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When to Thin Seedlings for Maximum Growth

There’s a moment in every gardener’s life that feels equal parts terrifying and exhilarating: it’s the moment you stare down a tray of seedlings and realize they’re multiplying faster than expected. Tiny green shoots, delicate stems, and leaves smaller than a fingernail suddenly demand attention. It’s not just about nurturing…

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‘Racist ideology lodges itself amid austerity politics’: newly elected French mayor on tackling far right

Bally Bagayoko, who was targeted by racist abuse after winning Saint-Denis mayorship, vows to tackle inequality to stem deepening divisions

The Guardian - UK

Can brain cells run computers? This startup powers data centres using human neurons

What previously required months or years of specialised lab work can now be done in hours or days thanks to its integrated platform.

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Extend fully paid maternity leave for UK teachers to stem exodus, union says

NASUWT says full entitlement should be increased to 26 weeks and paternity pay also improved

The Guardian - UK

Scientists cured type 1 diabetes in mice by creating a blended immune system

By creating a hybrid immune system between the recipient and the donor, researchers were able to transplant insulin-producing cells that were not rejected.

LiveScience

In the age of AI, why do Australian company boards have so few technology experts?

The global economy is undergoing major transformation as artificial intelligence (AI) filters into almost every industry – reshaping business models and investment decisions.

The Conversation

Millions Are Missing This IRS Credit in 2026 — Are You One of Them?

The tax system doesn’t reward laziness, but it absolutely rewards attention. Every year, billions of dollars sit untouched, waiting for people who never realize they qualify for them. That money doesn’t disappear into thin air—it stays right there, unclaimed, while everyday people file their taxes and move on without it.…

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Mother pleads for stem cell donors to save baby with rare blood disorder

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The Independent UK

‘Register4Ronnie’: Urgent stem cell plea for baby boy with rare blood disorder

Ronnie, from Merseyside, had just started crawling when his mother Laura noticed he was bruising more.

Evening Standard

Urgent plea for baby Ronnie diagnosed with rare condition a week before his first birthday

Ronnie’s mum notice bruising when the one-year-old began to crawl

The Independent UK

Mother told she had maternal anxiety as baby suffered months of seizures

Olivia Matyus has said her baby Ingrid suffered months of untreated seizures and now hopes additional stem therapy abroad will help her daughter progress

The Independent UK

CDC Warns: Poor Hair & Scalp Hygiene Can Increase Infection Risk

You might think your morning routine is just about looking good for the office. Most people assume that skipping a wash only leads to greasy strands or a bit of social awkwardness. However, the reality hidden beneath your hair is far more concerning than simple aesthetics. Recent data suggests that…

Budget and the Bees

Exclusive: Anthropic left details of an unreleased model, an upcoming exclusive CEO event, in a public database

Details of not-yet-disclosed models, unpublished blog drafts, and other private information was inadvertently made accessible via the company’s content management system

Fortune

Silicon Valley's Ethan Agarwal urges Trump to lift ban on Iranian students, gets called out as 'moron'

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Ethan Agarwal, who is running for Congress in California-17 as a challenger to Ro Khanna in Dem primary, urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his immigration ban on Iran as that would force thousands of Iranian students who will be graduating in May this year out of…

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Why Children Who Hear Hanuman Stories Sleep Better at Night

Do you struggle with children who fear the dark or toss and turn at night? There’s a hidden secret in Hindu mythology: Hanuman stories don’t just entertain they have a profound effect on children’s minds. The tales of courage, devotion, and divine protection instill fearlessness, calm the imagination, and create…

The Guardian - UK

Rise of the shrubs: what happened when scientists heated a Rocky Mountain wildlife meadow by 2C?

A long-running experiment in Colorado provides an ‘alarming’ view of how rapidly unchecked global heating could transform fragile ecosystems

Fortune

Women are gaining ground in traditionally male-dominated jobs like surgeons, airline pilots, and software developers—and earning well over $100,000

Women are breaking into male-dominated, six-figure roles—from dentists to mechanical engineers—as healthcare and STEM careers drive the shift.

Times Pets

7 Signs Your Dog Is Secretly Stressed (Most Owners Miss This)

Dogs may not speak our language, but they are always communicating. The problem is, stress in dogs rarely looks dramatic. It doesn’t always come with barking or aggression. More often, it hides in small, everyday behaviours- things we brush off as quirks or habits. But beneath those subtle changes is…

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'70% of visas go to Indians': US commentator says opposition to H-1Bs is not 'white nationalism'

US right-wing commentator Natalie Winters has defended opposition to the H-1B visa programme, arguing that concerns about the visa system are economic rather than racial or xenophobic. Winters co-hosts the War Room podcast with Steve Bannon (Former Trump advisor) and said in a recent video that people claiming opposition to…

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79 Funny Science Memes That Make You Feel Smarter Just For Getting The Joke

Sometimes, all it takes is one clever joke to make science feel a lot more fun. Whether you’re someone who loves lab experiments or just enjoys a smart punchline, science memes have a way of mixing humor with a bit of brainpower. From chemistry reactions to physics quirks, these jokes…

The Times of India

Meet Ankur Nagpal: Serial entrepreneur whose 2021 social media post is creating major visa abuse controversy

A 2021 post by Indian-origin entrepreneur Ankur Nagpal is at the center of a major controversy as an investigative report flagged his post as visa abuse. Nagpal wrote that if anyone was trying to immigrate to the US on an O-1 visa and needs some references, they can reach out…

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Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week

The latest top five opportunities on Motorsport Jobs for this week have just landed. To discover your perfect job in motorsport, find out more here

AAP

Aussies to build GPS alternative for self-driving cars

Cars, rockets and mining vehicles could drive themselves even when the global positioning system goes dark if a Sydney company succeeds in its mission.

Tom’s Guide

Stop cutting your daffodils wrong — here’s how to make them last twice as long

Learn five simple tips that extend the vase life of cut daffodils and keep them fresh longer

The Independent UK

The best flowers to grow for cutting

Broadcaster, plantswoman and author Sarah Raven offers tips.

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