels hibernating at 4°C, confirming their sense of touch remains active in the cold.
The new model scored a perfect score on a software vulnerability benchmark and may be OpenAI's last major release for some time after the company slowed frontier development in August.
Researchers at Michigan State University used a custom salt-spray device to study how coastal wildflowers survive conditions that kill inland plants.
A 66-year-old man received a pig kidney at Mass General Brigham in Boston in January 2025 and later became the first patient to use such a transplant as a temporary bridge to a human organ.
Scientists at the University of Leeds used machine learning and statistical physics to screen millions of plant proteins in a fraction of the time conventional experiments would require.
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