Science

BBC — World Jun 11

Study reports climate change impacts on rare orangutan populations

A study has found that extreme weather events linked to climate change are threatening orangutan populations, with an estimated 7% of the world's rarest orangutans impacted. The findings underscore the ongoing challenges faced by these species in the context of climate change.

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The Hill Jun 11

NASA Administrator addresses all-male crew selection for Artemis III mission

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has responded to criticism regarding the all-male crew selected for the Artemis III mission. He expressed awareness of the public's disappointment and outrage over the decision, referencing his own experiences in space.

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New York Post Jun 10

Plastic surgeon in San Diego area prohibited from practicing after positive alcohol test

Dr. Abhay Gupta, a plastic surgeon in the San Diego area, has been ordered to stop practicing following a positive alcohol test while on probation. This decision raises concerns about patient safety.

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PBS NewsHour Jun 10

Ebola Outbreak in DRC and Uganda Escalates Amid Reduced USAID Support

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda is worsening, prompting concerns from experts about the potential for high mortality rates without enhanced intervention. Jeremy Konyndyk, president of Refugees International, discusses the implications of reduced USAID support.

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Ars Technica Jun 10

American Diabetes Association apologizes for ejecting scientists at annual meeting

The American Diabetes Association has apologized for the removal of five scientists from its annual meeting after they distributed a critical editorial about the Trump administration's effects on biomedical research. The incident has drawn significant backlash and involved prominent figures in the diabetes research community.

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Guardian — US Jun 10

Lawsuit Filed Against Land Swap Between Trump Administration and SpaceX in Texas

On June 10, 2026, environmental groups initiated a lawsuit to block a land swap between the Trump administration and SpaceX, claiming it would exacerbate ecological risks in Texas. The US Fish and Wildlife Service approved the exchange, which involves SpaceX trading its land for federal wildlife refuge land.

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Guardian — US Jun 10

Environmental Groups Sue to Block Land Exchange Between US Government and SpaceX

On June 10, 2026, environmental groups initiated a lawsuit against the Trump administration to block a land exchange with SpaceX that would transfer over 700 acres of wildlife refuge in Texas. The lawsuit claims that the deal would exacerbate ecological risks in a region already impacted by SpaceX's activities.

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cbsnews.com Jun 10

Discovery of Largest Whale Graveyard in Indian Ocean

Chinese researchers have identified the largest whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean, containing fossils that date back 5.3 million years. The discovery, made during submersible dives, reveals nearly 500 skeletons and suggests there could be over 10 million carcasses in the area, providing critical sustenance for deep-sea ecosystems. The findings highlight the ecological significance of whale falls in the ocean.

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The Hill Jun 10

State Enrollment Data Indicates Potential ObamaCare Coverage Losses

State enrollment data suggests that ObamaCare coverage losses may be more severe than anticipated due to Congress not renewing enhanced subsidies. An analysis from Georgetown University shows significant cancellations and non-payments among enrollees in several states.

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Scientific American Jun 10

Cold Fronts and Warm Air from Gulf of Mexico May Cause Severe Weather in the U.S.

Forecasters warn that the interaction between cold fronts and warm, humid air from the Gulf of Mexico may result in severe weather conditions in the U.S. This weather pattern is being closely monitored.

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New York Post Jun 10

Scientists find ancient whale graveyard with bones over 5 million years old

A team of scientists has uncovered a whale graveyard with bones dating back more than 5 million years. The area is populated by numerous creatures, such as sea cucumbers and squat lobsters, that thrive on the carcasses.

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Fox News — Latest Jun 10

Higher Death Rates Observed Among Americans Born After 1970

A Tufts University analysis reveals that Americans born after 1970 are experiencing higher death rates than previous generations, particularly from chronic illnesses and external causes. The study indicates a generational decline in life expectancy, exacerbated by factors such as rising obesity rates and the opioid epidemic. Researchers plan to further investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mortality trends.

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BBC — World Jun 10

Discovery of Five Million-Year-Old Whale Graveyard in Indian Ocean

A whale graveyard estimated to be five million years old has been found in the Indian Ocean. Researchers have expressed surprise at the scale and significance of the discovery.

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The Hill Jun 10

ACOG Releases New Maternal Vaccine Recommendations

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) has released a maternal vaccine schedule that diverges from CDC guidelines. The recommendations include four vaccines to be administered during pregnancy.

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Scientific American Jun 10

U.S. Scientists Report on Gene-Edited Embryos Using Precise Technique

U.S. scientists have announced the editing of human embryos not meant for pregnancies, employing a more precise gene-editing technique. This follows a previous report from a Chinese scientist about gene-edited babies that generated widespread ethical discussions.

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Guardian — US Jun 10

US Reports Over 2,000 Measles Cases in 2026

In 2026, the US has seen over 2,000 confirmed measles cases, nearing the total for all of 2025. The outbreak is linked to declining vaccination rates and misinformation, alongside challenges posed by federal funding cuts to public health.

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Guardian — US Jun 10

US Reports Over 2,000 Measles Cases in 2026

As of June 2026, the US has confirmed over 2,000 measles cases, nearing the total for all of 2025. The outbreak is linked to declining vaccination rates and misinformation, alongside challenges posed by federal public health funding cuts.

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Scientific American Jun 10

AI Evaluated on Research-Level Math Problems

A recent evaluation of AI's capabilities in research-level mathematics involved a set of problems known as "First Proof." The leading AI model achieved a score of six or seven correct answers out of ten.

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Ars Technica Jun 10

ACOG Releases New Maternal Vaccination Recommendations

The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) has issued new maternal vaccination recommendations that diverge from CDC guidelines. ACOG President Camille Clare highlighted the confusion caused by changing recommendations and misinformation surrounding vaccines during pregnancy.

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The Hill Jun 10

New World Screwworm Returns to the United States: Symptoms to Watch For

The New World screwworm has returned to the United States, prompting health officials to alert the public about potential infections in humans and pets. Symptoms include severe pain and swelling, and authorities are advising on prevention and treatment.

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