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.
U.S. childhood blood lead levels declined over a decade, but children of color and low-income families remain disproportionately exposed. The Trump administration's shutdown of NHANES threatens future health monitoring.
A Southampton University study led by Nobel laureates reaffirms that cosmic expansion is accelerating, resolving 2025 controversy over dark energy measurements and validating three decades of astronomical progress.
Secondary school students from Maia won Portugal's 2026 National Science Exhibition with ReAsh, a project converting cigarette butts into sustainable cellulose acetate materials, advancing circular economy solutions.
Russian researchers discovered petrovita, a novel mineral in Kamchatka's volcanic region with a unique crystal structure that could inspire more efficient sodium-ion batteries by providing natural ion-conduction pathways.
Research reveals the Gulf Stream shifted northward 12,900 years ago during a cold snap, providing direct evidence of how ocean currents respond to abrupt climate changes and warning of potential future disruptions.
Valeria achieved the highest PAU (Spanish university entrance exam) score in Madrid with 13.99 points, attributing her success to consistent daily study of 10 hours and disciplined preparation methods.
Washington State distance runner Evans Kurui finished sixth in the NCAA Division-I 10,000-meter national championship, earning his second consecutive First-Team All-America recognition.
Raman spectroscopy with machine learning achieves 97%+ accuracy in distinguishing cancerous from healthy breast tissue and classifying cancer subtypes, offering potential for intraoperative guidance during breast-conserving surgery.
MIT researchers experimentally demonstrated that reciprocal generosity occurs primarily between equals or strangers, while asymmetric relationships follow established precedents rather than turn-taking patterns.
Massey University researchers secure over $2 million in HRC funding for naloxone access improvement and nurses' mental health support initiatives over three years.
Study reveals fewer than 25% of stroke patients and 14% of traumatic brain injury patients receive intensive inpatient rehabilitation after hospitalization, with significant disparities by race, insurance, and income.
Physics and chemistry teachers in Madrid report multiple errors in university entrance exams, including mislabeled units and out-of-curriculum questions, with some students notified too late to adjust their answers.
China's embassy highlighted the flawless conduct of its Gaokao exam for 13 million students, implicitly criticizing India's NEET entrance test plagued by paper leaks and administrative failures.
São Paulo health authorities are investigating a suspected Ebola case in a 31-year-old Brazilian woman who recently worked in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, and developed symptoms after returning June 6.
A new survey reveals 71% of U.S. public school teachers work second jobs to make ends meet, with 21% reporting financial hardship as inflation pressures household budgets.
Ipswich High School's undefeated lacrosse team forfeited its state semifinal after nine players were ruled ineligible for a graduation photo with tobacco-free cigars, sparking debate over enforcement fairness.
Zach Yadegari, a teenage entrepreneur rejected by Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, has built a multi-million dollar tech empire selling apps and now launching Flow, a physical device combating phone addiction and improving productivity.
A UCL study of 19,000 UK children found smacking correlates with lower GCSE grades and riskier teenage behaviour, prompting calls to ban physical punishment in England and Northern Ireland.
A 17-year-old student in Palencia achieves the highest score (9.81) among 586 exam takers in the regional university entrance exam, with 98.63% pass rate marking improved results across Castilla y León.
IFTM Campus Patos de Minas opens free enrollment for Technical Electrical course until June 21, targeting high school students and graduates. Selection uses electronic lottery for accessibility.
A Brazilian father-son duo transformed exhausted farmland into a thriving African mahogany forest over 15 years, defying agronomic skepticism and restoring six water springs to the property.
Bruno Domingos Camargo, a high school graduate who worked as an apprentice while studying, achieved 30th place in the Brazilian Mathematics Olympiad state ranking, earning a bronze medal while being the only top-50 finalist from his city.
A 33-year-old Brazilian physical education teacher diagnosed with metastatic melanoma across six organs experienced significant tumor regression after immunotherapy, surprising medical teams and sparking social media attention.
Stanford University has unveiled plans for its largest medical facility to date, representing a significant expansion of its healthcare infrastructure and research capabilities.
