First US Bubble Barrier Planned for Michigan River
Lansing plans to deploy a Dutch Bubble Barrier in the Grand River, using air bubbles to trap plastic waste before it reaches Lake Michigan.
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Georgia Medicaid Autism Cuts Put Foster Kids at Risk
Amerigroup cut autism therapy reimbursement by 30% for Georgia foster children on Medicaid, and advocates warn 75% of clinics could close or stop serving them.
Florida Medicaid Fraud Crackdown Cuts $980 Million
Florida Medicaid fraud crackdown cut projected behavioral therapy spending by nearly $980 million, with more than 220 providers terminated for fraud, waste or abuse.
Voters to Decide 34 Data Center Ballot Measures
Voters in seven states will decide 34 data center-related ballot measures in November, as polling shows deep opposition to local AI data centers and Texas…
Kagan and Soai Win 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai share the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on molecular handedness that helps drugmakers build safer medicines.
Supreme Court Climate Case Jolted by Alito Recusal
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has recused himself from a high-stakes climate liability case involving Boulder, Colorado, just days before oral arguments.
Trump Urges GOP Midterm Wins at Ohio Campaign Rally
President Donald Trump rallied voters in Vandalia, Ohio, calling for GOP midterm wins while highlighting state investments and federal policy proposals.
Three Students Face Charges Over Threats Against Trump
Three University of South Alabama students face federal charges after allegedly posting social media threats against Donald Trump ahead of his Mobile rally.
Curiosity Rover Finds Unusual Disc-Shaped Rocks on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered mysterious disc-shaped rock features on Mars, prompting a new drilling campaign to analyze their mineral composition.
Andrew Bailey Leaves FBI Post
Outgoing FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey is stepping down after a little over a year to return home to Missouri and raise his four children,…
US Uncovers $500M in Federal Health Benefits Programs
The Office of Personnel Management identified roughly $500 million in fraud and waste within federal health benefits programs.
Arp 78 Peculiar Galaxy in Aries Explained
Explore Arp 78, a peculiar spiral galaxy in Aries located 100 million light-years away, featuring an overdeveloped arm shaped by gravitational tides.
