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Researchers frame the idea with a line from a politician character played by Al Pacino in the 1996 film City Hall: “A man’s stature is determined by his enemies, not his friends.”
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For decades, doctors have warned that carrying extra weight raises cancer risk. A new study suggests the real danger may have been undercounted.
Baseball’s Star Hitters Strike Out With Robot Umpires, Data Shows
July 20, 2026
A new study finds Korea’s automated ball-strike system erased the favorable calls star batters once got from umpires.
Saffron Could Help Fight Fatty Liver Disease
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Researchers have identified a molecule called Crocin II, derived from saffron, that appears to reduce fat buildup in the liver by targeting and helping break down a protein linked to the disease.
A 2001 Rule Protects 25 Million Americans’ Water. It Might Not Survive 2026
July 20, 2026
In June 2025, the Trump administration signaled that it intends to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which shields roughly 60 million acres of National Forest land from road building and logging.
Medical Milestone In Space: First X-Rays Of Astronauts In Orbit Successfully Captured
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Space medicine just moved past ultrasound. Fram2 astronauts took the first orbital X-rays, and radiologists rated nearly every image diagnostic-quality.
Burnt Wooden Beams From Destruction Of Jerusalem During First Temple Period Discovered
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A remarkable discovery was made recently at a dig in the Givati Parking Lot within the Jerusalem Walls National Park: massive wooden beams that were burned during the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE.
What 110,000 Rejected Papers Reveal About Science’s Biggest Journals
July 20, 2026
Getting a paper published in one of the world’s most selective science journals is supposed to be a pure meritocracy, the best science wins, full stop. Is that reality?
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