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The European Medicines Agency's (EMA) Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use recommended approval of lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable drug for HIV prevention, on Friday.

EU Regulator Backs Twice-Yearly HIV Prevention Injection

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Science Magazine Retracts 15-Year-Old 'Arsenic Life' Study

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Study: Google AI Overviews Cut News Site Audiences

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Meta Bans EU Political Ads Over New Transparency Rules

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Gene Edit Could Block Mosquitoes From Spreading Malaria

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Education

Columbia University has agreed to pay $200 million to the U.S. federal government over three years and $21 million to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to settle investigations into alleged violations of federal anti-discrimination laws.

Columbia Pays $221M to Settle Federal Antisemitism Claims

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US State Dept Opens Harvard Student Visa Investigation

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Australia Introduces Child Care Safety Bill After Abuse Scandal

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Trump Admin Launches Fourth Investigation Into George Mason University

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Columbia University Disciplines Dozens of Students Over Pro-Palestine Protest

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Research

On Wednesday, U.S. President Trump signed three executive orders focused on AI, with the goal of fast-tracking the development of data center infrastructure, encouraging the adoption of American technology and ensuring the neutrality of AI models.

Trump Signs Three AI Orders

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UK to Introduce AI Age Checks for Asylum Seekers

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UK Signs Strategic Partnership With OpenAI

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Report: Pro-Trump AI Botnet Exposes MAGA Division

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Study: Optimists Are Alike, Pessimists Are Unique

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Transportation

Vueling airline flight V8166 removed 44 French minors and eight adults from a Valencia, Spain, to Paris on Wednesday after what the airline described as "disruptive" behavior involving tampering with emergency equipment and interrupting safety demonstrations.

Airline Denies Students Removed from Flight for Being Jewish

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Australian Women Win Right to Sue Qatar Airways Over Strip Searches

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US House Heads for Early Recess

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Russian Plane Crashes in Far East, Nearly 50 Killed

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Stellantis Reports $2.7B Loss Amid Trump Tariffs Impact

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Computers & internet

The Novo Nordisk Foundation and Denmark's Export and Investment Fund announced an €80 million ($92.9 million) investment to establish QuNorth, a Nordic quantum initiative aimed at acquiring the world's most powerful commercial quantum computer named Magne.

Denmark Invests €80M in World's Most Powerful Quantum Computer

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Netflix Uses AI for First Time in Original Production

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OpenAI Plans AI Browser Launch to Challenge Google Chrome

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Dorsey Launches Bitchat, Bluetooth Messaging App

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Grok AI Chatbot Generates Antisemitic Content, Posts Deleted

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Communication

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly shared sensitive military information about March 15 strikes on Yemen's Houthi targets in a second private Signal chat group that included his wife, brother, and personal lawyer, according to multiple media reports.

Report: Hegseth Shared Yemen Strike Plans in Second Private Signal Chat

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Microsoft to Shut Down Skype

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Japan Launches World's First Wooden Satellite into Space

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Swedish Probe Clears Bulgarian Ship in Baltic Cable Damage

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Disintegrating Russian Satellite Forces ISS Astronauts to Take Shelter

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