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AI makes Britain’s largest woodland bat survey possible, scientists say
Scientists used AI to analyze 98 million bat calls from 310 British woodlands, revealing rare species including red-listed Barbastelles concentrated in the southwest.
Child health in England at risk from sharp rise in NHS waiting times, report says
An NHS report reveals children in England are experiencing record waiting times for healthcare, with 80,000 young people waiting over a year for community health appointments amid rising demand and staffing shortages.
Chappell Roan Enlists PinkPantheress to Close Out Super Graphic Spectacular Fundraising Shows
Chappell Roan hosted two nights of The Super Graphic Spectacular at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, featuring performances from Caroline Polachek, MUNA, and guest artists, with all proceeds benefiting her foundation supporting LGBTQ+ youth.
Ethan Klein Says He’s Working to “Urgently Remove My Ownership, Financial Stakes” From H3 Podcast After Wife Hila Klein Reveals His Affair
Ethan Klein has been dropped from the H3 Podcast after his wife Hila revealed he had been having an affair for over six months. Klein stated he is working to remove his ownership and financial stakes from the podcast and related ventures.
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NFL: At least one in four dead players had brain disease, says study
A study found that up to 97.7% of deceased NFL players from 2016-2021 may have had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disease linked to repeated head impacts.
Third drone and suspected military explosives found near Leipzig airport
German investigators discovered a third drone and suspected military explosives near Leipzig airport, connected to an attempted attack on the cargo and logistics hub used by NATO and Ukrainian forces.
Two unvaccinated people die of measles in Pennsylvania
Two unvaccinated people have died of measles in Pennsylvania as the state reports 393 cases this year, matching a 35-year high in US infections.
Swedish military seeks to take over Russian-owned estate near naval base
Sweden’s military has requested the government seize a Russia-owned beach property near a Stockholm naval base, citing drone threats and security concerns.
European Court of Human Rights orders Turkey to free Osman Kavala
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Turkey to immediately release activist Osman Kavala, declaring his detention unlawful and finding systematic violations of his rights to fair trial and freedom of expression.
Louisiana National Guard ends deployment in New Orleans after eight months patrolling French Quarter
Louisiana National Guard troops are withdrawing from New Orleans after an eight-month deployment patrolling the French Quarter, with the final contingent departing by month’s end.
DHS acknowledges the noncitizen numbers it touted on voter rolls were inflated
The Department of Homeland Security acknowledged that noncitizen voter numbers it publicly promoted were inflated, reducing its initial claim of 16,000 for Nevada to 185 confirmed cases requiring investigation.
Trump mulls renaming Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America.’ Canadians balk at the idea
President Trump suggested renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America” amid escalating trade tensions with Canada, a proposal Canadian officials and residents quickly rejected.
Michigan AG releases Flint water crisis report, says final accountability step her office can take
Michigan’s attorney general released a report on the lead-contaminated water crisis in Flint, saying it represents the final accountability step her office can take after criminal charges were dismissed by the state Supreme Court.
Judges say Montana public defender backlog taking a toll in Great Falls city court
Montana public defenders in Great Falls face significant delays assigning attorneys to defendants, with some waiting 30-60 days, creating court scheduling problems and potential speedy-trial issues.
West African cyber-crime networks: Mass arrests follow Interpol crackdown
Fifty-eight people have been arrested across 22 countries in an Interpol operation targeting West African cyber-crime networks responsible for romance scams, investment fraud, and sextortion targeting minors.
Founder of prominent underground church released from prison in China
Ezra Jin, founder of China’s prominent underground Zion Church, has been released from prison and reunited with his family in the United States after diplomatic efforts by the Trump administration.