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After limping off with a knee injury just days earlier, Nigerian midfielder Raphael Onyedika returned to help Club Brugge secure a dominant 6-1 victory. His quick recovery brings hope to both his Belgian club and Nigeria's national team ahead of crucial international matches.
Belgium's Raphael Collignon defeated world number five Ben Shelton in straight sets to reach his first French Open third round. The 24-year-old's strategic focus on returns paid off in his Roland Garros main draw debut.
Astronomers captured radio signals from an exploding star for the first time, revealing what happened in its final decade of life. The discovery gives scientists a powerful new tool to study how massive stars die across the universe.
Major European companies and environmental groups just joined forces to protect a groundbreaking carbon pricing system. Their message to EU leaders: don't delay the climate progress businesses are already banking on.
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The singers behind Netflix's most-watched animated film ever are performing at the Oscars for the first time. EJAE, Rei Ami, and Audrey Nuna will bring Korean culture and demon-hunting charm to Hollywood's biggest stage.
A Bulgarian copper mine just replaced diesel power with a massive electric excavator that's slashing operating costs while boosting performance. The shift proves going green can mean going profitable.
A French reporter detained while covering a pro-Kurdish protest in Istanbul walked free after international pressure secured his release. The outcome shows how global solidarity can protect press freedom, even in challenging circumstances.
People with depression who haven't responded to medication found new hope through a strict low-carb diet in a groundbreaking Oxford study. The ketogenic approach delivered measurable improvements after just six weeks.
Toxic "forever chemicals" in seabird eggs have plummeted up to 74% over 55 years, proving that environmental regulations actually work. The dramatic decline tracks directly with government action to restrict PFAS production across North America.
Researchers are launching the first major effort to replicate key findings in nanoscience, offering labs funding to help verify whether important discoveries hold up. The project aims to strengthen trust in science by identifying what works and fixing what doesn't.
A new bipartisan bill aims to cap insulin costs at $35 per month for millions with private insurance, building on Medicare protections already in place. The legislation also tackles pharmacy middlemen and aims to boost competition for the life-saving drug. ##
The James Webb Space Telescope's mysterious "little red dots" just got more exciting. New X-ray data suggests they're revealing how the universe's biggest black holes are born.
A walking robot is helping surgery patients stand and move within days of their operation, when most can't even stand for a minute without help from multiple nurses. The first patient just started using it at a top Boston hospital.
A federal emissions reporting program designed to cut pollution had an unexpected bonus: it fueled a wave of new business creation. Yale researchers found the rule sparked entrepreneurship while still benefiting the economy.
Four senators from both parties are pushing legislation to cap insulin costs at $35 per month for millions of Americans with private insurance. The bill also includes a pilot program to help uninsured patients access affordable insulin.
Researchers have discovered a new form of matter made from spinning components that can twist, break apart, and reassemble on their own. These strange crystals could lead to breakthrough materials and technologies.
A French helicopter pilot who plastered her childhood bedroom with rocket posters just launched from the very same Cape Canaveral launchpad she dreamed about. Sophie Adenot's journey from rejected applicant to astronaut shows how persistence pays off.
High school seniors on Martha's Vineyard received $2.8 million in scholarship awards from their community, including memorial funds honoring beloved islanders who passed away. The emotional Class Night ceremony celebrated both student achievement and island generosity.
After months of waiting, Georgia farmers devastated by Hurricane Helene can finally access over $500 million in federal aid to rebuild their farms and livelihoods. Applications opened March 16 for farmers who lost crops, equipment, and infrastructure in the 2024 storm that caused $5.5 billion in agricultural damage.
In rural Morocco, abandoned Jewish cemeteries are blooming again as organic nurseries run by Muslim villagers. The interfaith project fights poverty and climate change while honoring a 700-year bond.
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