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World’s most powerful X-ray laser is working now in the U.S.
The world's most powerful publicly known X-ray laser at the US Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, two-mile-long, has fired its first pulses.
Meta company took action against a massive Chinese influence operation
Meta company detected and took down from Facebook this week “the largest known cross-platform covert influence operation in the world” linked to Chinese operators based on fake accounts.
The “Qakbot” malware platform was dismantled
An international law enforcement operation nicknamed Duck Hunt,which involved participation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation as well as agencies from France, Germany, the Netherlands, Britain, Romania and Latvia, had taken down the notorious "Qakbot" malware platform.
Several US government agencies were hit in a global hacking campaign
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said on Thursday that several US government agencies were hit in a global hacking campaign that exploited a vulnerability in the file transfer software MOVEit.
Google is rolling out access to Google Search Generative Experience
On May 25 Google began rolling out AI-powered search. The company announced Thursday morning that it’s opening access to Google Search Generative Experience (SGE) and other Search Labs in the US.
Scientists created a revolutionary „e-skin”
Scientists at Stanford University led by Professor Zhenan Bao have invented a revolutionary electronic skin (dubbed „e-skin”) with sensors for temperature, pressure and strain that enables amputees to obtain a sense of touch through the artificial limbs.
Entertainement News
The Regina Folk Festival in Canada at the52nd edition
The annual family-friendly Regina Folk Festival, featuring dozens of musicians, which celebrates the importance of music in the community, took place for three days of music, this weekend, in Victoria Park in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Elton John performed the last show
The British music legend Sir Elton John , 76-year-old, five-time Grammy winner, performed what he says was the last show on the final tour of his career Saturday night, in Stockholm, Sweden, after more than 50 years of live performances.
Singer Tina Turner died at 83
Singer Tina Turner died aged 83, Wednesday, at her home in Küsnacht, Switzerland, near Zurich.
Sports News
Luis Rubiales officially resigned as the president of the Spanish soccer federation
Luis Rubiales, 46, officially stepped down from his post as the president of the Spanish soccer federation (RFEF) on Sunday and as UEFA’s vice president.
Business News
Social ecommerce will be banned in Indonesia
The government in Indonesia is ready to introduce on Tuesday a regulation prohibiting tech giants from conducting e-commerce activities on their social media platforms due to concerns over monopolistic practices
Boeing discovered new technical issues at Starliner spacecraft
A Boeing official said Thursday that the company was "standing down" from an attempt to launch the Starliner spacecraft on July 21.
Disney company canceled plan to open a new campus in Florida
Disney announced on Thursday that it canceled plans for a new campus near Orlando, on Lake Nona region, Florida.
LVMH is the first European company to reach $500bn (£401bn) in market capitalisation
LVMH has become the first European company to reach a $500bn market value. A family group headed by Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, LVMH is now home to 75 iconic Maisons.
Life
Lamborgini is preparing a new, futuristic-looking luxury car, for 2024
Lamborgini will offer a new car, futuristic-looking vehicle, at 500.000 Euro, in 2024. The new hybrid is called Revuelto. It means “scrambled” or “turned” in Italian.
The head of famous Haigh Chocolates brand company in Australia died aged 93
John Haigh, the head of Australia’s oldest family owned chocolate company, Haigh Chocolates,
Recall initiated for more than 400 food products in America
A possible listeria contamination determined Baltimore-based Fresh Ideation Food Group LLC to initiate a recall for more than 400 food products on sale in several American states.
Science
The long way to solve the plastic waste emergency in the actual world
n 2001, a group of Japanese scientists led by Kohei Oda, a professor at the Kyoto Institute of Technology, discovered a bacteria which was eating plastic. These bacteria were doing much more than that, they appeared to be breaking down plastic fully and processing it into basic nutrients.
Big spider fossil discovered in Australia is an interesting thing to be studied
Scientists in Australia have discovered the fossil of a new genus of trapdoor spider believed to be 11 to 16 million years old.
NASA prepares TO deorbit the ISS in 2031
As part of its planned retirement by the end of this decade NASA issued a proposal for the development of the US Deorbit Vehicle (USDV), a spacecraft designed to safely deorbit the ISS
First orbital medical drugs factory denied return to Earth
US startup Varda Space Industries has successfully manufactured with robots crystals of HIV medication in space, becoming the first orbital factory.
Extraordinary archaeological discovery in Zambia transforms the current belief ancient humans
The world's oldest wooden structure Intentionally created roughly 476,000 years ago by Homo heidelbergensis was discovered by archaeologists working near Zambia's Kalambo Falls, along a riverbank.
Health
A new device is developed by scientists at Rice University to help cure cancer in 60 days.It’s an implant smaller than a crayon full of sensors which must be placed into the abdomen of patient.
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Bed bugs outbreak in Paris
Paris is battling against bed bugs and the situation is very serious.
13 people died in a nightclub fire in Spain
A fire at the Fonda Milagrosa nightclub and neighboring Teatre venue over the weekend killed at least 13 people, in Spain.
A suicide bombing attack in front of the Interior Ministry in Ankara, Turkey
Two police officers suffered non life-threatening injuries when two terrorists carried out a bomb attack on Ataturk Boulevard in front of Turkey’s Interior Ministry building in the Turkish capital Ankara ahead of the opening of parliament on Sunday.
Massive cannabis culture discovered inside an old store in Derbyshire, UK
Almost 1,000 cannabis plants spanning multiple floors, thought to be worth a whopping £1 million, were discovered by police inside an old Marks and Spence (M&S) store in Derbyshire.
News in USA
Two people and a dog were killed by a grizzly bear in Alberta’s Banff National Park
A grizzly bear attacked and killed a Canadian couple, common-law partners, and their dog, in Alberta's Banff National Park in the weekend.
Accident with anhydrous ammonia leak in Illinois
A semi-truck carrying thousands of gallons of anhydrous ammonia crashed on the weekend in Effingham County, Illinois. About 4,000 gallons of the toxic substance were released.
State of emergency over flooding declared in New York City
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A state of emergency was declared in the New York City over flash flooding. Many of the city's subway systems, streets and highways have flooded as up to 20 cm of rain water fell.
Will be shutdown the government in America ?
A government shutdown is possible in the U.S. as no agreement was reached yet. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are expected to feel the impacts of a shutdown if a deal isn't achived in time.
International News
International
The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to two scientistS who made possible the Covid-19 vaccine
Hungarian scientist Katalin Kariko and U.S. colleague Drew Weissman – involved in mRNA molecule discovery which was usd for production of Covid-19 vaccines won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2023.
International
Big explosion and fire near Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport
A powerful explosion followed by a large fire occurred on Thursday morning at a warehouse near Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport in city’s Sergeli district in Uzbekistan .
International
Coins with King Charles III will appear this year in Australia
The production of coins with King Charles III on them will begin by the end of this year in Australia. Some 200,000 to 300,000 coins will be printed.
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Bed bugs outbreak in Paris
Paris is battling against bed bugs and the situation is very serious.
13 people died in a nightclub fire in Spain
A fire at the Fonda Milagrosa nightclub and neighboring Teatre venue over the weekend killed at least 13 people, in Spain.
The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to two scientistS who made possible the Covid-19 vaccine
Hungarian scientist Katalin Kariko and U.S. colleague Drew Weissman – involved in mRNA molecule discovery which was usd for production of Covid-19 vaccines won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2023.
Two people and a dog were killed by a grizzly bear in Alberta’s Banff National Park
A grizzly bear attacked and killed a Canadian couple, common-law partners, and their dog, in Alberta's Banff National Park in the weekend.
A suicide bombing attack in front of the Interior Ministry in Ankara, Turkey
Two police officers suffered non life-threatening injuries when two terrorists carried out a bomb attack on Ataturk Boulevard in front of Turkey’s Interior Ministry building in the Turkish capital Ankara ahead of the opening of parliament on Sunday.
Many killed in a gold mine collapse in Zimbabwe
Eight people have died in collapse at Beyhose mine in the gold rich town of Chegutu, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) west of the capital, in Zimbabwe. Thirteen others managed to escape. 15 miners are still trapped underground.
Accident with anhydrous ammonia leak in Illinois
A semi-truck carrying thousands of gallons of anhydrous ammonia crashed on the weekend in Effingham County, Illinois. About 4,000 gallons of the toxic substance were released.
Massive cannabis culture discovered inside an old store in Derbyshire, UK
Almost 1,000 cannabis plants spanning multiple floors, thought to be worth a whopping £1 million, were discovered by police inside an old Marks and Spence (M&S) store in Derbyshire.
State of emergency over flooding declared in New York City
A state of emergency was declared in the New York City over flash flooding. Many of the city's subway systems, streets and highways have flooded as up to 20 cm of rain water fell.
The next step in cancer research is promising
A new device is developed by scientists at Rice University to help cure cancer in 60 days.It’s an implant smaller than a crayon full of sensors which must be placed into the abdomen of patient.
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Bed bugs outbreak in Paris
Paris is battling against bed bugs and the situation is very serious.
13 people died in a nightclub fire in Spain
A fire at the Fonda Milagrosa nightclub and neighboring Teatre venue over the weekend killed at least 13 people, in Spain.
The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to two scientistS who made possible the Covid-19 vaccine
Hungarian scientist Katalin Kariko and U.S. colleague Drew Weissman – involved in mRNA molecule discovery which was usd for production of Covid-19 vaccines won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2023.
Two people and a dog were killed by a grizzly bear in Alberta’s Banff National Park
A grizzly bear attacked and killed a Canadian couple, common-law partners, and their dog, in Alberta's Banff National Park in the weekend.
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