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Japan's DJ Rinoka bobs to the beat as a child prodigy techno artist

Never mind she isn’t old enough to get into a club

The Independent UK

Paw-tential for therapy dog to 'work magic' with victims of crime

How an office dog sparked an idea to help people going through the hardest of times.

Newcastle Herald

New 3D printer tech uses elliptical laser beams to stir molten metal and create ‘alloys-on-demand’ — existing machinery can implement technique in software meaning for more convenient, stronger alloy printing

NIST has demonstrated a metal 3D printing method that stirs molten metal during the print by sending the laser along looping elliptical paths instead of straight lines.

Tom’s Hardware

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I’m a personal trainer over 40 — these are the 4 exercises I do daily to safeguard my strength and stability as I get older

Start doing these exercises now to maintain your independence as you age

Tom’s Guide

Dementia care: Re-envisioning the role of music

As a certified music therapist, I have observed firsthand the many ways music can bring meaning and beauty into people’s lives, even under very difficult circumstances. Much of my clinical work and research has occurred in dementia care. Here, music is often described as an inexpensive non-pharmacological treatment for behavioural…

The Conversation

Parainfluenza Virus Is Surging Nationally Right Now, and Parents Need to Know the Signs of Croup Before It Becomes a Breathing Emergency

CDC respiratory surveillance updated June 12, 2026 confirms parainfluenza virus (PIV) is elevated nationally. PIV is the leading cause of croup in young children. Summer camp and daycare season is peak exposure time. Here is what parents need to recognize — and when to go to the ER.

Medical Daily

This beginner 25-minute cardio workout will boost longevity in just eight weeks, says a trainer who specializes in working with older adults

"No intervals, no intensity, just consistency at a conversational pace," says Smart Fit Method co-founder Connor Darnbrough

Fit & Well

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This £25 wind spinner from Amazon turns every breeze into a mesmerising show for your garden – no wonder it has over 1000 five-star reviews!

And it doubles as a colour-changing garden light, too

Ideal Home

Heat-Proof Flowering Shrubs For Hotter Summers – 6 Of The Best That Will Flourish in Drought and Heat Without Fuss

No matter how hot it gets, these flowering shrubs will still thrive

Homes & Gardens

“This track is very much John Deacon world. I don’t think I was on it at all to start off with! He was much more into funk than we were. So it’s his rhythm guitar playing – not mine”: Brian May on the No 1 hit that made Queen the biggest band in the world

“Freddie absolutely adored it – he sang it until he bled!”

MusicRadar

Who won the World Cup battle of the three opening ceremonies: Shakira, Michael Bublé or Katy Perry?

This year’s World Cup tournament boasted not one but three opening ceremonies – but which nation commanded the most star power?

The Independent UK

What to Do With Clematis in June for a Show-Stopping Climb of Blooms That Lasts for Months

The simple June care tips for stronger vines, healthier growth, and more abundant blooms all summer long

Homes & Gardens

CRISPR Gene Editing Achieves a Functional Cure for Sickle Cell Disease in 96 Percent of Patients — RUBY Trial Results in the New England Journal of Medicine Are Historic

The RUBY Trial (NEJM, April 2026): CRISPR-Cas12a gene editing therapy reni-cel (renizgamglogene autogedtemcel) achieved a functional cure in 27 of 28 (96%) severe sickle cell disease patients, with no painful crises for up to two years after treatment. Led by Dr. Rabi Hanna at Cleveland Clinic.

Medical Daily

What to Do With Tomato Plants in June – 5 Early-Summer Jobs for a Bigger, Juicier Harvest

It's time to tie in stems, remove side shoots, and start fertilizing your tomatoes

Homes & Gardens

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Sports Illustrated

USMNT Player Ratings vs. Paraguay: Pure Domination in World Cup Opener

The U.S. men’s national team got off to a blistering start in the 2026 World Cup on home soil.

MusicRadar

“Even though words are supposed to kind of be my thing, I will never be able to express my gratitude to you guys for doing that for me”: Taylor Swift pays tribute to her parents at Songwriters Hall Of Fame ceremony

She’s the youngest female to be inducted

Digital Camera World

15-year-old photographer wins major wildlife award for Long-eared Owl image – shot with DSLR camera gear

Award-winning teen photographer uses 8-year-old top gear to capture a fleeting wildlife moment of an owl flying through the frame in warm lighting

Homes & Gardens

This Resilient Shrub Is Replacing Lavender in Cottage Gardens – It’s Practically Effortless, Pollinators Love It, and It Doesn’t Go Woody

Discover why garden designers are favoring nepeta as a low-effort, high-impact alternative to lavender

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Evening Standard

‘Extremely cool’ that everyone is talking about Haiti and Scotland, says writer

Haitian Leilani Taneus-Miller has lived in Scotland for more than a decade.

The Conversation

Not all fruits and vegetables are equal when it comes to heart health, our research shows

Fruits and vegetables are an important part of our diet. They provide nutrients and fibre, and many contain additional compounds (known as bioactives) that can improve health. But not all foods are created equal – with big differences in the amount of bioactives we get from cabbages, carrots, pulses and…

Woman & Home

I’ve been teaching yoga for 17 years - this 6-move routine is my secret to loosening tight hips and improving mobility

It turns out pigeon pose is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to hip mobility

Tom’s Guide

I got my ass handed to me by a chess-playing robot — and now I'm worried Magnus Carlsen may be cooked by AI

I just played against the AI Chess robot, and got completely destroyed. I couldn't even cheat to win against the dang thing!

Tom’s Guide

Why you need to pinch out tomato plants — here's how and when to do it

Unlock a bumper tomato crop with this simple, professional tip for pinching out your plants.

Digital Camera World

A Savanna Hawk waits beside a wildfire to hunt fleeing animals in this award-winning photo – shot on an 83x superzoom camera

A major wildlife photography award has been won with a bridge camera, in a genre usually dominated by long telephoto lenses

The Independent UK

The ‘showstopper’ butterfly named Britain’s favourite in nationwide poll

Its striking colours and distinctive ‘eye-spots’ saw it clinch the top spot

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