U.S. Cuts $500M in Vaccine Research, Experts Sound Alarm
The U.S. cuts nearly $500M in funding for 22 vaccine research projects. Experts warn this move could heighten vulnerability to future pandemics and new COVID-19 variants.
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Tech Giants Turn to Renewables to Fuel AI’s Rapid Rise
As AI’s power needs soar, tech giants and U.S. utilities are racing to adopt alternative energy solutions that can sustain the AI revolution.
The Great Seed Thief: How a Fly Is Rewriting Plant Science
New research shows kleptoparasitic flies like Bengalia varicolor can disperse seeds by stealing food from ants, challenging long-held views on invertebrates’ role.
China’s Lanyue Lander Completes First Manned Lunar Landing and Takeoff Test
China’s space agency completed the first landing and takeoff test of its Lanyue manned lunar lander, marking a key milestone in the nation’s moon program.
Third-Warmest July on Record: Global Temps Dip Slightly but Remain High
July 2025 ranked as the third-warmest July on record at 16.68°C—slightly cooler than 2023 and 2024 but still 1.25°C above pre-industrial levels.
China Builds Future Space Hospital to Revolutionize Astronaut Health
China’s Shenzhen University and Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsatellites team up to build a future space hospital, boosting in-orbit medical monitoring, life support, and deep-space health research.
OpenAI Unveils Free, Downloadable Advanced Reasoning Models
OpenAI releases two free, open-weight AI models – gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b – optimized for advanced reasoning and laptop performance.
Future Science Prize Honors 8 Breakthroughs from Dinosaurs to Quantum Tech
The Future Science Prize on the Chinese mainland honored eight scientists for breakthroughs spanning dinosaur-to-bird evolution, topological electronics, and next-gen non-volatile memory.
WHO Warns: Chikungunya Hits 119 Countries
WHO warns chikungunya has spread to 119 countries, putting 5.5M at risk with major outbreaks in the Americas and Indian Ocean islands.
UNESCO Launches Kilimanjaro Expedition to Highlight Glacier Melting
UNESCO’s 50-member expedition heads to Mount Kilimanjaro to spotlight rapid glacier melting and its threat to water security for millions in East Africa.