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Israel continues demolition of buildings in Gaza under military control.
In the evolving landscape of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, recent reports have raised concerns over ongoing demolitions in Gaza, sparking heated debate about their legality amidst a…
New York City Advances in Stem Cell Research and Development
Discover how our new mayor, a proud Bronx High School of Science graduate, champions innovative science projects made in New York. Learn about his commitment to…
South Africa relaxes affirmative action rules impacting Starlink and companies previously criticized by Elon Musk for perceived racism.
South Africa’s communications minister has announced a significant policy change, enabling Elon Musk’s Starlink and other foreign-owned satellite internet providers to operate in the country. Discover…
Study finds historic district preservation does not hinder development or housing availability.
Discover how preservationists challenge claims that historic designations hinder development and housing supply. Explore the ongoing debate, including neighborhood groups opposing new historic designations in their…
Study Finds Historic District Preservation Does Not Hinder Development or Housing Growth
Discover how preservationists challenge the notion that historic designations hinder development and housing supply, while some neighborhood groups actively file petitions against new historic designations. Explore…
Philadelphia scientists awarded 2025 Ig Nobel Prize for research on garlic-flavored breast milk.
Discover how research from the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, focusing on babies’ responses to garlic-flavored breast milk, garnered attention this year, despite the city…
CDC Website Update on Autism and Vaccines Lacks Evidence-Based Support.
The recent modifications to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website have stirred controversy, particularly regarding the long-debunked myth linking vaccines to autism. Under…
Jupiter Joe, a Bronx street astronomer, convicted for the 1999 murder of a young girl in a cold case.
A Bronx street astronomer has been convicted of murder after keeping the death of a young girl a secret for over 20 years. The verdict comes…
Pennsylvania researchers call for increased NIH funding as government shutdown concludes.
Discover how the unprecedented federal government shutdown has impacted scientific research at the Wistar Institute, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced in securing federal funding for innovative…
New Jersey man reportedly dies from meat allergy linked to tick bite, marking a first in such cases.
A New Jersey man is reported to be the first recorded death from a rare meat allergy linked to a tick bite, as confirmed by medical…
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