Cancer and Nuclear Power Plants. The First Such Study in the 21st Century Sparked a Wave of Comments
A recent study shows that US counties closer to operational nuclear power plants have higher cancer mortality rates, but experts cast doubt on the findings.
New study proposes major shift in US-Israel strategic partnership approach
A new study suggests a transformative business model for the US-Israel strategic partnership post-October 7, 2023, aimed at enhancing security cooperation and technological advancements.
Did the black hole image deceive us? A recent study could overturn our perceptions of the structure of the Milky Way
A new study suggests that the object imaged as a black hole in the center of the Milky Way may not be a black hole after all, but rather a different structure mimicking its effects.
The USA may reimburse $175 billion if the Supreme Court overturns Trump tariffs, study says
The US Supreme Court is set to announce its decision regarding the legality of tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump, which could impact reimbursement claims from importers if overturned.
African state cancels US-funded vaccine study
Guinea-Bissau has canceled a US-funded hepatitis B vaccine study after the World Health Organization expressed ethical concerns about its design.
Piotr Arak: Instead of laying off people, AI adds more work to them
A new study reveals that the implementation of AI tools in the workplace has increased employee workloads rather than reduced them.
Hassett: 'Shame' the Federal Reserve's report on tariffs - 'The authors should be punished'
Kevin Hassett criticized a recent Federal Reserve report on tariffs, claiming it was the worst study he has ever seen and calling for punishment of its authors.
Why Trump's tariffs did not 'bend' China's export 'muscle'?
A study from the European Central Bank suggests that Trump's tariffs have had a limited impact on China's export capabilities, primarily due to other underlying economic factors.
China evades the tariff wall of the U.S. with massive shipments of goods to other destinations
China has offset a significant decline in its exports to the U.S. due to tariffs by increasing shipments to other regions, according to a European Central Bank study.
War on Day 1456: ISW reports that Russia limits airstrikes for fear of Trumpโs anger
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) claims that Russia is curbing its airstrike operations in an effort to avoid provoking US President Donald Trump amid ongoing talks surrounding the Ukraine conflict.
Study: Russian shadow fleet vessels are falsifying their flag state
A study by Finnish broadcaster Yle has revealed that vessels in the Russian shadow fleet are falsifying their flag state to transport oil, circumventing sanctions from the EU, UK, and US.
Man spent 93 days at the bottom of the Atlantic and became '10 years younger'
Retired US naval officer Joseph Dituri spent 93 days at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean for a study on underwater living effects, resulting in health improvements that made him appear ten years younger.
90% of Trump Tariffs Borne by the U.S., According to NY Fed Study, Contrary to Administration's Claims
A study from the New York Federal Reserve indicates that approximately 90% of the tariffs imposed by Trump are actually borne by American consumers and businesses, contradicting the Trump administration's claims.
Tariffs backfire against Americans, Trump begins to hold back: midterms create fear
The US President may be considering lowering tariffs on aluminum and steel due to concerns over the midterm elections, although this is denied by advisor Navarro, as a study reveals the negative impact of the trade war on American citizens.
Donald Trump's tariffs borne 90% by Americans, according to a study
A New York Federal Reserve study finds that nearly 90% of the economic burden from Donald Trump's tariffs has been shouldered by U.S. businesses and consumers.
90% of 'Trump Tariffs' Ultimately Burdened Americans
A study reveals that 90% of the tariffs imposed by former President Trump were ultimately paid by American businesses and consumers, contradicting Trump's claims that the costs would primarily be borne by foreign producers.
Scientists to Al Jazeera Net: Old Teeth Help Us Uncover Secrets of History
A recent study reveals that ancient teeth can provide valuable insights into the lifestyles and diets of people from the past.
New Study: Smart Underwear Measures Flatulence Frequency
A new US study using smart underwear has revealed surprising data about the frequency of flatulence experienced by humans daily.
Profile Picture Pseudoscience Reveals Salary Expectations and Neuroticism to Employers
A study by US scientists shows that LinkedIn profile photos can predict personality traits and salary expectations, cautioning employers against relying too heavily on these correlations.
ECB Study: Interest Rate Cuts Could Mitigate Tariff Effects
A study by the European Central Bank suggests that reducing interest rates could counterbalance the economic impact of U.S. tariffs imposed on European exports.
US transformers are ageing. Renewable energy could make things worse, China study finds
A Chinese study reveals that high integration of renewable energy could accelerate the aging of power transformers in the US by nearly a quarter due to increased stress from bidirectional power flow.
Covid, Ukraine and US tariffs cost Germany $1 trillion โ study
A study by the German Economic Institute reveals that Germany has incurred over $1 trillion in GDP losses since 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ukraine conflict, and US tariffs.
Trump has crossed the red line for many in Europe
A new study reveals increasing skepticism among Europeans towards the United States, fueled by President Trump's provocative stance towards Denmark and Greenland.
Climate change does not hit the U.S. equally, warns a new study
A study highlights that climate warming patterns vary across regions in the U.S., with 41 states experiencing different rates of warming, which should be considered in the development of adaptation and mitigation policies.
Russia wants to turn Ukraine into another Belarus, believes ISW
The Kremlin is seeking new arguments to persuade the US and Europe not to agree to security guarantees for Ukraine, with the ultimate goal of turning Ukraine into another Belarus, according to experts from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) who analyzed a recent interview by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov with Kremlin propaganda media RT.
What are letters for?
In the US, there is a significant backlash against the study of letters, reminiscent of the decline of church influence in education, as more people question their relevance.
Shocking study: Smoke from wildfires kills more than 24,000 Americans per year
A new study links smoke from wildfires to increased mortality and neurological conditions in the U.S.
Election officials keep quitting years after 2020, as new study flags ongoing turnover risk
A new study indicates that the turnover of local election officials in the U.S. has accelerated since 2020, with 50% of chief officials in the Western U.S. having left their positions.
Controversial Vaccine Study on Newborns in Guinea-Bissau Canceled
A controversial US-funded study on hepatitis B vaccines for newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been canceled following ethical concerns and criticisms regarding withholding an effective vaccine from a control group.
Controversial US study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa is cancelled
A US-funded study on hepatitis B vaccines in newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been halted due to widespread criticism and controversy.
International Relations: Strong China, Anxious Europe
A new study reveals that China's global influence is growing due in part to current US policies under President Trump, leading to a sense of insecurity within Europe.
Energy markets are political โ Venezuela is the latest proof
The article discusses how energy markets are increasingly seen as strategic assets rather than neutral commodities, using Venezuela as a case study amid US-China competition.
Generations and Fonts: Tell me how you type, and I will tell you who you are
A study explores how different generations, including Boomers, GenX, Millennials, and GenZ, interact with fonts, highlighting that the U.S. State Department is now required to use Times New Roman for official documents.
Alcohol: Is One Glass Not One Glass?
A study aimed at comparing the health effects of daily alcohol consumption versus abstinence faced scrutiny from the US National Institutes of Health.