The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.
Nutritionists warn that excessive protein consumption can pose health risks, with signs indicating when intake should be reduced. Evidence-based guidelines suggest protein needs vary by activity level.
University of Nottingham researchers developed a fluoride-free gel that rebuilds tooth enamel by mimicking natural formation processes, drawing minerals from saliva to create durable repairs.
Pasay City heightened security at East High School after a reported gun threat that police determined was unfounded. Classes continued uninterrupted as authorities confirmed no actual danger.
China implemented restrictions on AI companion apps, banning minors from using them amid concerns about emotional dependency and addiction. The move represents one of the strongest national measures limiting everyday AI use globally.
University of Chicago researchers discovered that dioctyl phthalate, a common plastic softener, dramatically improves both brightness and elasticity of stretchable OLED displays, reaching near-theoretical efficiency limits.
A Rutgers-led study of nearly 200 incarcerated women in Chile found most maintained low-level offending after release, while those with prior criminal involvement reduced crime. Employment and training access during incarceration proved significant.
A new study finds collagen peptides improve bone turnover in female runners, addressing elevated risk of stress injuries from intense training combined with insufficient caloric intake.
Research shows motor symptoms like coordination problems and involuntary movements predict both general mental illness risk and specific disorders including psychosis and depression, suggesting a complex relationship between physical and psychological functioning.
Jean Norris, former head of Miss Hall's School in Massachusetts, was indicted for reckless endangerment after allegedly ignoring abuse reports. A former teacher faces three rape charges.
Gryphline announced a collaboration between its 3D strategy RPG 'Arknights: Endfield' and Frank Burger, running through August 22nd with themed menu items, merchandise, and offline pop-up events across South Korea.
The Oakland Ballers will rebrand as the Oaksterdam Blazers for a cannabis-themed game on July 31, partnering with Oaksterdam University for what they claim is professional baseball's first legal cannabis industry celebration.
An international study reveals that marine animals first colonized empty mollusk shells approximately 470 million years ago during the Middle Ordovician, marking a crucial ecological innovation that shaped modern ocean ecosystems.
One year after a military jet crashed into a Dhaka school killing 36 people, mostly children, families demand the government release investigation findings and implement compensation recommendations.
Analysis of 1,770 stone tools from Ararat-1 Cave reveals Middle Paleolithic humans employed a flexible survival strategy, maintaining portable obsidian toolkits while opportunistically using local chert resources.
Researchers using the CHIME collaboration have identified diffuse clouds of baryonic matter surrounding most galaxies, solving a decades-old mystery about the universe's missing ordinary matter.
Ventos de até 130 km/h causados por microexplosão atmosférica (downburst) destruíram casas e árvores em Frederico Westphalen. Professor da UFSM explica o fenômeno e alerta para maior frequência de eventos extremos.
A UNESP abriu concurso público para uma vaga de professor substituto em Química na Faculdade de Engenharia e Ciências de Guaratinguetá, exigindo mestrado e oferecendo remuneração de R$ 2.106,04 a R$ 3.511,90.
Oregon State University research finds frequent cannabis users wake with elevated cortisol levels, suggesting potential dysregulation of stress-response systems, though causation remains unclear.
A Harvard study suggests women taking GLP-1 medications experience increased likelihood of employment and marriage, highlighting understudied social benefits beyond weight loss.
Prince George celebrates his 13th birthday with released video and formal portrait as he prepares to start at Eton College in September, following his father's footsteps.
People with ichthyosis, a rare genetic disorder affecting ~300 Spaniards, cannot sweat properly and face life-threatening risks during increasingly intense summer heatwaves, requiring constant vigilance and lifestyle modifications.
A UVA researcher secured a $1.1M NIH grant to develop microfluidic devices and AI tools for identifying and studying rare circulating cells that drive disease progression, potentially enabling faster cancer and infection diagnostics.
Professor Kenneth Ngure from Kenya has been elected President of the International AIDS Society, becoming one of the few Africans to lead the global HIV professional organization during a critical period for ending AIDS by 2030.
No Dia Mundial do Cérebro, neurocientistas explicam como comida, música, sexo, exercício, natureza e generosidade acionam circuitos de prazer distintos através de diferentes neurotransmissores e hormônios.
