HealthApr 3
Health Officials Report Rise in Vaccine-Preventable Diseases Globally
Health authorities are documenting increases in deadly bacterial and viral infections as vaccination rates decline in multiple regions worldwide.
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AIApr 3
Google Releases Gemma 4 AI Models Under Apache 2.0 License, Arcee Unveils Trinity-Large
Google switched to permissive Apache 2.0 licensing for its new Gemma 4 AI models while startup Arcee released a 399-billion parameter reasoning model under the same license.
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TechnologyMar 25
Transportation and Energy Startups Secure Major Funding and Contracts
Several technology companies announced significant deals and funding rounds, spanning electric aviation, energy infrastructure, and manufacturing automation.
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FinanceApr 1
Private Sector Added 62,000 Jobs in March While Mortgage Refinancing Falls Sharply
ADP reported private sector job gains exceeded expectations in March, while mortgage refinance demand dropped over 40% in recent weeks.
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EntertainmentApr 23
Commentator Hasan Piker Makes Controversial Statements on Corporations and CEO Killing
Political commentator Hasan Piker made statements supporting piracy from corporations and defending the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect.
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TechnologyApr 8
Virgin Galactic Resumes Space Tourism Sales at $750,000 Per Seat
Virgin Galactic has resumed selling suborbital space flight tickets at $750,000 each, marking a $150,000 increase from previous pricing.
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HealthMar 29
US abortion rate remains stable despite state bans, report finds
New data shows abortion rates holding steady in the US as patients increasingly use telehealth and cross-state travel to access services.
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PoliticsApr 11
Wealth Tax Proposals Target Billionaires' Assets as Income Tax Alternative
California billionaires hold approximately $2 trillion in wealth that largely avoids income taxation, prompting proposals for annual wealth taxes.
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WorldMar 29
Princeton Student Released After 903 Days in Iraqi Captivity
Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Princeton doctoral student, was freed in September 2025 after being held hostage by an Iran-backed militia in Iraq for over two years.
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WorldApr 17
Students face security challenges accessing education in Nigeria
Nigerian students encounter violence and obstacles while pursuing education, including kidnappings and physical harm.
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HealthMar 17
Federal Judge Blocks Kennedy's Changes to Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
A federal judge temporarily halted Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s cuts to childhood vaccine recommendations and his reconstitution of a key advisory committee.
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SportsApr 23
Athletic Directors at Yale and Michigan Face Separate Workplace Culture Controversies
Former Yale hockey coach and Michigan athletic director address distinct workplace culture issues at their respective universities.
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WorldMar 5
Pentagon Investigating Deadly Strike on Iranian Girls' School That Killed Over 165
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says Pentagon is investigating Saturday strike on Iranian girls' school that Iranian officials report killed at least 165 students.
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OtherMar 13
CNN Issues Multiple Corrections Following New York Terror Attack Coverage Errors
CNN corrected reporting errors related to a New York City terror attack, including incorrectly identifying an official as a target of political violence.
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HealthMar 16
First Case of Severe Mpox Strain Detected in New York City
NYC health officials confirmed the first known case of mpox clade I in a person who had recently traveled internationally.
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