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White-collar workers are quietly rebelling against AI as 80% outright refuse adoption mandates

"AI didn't deliver," Johns Hopkins professor Steve Hanke told Fortune. "Welcome to the real world. Forget the AI bubble."

Fortune

Trump's Higher Education Crackdown at Year One: What Has Stuck, What Has Collapsed, and What Is Still Being Fought

One year into President Trump's second term, his administration's campaign to reshape American higher education has produced a mixed record — DEI bans largely blocked by courts but still enforced selectively, billions in research funding frozen at Harvard, Columbia, Johns Hopkins and Duke, visa revocations halted by injunctions, the SAVE…

International Business Times

There are proteins that are better for you. Here’s the foods that should be in your diet

Two-thirds of Americans’ daily protein already comes from meat

The Independent UK

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Having trouble falling – and staying – asleep? These techniques may help

Nearly half of American adults are waking up in the middle of the night

The Independent UK

Department of War to Cut Ties With 'Woke Breeding Grounds' Ivy League Universities

The Pentagon, led by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, has cut ties with several elite universities, citing ideological concerns. This move affects military education and funding.

International Business Times UK

Trump's Shocking Cognitive Slips 'Consistent With Dementia,' Claims Former Johns Hopkins Medical School Insider

A viral video claims Donald Trump's recent public appearances show signs of cognitive decline, sparking debate over his mental health.

International Business Times UK

Aaron Donald, Mark Ingram, Ndamukong Suh Headline College Football Hall of Fame Class

A group of 22 players and coaches are headed to Atlanta.

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‘It would be cheaper if I died:’ Cancer patients are battling insurance companies for their lives

IN FOCUS: EXCLUSIVE: Cancer patients, oncologists and advocates tell Rhian Lubin why the US health insurance system needs urgent reform, and is risking the lives of Americans fighting the disease

The Independent UK

Amazon's Massive $68 Million Program Will Pay Your PhD Tuition — Here's What You Need to Know

Amazon launched a $68 million AI PhD Fellowship supporting over 100 students at nine elite universities including Johns Hopkins, MIT, and Stanford. Fellows get full tuition, stipends, AWS credits, and mentorship from Amazon scientists to research machine learning, computer vision, and NLP.

International Business Times

Nike co-founder Phil Knight and wife give record $2B to Oregon cancer center, university says

An Oregon university says Nike co-founder Phil Knight and his wife Penny Knight have given a record $2 billion to its cancer center

The Independent UK

Stephen Miller’s legal group asks DoJ to look into ‘illegal DEI practices’ at Johns Hopkins

Trump adviser and white nationalist’s America First Legal requests enforcement actions against medical school

The Guardian - US

A robot might perform your next surgery

The robot performed with the expertise of a skilled human surgeon, researchers at Johns Hopkins University said

The Independent UK

Robot performs realistic surgery ‘with 100% accuracy’

The robot operated with the expertise of a skilled human surgeon, according to Johns Hopkins University researchers in the US.

Evening Standard

Robot surgery on humans could be trialled within decade after success on pig organs

AI-trained robot carries out procedures on dead pig organs to remove gall bladders without any human help

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Fortune

Newly minted PhDs in AI nabbing six- and seven-figure paydays

This is possibly problematic for academia.

Space

Astronomers see the 1st stars dispel darkness 13 billion years ago at 'Cosmic Dawn'

The CLASS telescope array has taken a fresh look at the infant universe to hunt for polarized light in the Cosmic Microwave Background that resembles light bouncing off a cosmic car hood.

The Independent UK

How AI could help stop the next pandemic before it starts

The artificial intelligence tool is the first to use large language modeling to predict infectious disease risk

The Independent UK

Measles vaccination rates drop after COVID-19 pandemic in counties across the US

Childhood vaccination rates against measles fell in the years after the COVID-19 pandemic in nearly 80% of the more than 2,000 U.S. counties with available data

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Marie Claire

11 Movie Filming Locations That Make Perfect Road Trip Destinations

Time to fill up the tank.

Fortune

How to turn white rice and bread into superfoods

Tapping into the resistant starch in bread, pasta, and white rice can quickly boost the nutrition of these carbs.

Bored Panda

23 People Share The Most Hard-To-Believe Facts That Are Actually True

Not everything that sounds right is true. And far from everything that sounds fake is false. Reality is—quite often—stranger than fiction.

Fortune

Private equity is eyeing your 401(k) plan

Former World Bank executive Jeffrey Hooke claims fund managers can attract capital without proven performance.

Bored Panda

Relatives Get Offended When Told They Can’t See The New Baby Unless They Update Their Vaccines

Who knew asking relatives to make sure their vaccinations were up to date would be taken as a personal attack? The post Relatives Get Offended When Told They Can’t See The New Baby Unless They Update Their Vaccines first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Independent UK

MAGA superfan Jesse Watters once again laments DOGE cuts that impact him

Johns Hopkins University announced staff layoffs as a result of massive funding cuts to federal aid programs – where Watters’s sister works

International Business Times

Johns Hopkins University Cuts Over 2,000 Jobs After Loss of $800M USAID Grants

Most of the layoffs will impact international employees, with 1,975 positions eliminated across 44 countries, along with 247 jobs in the U.S.

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