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How to double your dahlias – and get bumper blooms without buying any more plants

This simple flower growing trick will give you more dahlia flowers on every one of your plants

Homes & Gardens

'Stellar Dreams' project gifting 100 telescopes to 100 families (exclusive)

An interview with Raven Baxter and NASA's Ronald Gamble about the Stellar Dreams Project, which will give 100 telescopes to 100 families.

Space

What to do with foxgloves after flowering - and it all depends on the type you have

Don't let these bell-shaped blooms go to waste

Ideal Home

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How and when to harvest kohlrabi – the ideal time for the best flavor and texture

Our guide to everything you need to know about kohlrabi harvesting

Homes & Gardens

Science Buddies: How to Use It to Teach Science

Science Buddies is the ultimate science project assistance tool for students and teachers

Tech&Learning

OPINION - In this brave new world, we need imagination — and to invest in the arts

There is a crisis in arts education in schools in the UK. A new government, educationalists and industry must address it soon otherwise it will become terminal. For too long the rounded and balanced education that every child deserves — and positively thrives on — has been undermined by an…

Evening Standard

Australia’s key program for gender equity in STEM was scrapped last week. This could actually be good news

Last week, Science and Industry Minister Ed Husic announced with little fanfare that the position of Australia’s Women in STEM Ambassador would be discontinued, effective three days later.

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How to Grow and Care for Colorful and Bold Petunias — According to Experts

Known to grow in an abundance of beauty, these blooms are perfect if you're looking for colorful but low maintenance flower beds

Livingetc

How to support peonies – and stop these glorious garden blooms from flopping over

Discover 7 innovative and expert ways to support your peony plants and prevent these stars of the garden from falling

Homes & Gardens

Najiba Benabess Surpassing AI Outreach with the Launch of Her Irreplaceable Human Intelligence Book

Many thought leaders, educators, and STEM catalysts have embarked on a mission to scrutinize the challenges and benefits of AI, and Najiba Benabess, a seasoned Dean passionate about education, is one of them.

International Business Times

UN Security Council Extends South Sudan Arms Embargo

The UN Security Council overcame resistance from several countries on Thursday and extended an arms embargo and sanctions imposed in an effort to stem violence in South Sudan.

International Business Times

UN Security Council extends South Sudan arms embargo

The UN Security Council overcame resistance from several countries on Thursday and extended an arms embargo and sanctions imposed in an effort to stem violence in South Sudan.

Radio France Internationale

Did pandemic lockdowns stunt kids' immune systems long-term?

Common illnesses spiked in kids as COVID-related social distancing policies were lifted. But experts say this doesn't reflect a long-term change in children's immune systems.

LiveScience

What is pinching out plants? Plus how to do it and why it's important

Follow our expert pinching tips for more healthy and productive plants

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What to do with foxgloves after they finish flowering – advice from a professional gardener

With the right care, you can keep your foxgloves flowering for longer and ensure that foxgloves fill your borders next year

Cycling Weekly

I've tried every type of 'gravel bike suspension' going - here's what I really think of these systems, as a pro mechanic

Gravel bikes are becoming more and more capable, but, do they really need more squish? Mechanic Glen Whittington has tested most systems on the market, and says, 'it depends'

The Independent UK

The Big Lunch: Six recipes for a stunning summer street party

This year’s Big Lunch (1-2 June) is set to be the biggest, and greenest, yet. With recipes from Prue Leith, Clodagh Mckenna and more, here’s everything you need

The Canberra Times

Public sector STEM roles under threat with wages 'in the slow lane'

Private companies grab the best talent with richer inducements.

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Cycling Weekly

Merida Scultura 6000 Di2 offers impressive spec and performance at a remarkable price

World Tour race bike with electronic gearing delivered at an affordable price point

TechRadar

Apple’s Logic Pro for iPad's upgrades aren’t just AI-buzz – here's my verdict on a week with the new tools

I spent a week with Logic Pro for iPad 2, putting the app through its paces and focusing my time on the new AI-infused features. Here's what I think of them

LiveScience

In a 1st, scientist grow mini brains with functional blood-brain barriers

New "assembloids" grown from stem cells offer a tiny, working model of the blood-brain barrier.

Android Central

Samsung's next Galaxy Buds might borrow a design cue from Apple's AirPods

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 are rumored to have a big design overhaul and better call quality.

Ideal Home

Can you take cuttings from peonies? Yes, as long as you follow this step-by-step guide

There are a few things you need to know before getting too scissor-happy

RideApart

Action Sports Legend Travis Pastrana Is Trying To Rebuild His Body Through Stem Cells

In a personal vlog, Travis Pastrana opens up about how his many injuries have affected his day-to-day life, and how he's working on rebuilding it through stem cell treatments.

Latin Times

White House prepares further changes to asylum rules to quicken removal of migrants

The change would allow for certain people to be processed through the asylum system first rather than going to the back of the line

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