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McEwan's "What We Can Know": A Novel of Nostalgia and Liberal Partiality
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a post-catastrophe Britain reduced to a fragmented archipelago, where a literature professor's obsessive search for a lost poem reveals a nostalgic and potentially unreliable perspective on the early 21st century.
McEwan's "What We Can Know": A Novel of Nostalgia and Liberal Partiality
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a post-catastrophe Britain reduced to a fragmented archipelago, where a literature professor's obsessive search for a lost poem reveals a nostalgic and potentially unreliable perspective on the early 21st century.
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Sci-Fi Thriller "The Astronaut" Falls Short of its Potential
In Jess Varley's "The Astronaut," NASA pilot Captain Sam Walker crash lands and develops strange abilities while quarantined, leading to pacing issues and an unsatisfying climax despite strong performances.
Sci-Fi Thriller "The Astronaut" Falls Short of its Potential
In Jess Varley's "The Astronaut," NASA pilot Captain Sam Walker crash lands and develops strange abilities while quarantined, leading to pacing issues and an unsatisfying climax despite strong performances.
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Wales Halts Plan to Replace Separate Science GCSEs with Double Award
Wales has postponed a plan to replace separate GCSEs in chemistry, physics, and biology with a double science GCSE, following concerns and differing views on the best approach to science education for 14-16 year olds.
Wales Halts Plan to Replace Separate Science GCSEs with Double Award
Wales has postponed a plan to replace separate GCSEs in chemistry, physics, and biology with a double science GCSE, following concerns and differing views on the best approach to science education for 14-16 year olds.
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24% Bias Score
World-First Chlamydia Vaccine Approved for Koalas
Australia has approved a world-first single-dose vaccine for koalas to combat chlamydia, a leading cause of death among the marsupials, with trials showing a 64% reduction in chlamydia-related deaths.
World-First Chlamydia Vaccine Approved for Koalas
Australia has approved a world-first single-dose vaccine for koalas to combat chlamydia, a leading cause of death among the marsupials, with trials showing a 64% reduction in chlamydia-related deaths.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment: 1.5 Million at Risk from Rising Sea Levels by 2050
A landmark climate report warns that 1.5 million Australians in coastal areas face rising sea level risks by 2050, alongside increased threats from floods, cyclones, heatwaves, droughts, and bushfires, demanding urgent emissions reduction.
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment: 1.5 Million at Risk from Rising Sea Levels by 2050
A landmark climate report warns that 1.5 million Australians in coastal areas face rising sea level risks by 2050, alongside increased threats from floods, cyclones, heatwaves, droughts, and bushfires, demanding urgent emissions reduction.
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20% Bias Score
SpaceX Launches Upgraded Cygnus Spacecraft to ISS
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched an upgraded Northrop Grumman Cygnus spacecraft on Sunday, carrying over 5 tons of supplies and spare parts to the International Space Station, arriving four days after a Russian Progress cargo ship.
SpaceX Launches Upgraded Cygnus Spacecraft to ISS
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched an upgraded Northrop Grumman Cygnus spacecraft on Sunday, carrying over 5 tons of supplies and spare parts to the International Space Station, arriving four days after a Russian Progress cargo ship.
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Near-Earth Asteroid 2025 FA22 to Make Close Approach
On September 18, 2025, the 530-foot-diameter asteroid 2025 FA22 will safely fly past Earth at twice the Earth-moon distance, a relatively close encounter for an object of its size.
Near-Earth Asteroid 2025 FA22 to Make Close Approach
On September 18, 2025, the 530-foot-diameter asteroid 2025 FA22 will safely fly past Earth at twice the Earth-moon distance, a relatively close encounter for an object of its size.
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The Pill: Benefits, Risks, and Neurological Effects
This article examines the contraceptive pill's mechanism, benefits (reduced menstrual symptoms, improved skin, migraine relief, and lower cancer risk), risks (slightly increased thrombosis risk and potential mood changes), and ongoing neurological research into its brain effects.
The Pill: Benefits, Risks, and Neurological Effects
This article examines the contraceptive pill's mechanism, benefits (reduced menstrual symptoms, improved skin, migraine relief, and lower cancer risk), risks (slightly increased thrombosis risk and potential mood changes), and ongoing neurological research into its brain effects.
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20% Bias Score
Novel Polymer Trap Shows Promise Against Type 2 Diabetes and Fatty Liver Disease
Canadian researchers developed a biodegradable polymer that traps D-lactate, a gut bacteria byproduct linked to type 2 diabetes and fatty liver disease, in obese mice, improving blood sugar control and liver health without dietary changes.
Novel Polymer Trap Shows Promise Against Type 2 Diabetes and Fatty Liver Disease
Canadian researchers developed a biodegradable polymer that traps D-lactate, a gut bacteria byproduct linked to type 2 diabetes and fatty liver disease, in obese mice, improving blood sugar control and liver health without dietary changes.
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Tooth Implant Restores Sight in Man Blinded by Drug Reaction
Brent Chapman, blinded at 13 by a severe drug reaction, regained his sight this year through a rare procedure involving implanting his own tooth into his eye, a procedure known as osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis.
Tooth Implant Restores Sight in Man Blinded by Drug Reaction
Brent Chapman, blinded at 13 by a severe drug reaction, regained his sight this year through a rare procedure involving implanting his own tooth into his eye, a procedure known as osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis.
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Australia Approves World-First Chlamydia Vaccine for Koalas
Australia's veterinary regulator approved a world-first single-dose chlamydia vaccine for koalas, aiming to curb the disease's devastating impact on the endangered marsupial population, with the vaccine showing at least a 65% reduction in mortality.
Australia Approves World-First Chlamydia Vaccine for Koalas
Australia's veterinary regulator approved a world-first single-dose chlamydia vaccine for koalas, aiming to curb the disease's devastating impact on the endangered marsupial population, with the vaccine showing at least a 65% reduction in mortality.
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16% Bias Score
West Nile Virus Cases Surge 40% Above Average in US
As of early September, the U.S. has reported approximately 770 West Nile virus cases, exceeding the average by roughly 40%, with nearly 500 classified as severe, prompting health concerns.
West Nile Virus Cases Surge 40% Above Average in US
As of early September, the U.S. has reported approximately 770 West Nile virus cases, exceeding the average by roughly 40%, with nearly 500 classified as severe, prompting health concerns.
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24% Bias Score
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