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New research pins fertility suppression on olfactory signaling, rewriting a decades-old idea about naked mole-rat hierarchy.
Andy Burnham pledged to stop factional infighting, but allies say his first reshuffle looked anything but.
After announcing a VAT cut on household electricity, Burnham used his first cabinet to force cost-of-living action.
In his opening day as PM, Burnham moves fast inside Number 10, but the election clock keeps ticking.
Behind Nate’s buried-alive scene, Elordi details the real physical torture that producers asked him to endure.
A London robotics startup just banked $152 million, and industrial partners like Bosch are lining up to scale hardware manufacturing.
Parents can link teen accounts, get weekly activity emails, and disable features like Whispers and DMs.
A federal Medicaid funding freeze raises compliance, cash-flow, and legal-risk questions for states running public health insurance.
Notaries can’t issue extracts or register mortgages while ANCPI rebuilds systems ahead of a VAT hike deadline.
Universal’s R-rated, near-three-hour action-adventure scores $264.1M worldwide, including $139.6M international and $124.5M domestic.
Google told the court it is ready to carry third-party app stores starting Wednesday, July 22.
Two voice models, GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini, let ChatGPT listen and speak at once, plus stream longer reasoning.
