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Ars Technica

Study Identifies Key Metrics for Measuring Urban Activity

A recent study outlines the concept of an "urban pulse," which measures the metabolic activity of cities through various metrics. Researchers suggest that understanding this pulse can aid in urban planning and decision-making for both governments and individuals.

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Ars Technica

Commonwealth Fusion Advances Plans for 400 MW Fusion Reactor

Commonwealth Fusion is progressing with its fusion reactor plans, specifically the ARC project, which follows the nearly complete SPARC reactor. The company has released peer-reviewed research detailing the design and operational models for ARC, emphasizing the use of advanced superconductors.

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PBS NewsHour

NASA announces crew for Artemis III mission

NASA has announced the crew members for the Artemis III mission, which is a key step in its plan to land astronauts on the moon. The announcement was made on June 9, 2026.

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Vox

FDA Approves New Sunscreen Ingredient Bemotrizinol in the US

The FDA has approved bemotrizinol, a new sunscreen ingredient, marking the first such approval in the US since the late 1990s. This ingredient is expected to provide broad-spectrum UV protection and address safety concerns associated with existing chemical sunscreens. DSM Nutritionals will have exclusive rights to sell the new formulation for 18 months.

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Ars Technica

NASA announces crew for Artemis III mission and timeline

NASA revealed the crew for the Artemis III mission on June 9, 2026. The mission will see the Orion spacecraft dock with lunar lander prototypes in low-Earth orbit, featuring an all-male crew with military experience.

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New York Post

NASA announces crew for Artemis III mission

NASA has revealed the crew for the Artemis III mission, a key step in its lunar exploration plans. This follows the successful Artemis II mission, which broke the distance record previously held by Apollo 13.

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Al Jazeera English

NASA selects astronauts for Artemis III mission set for 2027

NASA has revealed the astronauts chosen for the Artemis III mission, planned for 2027. This announcement follows concerns about the potential effects of the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion on the mission.

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PBS NewsHour

Study Calls for Clearer U.S. Drinking Guidelines

A study commissioned by the Biden administration recommends that U.S. drinking guidelines be clarified to suggest a maximum of one alcoholic drink per day. An official involved in the study has alleged that the Trump administration previously sidelined this research, a claim that has been denied by Trump administration officials.

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The Hill

Cleveland Clinic Settles with DOJ Over Gender-Affirming Care Investigation

The Cleveland Clinic has settled with the Department of Justice, agreeing to provide $2 million in care for individuals who detransition after receiving gender-affirming care as minors. This marks the second settlement of its kind involving a major health system.

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The Hill

FDA approves bemotrizinol as new sunscreen ingredient

The FDA has approved bemotrizinol as a new active ingredient in sunscreens, the first such approval in over 20 years. The ingredient is noted for its effectiveness against UV rays and minimal skin absorption.

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Washington Examiner

WHO and Africa CDC Launch $518 Million Ebola Response Program

The WHO and Africa CDC have launched a $518 million program to respond to the Ebola outbreak, which has seen increasing cases in the Congo and Uganda. The initiative emphasizes coordinated efforts among partner organizations and community engagement to effectively manage the outbreak. The U.S. has also committed additional funding to support the response.

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Washington Examiner

NASA Reveals Crew for Artemis III Mission

NASA has announced the crew for the Artemis III mission, set to launch in 2027 as part of its Artemis program aimed at returning astronauts to the moon. The crew includes Cmdr. Andre Douglas, Col. Frank Rubio, and Col. Luca Parmitano, led by mission commander Randy Bresnik. The mission will test key systems and operations necessary for future lunar landings.

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Ars Technica

Screwworm Cases Reported in the US, Human Risk Considered Low

The USDA has confirmed five cases of screwworm infections in the US, with one case involving a dog and the others in calves in Texas. The resurgence of these flies poses a significant risk to livestock and could have substantial economic implications for the cattle industry in Texas.

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The Hill

NASA announces crew for Artemis III mission

NASA has revealed the crew for the Artemis III mission, which will focus on testing equipment for moon missions in Earth's orbit. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to prepare for future lunar exploration.

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The Hill

NASA announces crew for Artemis III mission

NASA has revealed the astronauts selected for the Artemis III mission, which will focus on testing equipment intended for upcoming moon missions in Earth's orbit. This mission is part of NASA's broader efforts in lunar exploration.

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NPR — Top Stories

Research Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Tobacco Industry Practices

A recent study in the American Journal of Public Health explores the parallels between ultra-processed foods and the tobacco industry regarding production and marketing strategies. The findings suggest that similar tactics used in the tobacco industry may be present in the marketing of ultra-processed foods.

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NPR — Top Stories

Research Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Tobacco Industry Practices

A recent study in the American Journal of Public Health explores the parallels between the ultra-processed food industry and the tobacco industry, focusing on production techniques and marketing strategies. The findings suggest that both industries share common approaches to consumer engagement.

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Scientific American

Poll indicates low trust in CDC among Americans

A recent poll shows that only 12 percent of Americans have a high level of trust in the CDC's recommendations. This reflects a notable decrease in public confidence in the agency since 2025.

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