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The Unseen Hand: How AI is quietly changing your favorite movies

June 23, 2026

Movies today aren’t just edited by humans—they’re getting a high-tech upgrade. Artificial intelligence is working behind the scenes to fix small mistakes, smooth out performances, and even adjust how actors deliver lines. The changes are so subtle that most viewers never notice them. But here’s the

health

Losing Someone Close: What Happens When Life Shifts Suddenly

June 23, 2026

Grief isn't just sadness—it’s a full-body experience. When someone dies suddenly, the world doesn’t just feel sad; it feels broken. A parent once described it like being yanked by an invisible force, something pulling them toward a truth they can’t escape. The ways grief shows up are messy, surprisi

politics

Australia and Canada team up for a radar system worth billions

June 23, 2026

A $1. 75 billion deal between Australia and Canada is making headlines—not just for its price tag, but for what it means for security in the Arctic. The agreement focuses on an advanced long-range radar system designed to detect threats beyond the horizon, something traditional radars can’t do well

politics

School struggles in Cuba due to fuel shortages

June 23, 2026

In western Cuba, six-year-old Axisa and seven-year-old Aron Alfonso are lucky—their dad rides them to school on horseback. But most kids aren’t so fortunate. A dying Soviet-era bus system means many children miss class entirely because teachers can’t even get to school. The problem? A U. S. oil bloc

health

Digital Tools for Joint Pain: Can AI Really Help?

June 23, 2026

Doctors often suggest starting with simple steps before surgery for people with hip or knee arthritis. These steps include learning about the condition, taking pain relievers when needed, and making small lifestyle changes. But many patients don’t stick with these plans long-term. Digital apps exist

politics

China Responds to U. S. Tech Sanctions with Export Restrictions

June 22, 2026

China has taken a firm stance against recent U. S. sanctions that limit Chinese tech firms from defense contracts. In a swift countermeasure, Beijing announced restrictions on the export of dual‑use goods to ten American companies tied to military activities. The list includes drone manufacturers an

science

Mountain Snow: Nature’s Chemical Diary

June 22, 2026

Snow that falls on high peaks keeps a record of the air it passes through. In the southern part of the Greater Caucasus, scientists have not yet mapped this record well enough. Researchers studied fresh snow, the yearly build‑up of snow, and long‑standing snowfields from 1, 838 to 2, 857 meters insi

crime

Kids Turning Into Voyeurs: A Growing Shock in Japan

June 22, 2026

Japan has long struggled with the problem of upskirting, but a new twist is making headlines: children themselves are now taking part in the crime. A six‑year‑old girl, later known only as Ayaka, was secretly filmed by her swimming teacher, a man who had been preying on children for more than ten ye

science

Boosting Protein Predictions with Synthetic Data

June 22, 2026

Data shortages make it hard to map how protein changes affect function and to build reliable models that predict these effects. A new idea called fitness translocation tackles this problem by creating fake variants for a protein of interest. The approach borrows information from proteins that

entertainment

New Frontiers in Sci‑Fi

June 22, 2026

Science fiction is often seen as a playground for wild ideas, but some novels go beyond imagination and reshape the whole genre. When a book wins top awards like the Hugo or Nebula, it usually signals that readers and critics are ready for something fresh. Take a story that asks whether gender matt