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Magic mushroom ingredient takes the fight out of aggressive fish
Canadian researchers found that psilocybin, a compound in magic mushrooms, reduces aggressive behavior in fish while leaving normal social interactions largely intact.
A Kelvin wave raised sea levels on the West Coast. More are coming
A Kelvin wave tied to this year’s strong El Niño is raising sea levels along the U.S. West Coast by six to eight inches, increasing coastal flooding risks and bringing warmer water that disrupts marine ecosystems.
210-million-year-old dinosaur discovery reveals a lost world in Africa
Paleontologists in Zimbabwe have discovered a 210-million-year-old dinosaur species that reveals Africa’s unique early dinosaur fauna distinct from neighboring regions.
AI reveals a hidden chemical shortcut that could turn CO2 into fuel
Researchers used machine learning to identify thousands of previously unknown chemical reactions on a copper catalyst, potentially improving how CO2 is converted into methanol and other useful fuels.
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Automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles in U.S.
Major U.S. automakers are urging Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles, hardware, and software before the end of the current legislative session on Jan. 3.
Volkswagen to cut further 50,000 jobs as it ends row with union over revival plan
Volkswagen approved plans to cut 100,000 jobs and close four German plants by 2034 as the automaker battles Chinese competition and seeks to survive market pressures.
More funding needed to boost construction jobs for young people – housing boss
Housing and construction leaders are calling for additional funding and long-term planning to create more job placements for young people in Wales’s construction sector, citing rising demand and labor shortages.
Chancellor John Healey says UK economy ‘turning a corner’ despite debt concerns
UK Chancellor John Healey expressed optimism about the economy turning a corner, but his remarks came as Jaguar Land Rover announced 4,000 job cuts and borrowing costs reached 18-year highs.
China to pump $54bn into state banks and insurers to boost economy
China is injecting 360 billion yuan ($53.6 billion) into eight state-owned banks and insurance companies to strengthen its financial system and support its slowing economy.
UK’s biggest private hospital firm Spire agrees £1bn takeover by hedge fund
Spire Healthcare, Britain’s largest private hospital operator, has agreed to a £1bn takeover by Toscafund Asset Management in a 250p-per-share deal.
Peace talks rich in symbolism but differences between Russia and Ukraine remain
U.S. envoys met with Ukrainian officials in Kyiv following talks in Moscow, but significant disagreements persist between Russia and Ukraine over territorial concessions and security guarantees.
Armed man charged toward Democratic candidate for Ohio governor at fair, law enforcement says
An armed man charged toward Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton at a fair on Sunday, injuring several people before law enforcement stopped him. The suspect faces disorderly conduct and assault charges.
NTA: India’s high-stakes exam system faces a crisis of trust
India’s National Testing Agency faces a trust crisis after a major medical entrance exam paper leak affected millions of students, triggering protests and prompting government-appointed reforms.
Indonesia fires: The volunteer firefighters risking their lives to defuse ‘carbon bombs’
Volunteer firefighters in Indonesian Borneo are battling massive wildfires spreading through tropical peatlands, which release dangerous carbon emissions when burned and create transnational air pollution affecting millions across Southeast Asia.
Austria’s Islamic headscarf ban in force as under-14s go back to school
Austria’s headscarf ban for girls under 14 in schools has taken effect as the academic year begins, drawing support from the conservative-led government and criticism from Muslim organizations and opposition parties.
Australians will be able to switch off social media algorithms under planned legislation
Australia plans legislation allowing users to disable social media algorithms, with tech companies facing substantial penalties if they refuse to offer the option.