Chinese Mainland Internet Users Top 1.12B as AI Adoption Soars
By June 2025, the Chinese mainland boasted over 1.12 billion internet users, with rural and senior uptake rising and a surge in digital exports from online literature to AI.
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Earthquakes Fuel Deep-Earth Life: Hidden ‘Power Grid’ Uncovered
New research shows earthquakes generate hydrogen and electrons that power subterranean microbes, revealing an underground ‘power grid’ and guiding the search for life on Mars.
Iran Vows to Maintain Nuclear Enrichment Despite US and Israeli Strikes
Iran’s foreign minister says enrichment is unstoppable after US and Israeli strikes damaged key nuclear sites, framing it as both scientific achievement and national pride.
US Stocks Close Mixed as Big Tech Earnings Season Gets Underway
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Over 230,000 Pages on MLK Assassination Investigation Unveiled
The U.S. released over 230,000 pages on Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination investigation, revealing FBI memos, leads, and new insights into a landmark case.
Thousands of Federal Troops Withdrawn from Los Angeles Amid Protests
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Brazil’s New Bill Risks Speeding Up Amazon Deforestation
Environmentalists warn a new congressional bill could accelerate Amazon deforestation, raising concerns about climate, biodiversity, and local communities.
U.S. Revokes Visa of Brazilian Supreme Court Judge, Deepening Tensions
U.S. revokes visa of Brazil’s Supreme Court judge prosecuting ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, intensifying diplomatic strains.
Texas Floods Spark Calls for Emergency Overhaul
One of Texas’s deadliest floods this month has ignited calls for stronger emergency preparedness, as residents criticize Gov. Abbott’s response and FEMA’s readiness amid budget cuts.
Lima’s New Airport Aims for Continental Hub Status
Lima’s new airport terminal is three times larger than the old one, positioning the city as a future hub to rival Bogota and São Paulo.