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• Ars Technica - All content
• Man got $2,500 whole-body MRI that found no problems—then had massive stroke
• Scientists sequence a woolly rhino genome from a 14,400-year-old wolf’s stomach
• Gemini can now scan your photos, email, and more to provide better answers
• Deny, deny, admit: UK police used Copilot AI “hallucination” when banning football fans
• EPA makes it harder for states, tribes to block pipelines

• Phoronix
• New RADV Code Can Deliver 10x Faster Ray-Tracing Pipeline Compilation For Some Games
• GlobalFoundries Acquires Synopsys ARC Processor IP, To Be Integrated Into MIPS
• Fedora Games Lab Approved To Switch To KDE Plasma, Become A Better Linux Gaming Showcase
• $99 BeaglePlay Board Achieves "100% Open-Source" Upstream PowerVR Graphics
• GNOME Mutter 50 Alpha Released With X11 Backend Removed

• Quanta Magazine
• String Theory Can Now Describe a Universe That Has Dark Energy
• Cells Use ‘Bioelectricity’ To Coordinate and Make Group Decisions
• Using AI, Mathematicians Find Hidden Glitches in Fluid Equations
• Distinct AI Models Seem To Converge On How They Encode Reality
• In Quantum Mechanics, Nothingness Is the Potential To Be Anything

• Universe Today
• Solving the Mystery of Blue Flashes
• NASA Bids Farewell to Historic Test Stands That Built the Space Age
• A Supernova That Shouldn't Exist
• To Study the Moon's Ancient Ice, We First Have to Pollute It
• Peering Below Callisto’s Icy Crust with ALMA

• Scientific American Content: Global
• NASA Commits to Plan to Build a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon by 2030
• Does String Theory Solve the Mystery of the Brain?
• T. rex Never Stopped Growing, Dinosaur Bone Study Suggests
• RFK, Jr.’s New Kids’ Vaccine Guidelines Will Worsen Flu and Other Winter Illnesses, Experts Say
• Are Seed Oils Bad for You? Debunking a Viral Social Media Myth

• ProPublica
• A Pregnant Woman at Risk of Heart Failure Couldn’t Get Urgent Treatment. She Died Waiting for an Abortion.
• After Sowing Distrust in Fluoridated Water, Kennedy and Skeptics Turn to Obstructing Other Fluoride Sources
• A Father’s Quest for Justice Finds Resolution After 13 Years
• We Found More Than 40 Cases of Immigration Agents Using Banned Chokeholds and Other Moves That Can Cut Off Breathing
• The Biggest Takeaways From Our Investigation Into Grazing on Public Lands

• Jacobin
• A New Day for NYC Taxi Drivers Under Zohran Mamdani?
• The Fed Is Quietly Bailing Out Wall Street
• Most Americans Condemn ICE’s Murder of Renee Good
• Right-Wing Dark Money Groups Want Regime Change in Iran
• From the Ashes of the Arab Spring

• Follow the Money
• Newsletter | Who in Europe will call out Trump’s lawlessness?
• Certified failure? EU-funded battery training rewards learners for 0% test scores
• Newsletter | America first (with a helping hand from Europe’s Nokia and Siemens)
• Newsletter | Disinformation wars, Obama surveillance & the Netherlands’ tax haven
• Gas, lies, and videotape: How a gas project in Bulgaria brought chaos to EU’s anti-corruption body

• Mother Jones
• ICE’s Violence Is “By Design” Under Trump
• This Is What ICE Descending on Minneapolis Looks Like
• The Evangelicals Who Think Iran’s Protests Mean Jesus Is Returning
• Scary Findings on Microplastics in Our Bodies May Be Flawed. That’s Good—and Bad.
• America’s New Era of Violent Populism Is Here

• The Guardian
• ‘Are they going to bring their violence here?’: Fear – but little preparation – as threat of invasion looms over Greenland
• After the shooting of Renee Good, we see dissent can be fatal in Trump’s America – all bets are off | Emma Brockes
• He lived in a cage, jumped from a window and spent a year roped to a friend: is Tehching Hsieh the most extreme performance artist ever?
• What’s behind the phenomenon of ‘gamer brain’
• Iran’s footballers face battle to be heard as regime brutally clamps down on protests

• FD - Home
• Trump vindt het ‘onaanvaardbaar’ dat Groenland niet in Amerikaanse handen is
• Nexperia-bestuurder voert druk op Chinees moederbedrijf op om gesprek aan te gaan
• De Duitse industrieblues is oorverdovend, maar Berlijn lijkt doof
• VS halen troepen weg van militaire basis in Qatar
• ‘Tradwife’ maakt van haar leven op Ballerina Farm een businessmodel

• The Japan Times: All Stories
• Time and history win big at most prestigious Japanese book awards
• Japanese companies ahead on climate leadership, data shows
• Japan warns speculators after yen sets fresh 18-month low
• Takaichi to roll the dice on risky, but potentially rewarding, snap election
• Prince Hisahito makes debut at imperial New Year's poetry ceremony

• L1 Nieuws - RSS - Nieuws
• In opspraak geraakte tandartsketen ook actief in Limburg
• Tennet maakt haast bij verbouwing hoogspanningsstation Maasbracht
• Schrik en ongeloof in Herten na onthulling misbruikzaak
• Vervallen tribune in Blerick gered met monumentstatus
• Marokkaanse moordverdachte gepakt bij grenscontrole

• Nieuws, achtergronden en onderzoeksjournalistiek - NRC
• Contant geld accepteren moet niet verplicht worden, vinden D66, VVD en JA21
• Nexperia snakt naar een snelle oplossing. Maar tijdens de zitting in Amsterdam blijkt: Wing werkt niet mee
• Onderwijsraad: school is ook een oefenplaats waar je leert omgaan met ongemak in het leven
• Inzamelingsactie richt zich op jongeren en niet-gelovigen: ‘Gods liefde is gratis, maar de kerk is dat niet’
• VS kondigen tweede fase van het staakt-het-vuren in Gaza aan

• De Groene Amsterdammer
• Private equity betaalt helemaal niets, het maakt alles juist duurder. Vier moedwillige misvattingen over kapitaal
• Amerikaanse lelijkheid in het buitenland is een recept voor meer onheil
• Colombia kan weer rustig slapen, zegt president Petro na een telefoontje met Trump
• Uit wanhoop nemen vluchtelingen steeds vaker de gevaarlijke route naar Kreta
• New York neemt afscheid van de MetroCard, die magische sleutel tot de stad

• News - South China Morning Post
• France charges maths professor accused in China spying case
• FBI raids home of US journalist who reported on Trump firings
• Trump envoy says Gaza entering second phase of ceasefire plan, including disarming Hamas
• US halts visas for 75 countries indefinitely; China not on the list
• Hong Kong Cantopop singer Raymond Lam cancels 2 concerts in Japan amid China friction

• Axios
• FBI searches WaPo reporter's home and devices
• Trump's new push for lower rates
• U.S. evacuates troops from Middle East bases as Trump weighs Iran strikes
• How Americans are grading Trump on Venezuela and Greenland
• Inside Schumer's plot to retake the Senate