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Climate & Energy
The Six Tests That Will Decide Whether the Fossil Fuel Transition Is Real
A Swiss negotiator's six-point test for the fossil fuel transition roadmap reveals exactly how far the gap between climate pledges and climate action remains.
Health
The Only Licensed Drug for Dementia Agitation Is Riskier Than Doctors Assumed
A 165,000-patient UK study has found risperidone raises stroke risk in all dementia patients, not just those with prior heart disease, upending prescribing assumptions.
Policy
The Voter ID Vote That Was Never Meant to Pass
The SAVE Act was never going to pass. Senate Republicans scheduled the vote anyway, and that tells you everything about where American politics is heading.
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Health
The Protein Behind Diabetic Blindness Was Hiding in Plain Sight
A newly identified protein triggers diabetic blindness before symptoms appear, and blocking it in mice stopped the damage entirely.
Health
The Focus Supplement Linked to Shorter Lifespans in Men
A study of 270,000 people links higher tyrosine levels to nearly a year of lost life expectancy in men, raising urgent questions about the nootropic supplement industry.
Health
The Body Ages as a System, Not an Organ: What 7 Million Cells Reveal
A new cellular atlas of 7 million cells across 21 organs reveals that aging is a coordinated, system-wide process that begins far earlier than expected.
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Mobility
Lucid's Cosmos and Earth Are a Bet That Premium EVs Can Go Mainstream
Mobility
The EV Graveyard Is Growing, and Policy Whiplash Is Only Part of the Story
AI & Tech
Google's WAXAL Dataset Is a Small Fix for a Very Large Problem in African AI
Mobility
Volkswagen Renames the ID.3 and Adds Bidirectional Charging — But the Ghost of the Golf Looms
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Mobility
Rivian's R2 Bet and the Chevy Bolt's Return Signal a Pivotal Shift in Affordable EVs
Rivian's R2 and the reworked 2027 Chevy Bolt arrive at the same moment, and together they reveal how competitive pressure is slowly reshaping EV affordability.
Climate & Energy
COP31's Host Has a Fossil Fuel Problem — and It's Not Going Away
Turkey's COP31 presidency is condemning climate backsliding while shielding fossil fuels from scrutiny — and the contradiction could reshape the entire negotiation.