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Bangladesh army to form interim government amid deadly unrest

Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday as thousands of protesters defied a military curfew and stormed her official residence, sparking violence that killed at least 66 people according to local police and hospitals. Army chief Waker-Uz-Zaman confirmed in a televised address that Hasina had left the country and…

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Teaching STEM With Holograms

The University of Central Florida uses hologram technology to “beam” expert speakers into the classroom, help with engineering projects, and more.

Tech&Learning

Bangladesh students call for march to capital Dhaka a day after clashes kill nearly 100 people

Country has been engulfed by protests that began in July after students demanded scrapping of quota system for government jobs

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Anti-government protesters in Bangladesh plan to march to capital after a weekend of deadly clashes

Anti-government protesters across Bangladesh plan to march to the capital, Dhaka, on Monday after a weekend of violence that left dozens of people dead, as the military imposed a curfew for an indefinite period and authorities cut off mobile internet in an attempt to stem the unrest

The Independent UK

Star search busting one of the biggest myths in science

A nationwide search is on for a new generation of communicators, influencers and media commentators to promote science and tackle misinformation.

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'The Space Gal' Emily Calandrelli opens up about her coming Blue Origin flight (interview)

STEM advocate and space enthusiast Emily Calandrelli will fly to suborbital space with Blue Origin. She shares her story, and her excitement, with Space.com.

Space

How to get rid of brambles: an expert's guide for a spike-free garden

Brambles are one of the most unwelcome invasive plants, and with their spikey stems, it's important to know how to dispose of them safely and efficiently

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How to take cuttings from roses: propagation tips for growing new plants for free

Gardening experts share their advice on how to take cuttings from roses, depending on the season

Woman & Home

How to deadhead penstemon – gardening pros share tips for tidying up beardtongue

Help these pretty plants bloom for longer with this simple task

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Why the new Government must encourage the next generation of STEM careers

The Government's responsibility to encourage STEM careers.

TechRadar

How to propagate philodendron: 3 easy steps to take healthy cuttings from this characterful plant

House plant experts share their favorite methods of propagating Philodendron

Homes & Gardens

Mainstream Helmet Use Stemmed From the Death of This Famous Dude

The tragic death of Lawrence of Arabia brought about one good thing: the mainstream use of motorcycle helmets. Here’s a synopsis of how that came to be.

RideApart

Human origins tied to ancient jawless blood-sucking fish

Researchers have traced cell origins critical to vertebrate evolution by studying a group of primitive, bloodsucking fish called lampreys.

LiveScience

When to harvest acorn squash – the 3 vital signs of fully-ripe fruit

Expert tips to be certain your acorn squash are ready to harvest, and how to pick them to ensure the longest storage life possible

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Cancer drug may ease cognitive function for some with autism, says new research

According to recent research from the University of California San Diego, people with Rett syndrome, a rare disorder linked to autism, may find it easier to think when taking an experimental cancer treatment. Read further on Dynamite News:

International Business Times

America Needs A Modernized Lawful Migration Policy To Sidestep Labor Shortages And Economic Dips

Business immigration diversifies the workforce, increasing innovation, profitability, and cultivating global connections. However, the limitations of the existing immigration system are holding America back.

Homes & Gardens

7 beautiful flowering plants to stake – expert tips to keep blooms and vegetables thriving all summer long

Garden experts share flowering plants that benefit from a little extra support with staking throughout the summer season

Homes & Gardens

‘Little and often’ is the best way to cut back petunias for neat plants that bloom all summer long

A regular regime of pruning prevents legginess and promotes extended blooming - see when and how to cut back petunias

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Double your money: How to propagate a Chinese money plant

A step-by-step guide to propagation by division

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Umbilical cord stem cells donated in 2008 transform life of five-year-old boy with rare genetic disorder

Gunner Lewis-Vale’s parents say they are ‘eternally grateful to the incredible mother who donated their baby’s umbilical cord’

Space

Learn about Space with these awesome NASA education videos

If you're looking for some great STEM education ideas, this collection of videos and experiments from NASA will blow your mind.

LiveScience

'We can't answer these questions': Neuroscientist Kenneth Kosik on whether lab-grown brains will achieve consciousness

So much is still unknown about consciousness, nevermind whether brain organoids will achieve it, explains a leading neuroscientist.

France 24

FRANCE 24 exclusive report in Haiti: The Iron Grip of the Gangs

In Port-au-Prince, nearly three million people are living in the grips of an asphyxiating gang war. The crisis continues despite the arrival of the first Kenyan police officers as part of a UN-backed multinational force to stem the violence. Although this international effort offers a glimmer of hope, few residents…

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Global Computer Outage Linked To Crowdstrike Software Update

CrowdStrike's software update causes global computer outage on Windows systems, prompting swift response and highlighting cybersecurity challenges.

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No Pseudonymity in Libel Case Alleging False Domestic Violence Claims

From Doe v. Roe, decided today by the Ohio Court of Appeals, in an opinion by Judge Emanuella Groves, joined by Judges Eileen A. Gallagher and Sean Gallagher: Ms. Doe filed a seven-count complaint against the Roes … [alleging defamation, invasion of privacy, and related torts]…. The allegations stemmed from…

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