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Uber's $1.25 Billion Rivian Bet Could Reshape the Economics of Ride-Hailing
Uber's $1.25 billion commitment to Rivian looks like a fleet deal. The deeper story is what it signals about the future of gig work and EV economics.
Health
The Carbs You Choose May Be Quietly Shaping Your Dementia Risk
A long-term study links high-glycemic diets to greater dementia risk, and the implications stretch far beyond what's on your plate.
Health
WHO Nations Wrestle Over Who Owns a Pandemic's Most Valuable Resource
The fight over who owns pandemic pathogens and who profits from them is quietly shaping whether the world can respond fast enough next time.
Mobility
The EV Retreat: Why Automakers Are Pulling Back Just as the Stakes Get Higher
Automakers are canceling EVs at an accelerating pace, and the reasons reveal a feedback loop the industry spent years pretending wasn't there.
Health
The Parasite That Never Really Sleeps: Rethinking Toxoplasma in the Brain
A parasite carried by a third of humanity was thought to sleep quietly in the brain. New research shows it never really stopped moving.
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Libya Eliminates Trachoma, Reshaping the Fight Against Neglected Blindness
Libya's WHO-validated trachoma elimination is a genuine public health win, but the harder work of keeping it eliminated is only just beginning.
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Wild Blueberries Are Quietly Becoming One of Science's Most Studied Foods
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Stellantis Opens the Tesla Supercharger Door for Jeep, Dodge, and Ram EV Drivers
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Ukraine's Health System Is Being Dismantled, One Strike at a Time
Mobility
Consumer Reports Range Tests Reveal Which EV Brands Actually Deliver on Their Promises
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A Blood Test May Catch Parkinson's Decades Before the Tremors Begin
Scientists in Sweden and Norway found blood-based signals tied to DNA repair and cellular stress that may flag Parkinson's disease years before symptoms emerge.
Mobility
The Polestar 3 Is Quietly Rewriting What a Performance SUV Can Be
The Polestar 3 doesn't growl or scream like its rivals, but drivers who push it hard say it handles better than all of them.