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Scientists Demonstrate Negative Time in Quantum Experiments at Toronto Lab
University of Toronto researchers observed “negative time” in photons through quantum experiments. Led by physicist Daniela Angulo, the study measured interactions between light and matter, revealing energy state changes in less than zero duration. While it challenges traditional time concepts, the findings remain consistent with Einstein's rel...
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Ocean Heat Behind Helene Made 500 Times More Likely By Climate Change
Climate change intensified Hurricane Helene's rainfall and winds, amplifying its devastation, a new rapid analysis found.
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WeWork, Once A $47 Billion Giant, Files For Bankruptcy In US
Former high-flying startup WeWork Inc. filed for bankruptcy, marking a fresh low for the co-working company that struggled to recover from the pandemic and its failed initial public offering in 2019.
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians Teaser Offers First Look at Camp Half-Blood
Percy Jackson and the Olympians got a teaser at the D23 Expo. Disney unveiled the teaser for its upcoming soft-reboot series, following the titular Jackson, as he joins Camp Half-Blood, coming to terms with being a demigod. The eight-episode adaptation is being overlooked by Jonathan E. Steinberg in collaboration with original author Rick Riordan. ...
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Percy Jackson Disney+ Series Casts The Adam Project's Walker Scobell in the Lead: Report
Walker Scobell, who was recently seen in Netflix's The Adam Project, has been cast in the titular role of the Disney+ series Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
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Not Deleting Facebook? Here's How You Can Protect Your Kids.
It becomes almost routine: Snap a picture of the kids, crop and edit it, share it on Facebook. Repeat.
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'I Thought it Was a Condom Wrapper:' How an Olympian Got (Part of) His Gold Medal Back
Joe Jacobi had won the gold medal as a slalom canoeist in the 1992 Barcelona Games but it was stolen from his car outside an Atlanta restaurant earlier this month
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Wimbledon 2015: Ten Talking Points - What We Learned And What To Expect
Heather Watson has shown she can mix it with the best, while Rafael Nadal continues his slump on grass and can Jelena Jankovic finally win a Grand Slam?
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Will Wimbledon be Step or Stumble on Serena Williams' Historic March?
The world No. 1 heads to SW19 hoping to complete the third leg of a calendar Grand Slam and the weight of expectation may be the greatest threat to her.
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Israeli NGOs Feel the Heat From Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's New Government
On a backstreet in Jerusalem sit the sparse offices of B'Tselem, an Israeli organisation that has long been a bane of successive governments, tirelessly flagging military abuses in occupied Palestinian territory.
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Two Soldiers Killed Fighting for Israel Were US Citizens
A woman who answered the telephone at a business owned by Carmeli's parents in South Padre Island said they were on their way to Israel on Sunday night.
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Candy Crush maker King in $500 mn Wall Street debut
King Digital Entertainment raised a sweet half-billion dollars on Wall Street, and now it is time for the market to show its taste for the makers of mobile game Candy Crush.
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Jury finds SAC trader guilty of insider trading
Prosecutors lacked the incriminating wiretaps that underpinned past insider trading cases. The emails pointed to no smoking gun. And the government's star witness, a felon who testified to avoid prison time, fumbled his way through five days of cross-examination.
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Sports agent who inspired`Jerry Maguire' files for bankruptcy
Sports agent Leigh Steinberg filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, saying he takes responsibility for debts of several million dollars.
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Cardiology expert testifies in Jackson doctor case
Prosecutors have called a cardiologist as an expert to testify against the doctor charged in Michael Jackson's death.
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Scientists Demonstrate Negative Time in Quantum Experiments at Toronto Lab
University of Toronto researchers observed “negative time” in photons through quantum experiments. Led by physicist Daniela Angulo, the study measured interactions between light and matter, revealing energy state changes in less than zero duration. While it challenges traditional time concepts, the findings remain consistent with Einstein's rel...
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Ocean Heat Behind Helene Made 500 Times More Likely By Climate Change
Climate change intensified Hurricane Helene's rainfall and winds, amplifying its devastation, a new rapid analysis found.
-
WeWork, Once A $47 Billion Giant, Files For Bankruptcy In US
Former high-flying startup WeWork Inc. filed for bankruptcy, marking a fresh low for the co-working company that struggled to recover from the pandemic and its failed initial public offering in 2019.
-
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Teaser Offers First Look at Camp Half-Blood
Percy Jackson and the Olympians got a teaser at the D23 Expo. Disney unveiled the teaser for its upcoming soft-reboot series, following the titular Jackson, as he joins Camp Half-Blood, coming to terms with being a demigod. The eight-episode adaptation is being overlooked by Jonathan E. Steinberg in collaboration with original author Rick Riordan. ...
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Percy Jackson Disney+ Series Casts The Adam Project's Walker Scobell in the Lead: Report
Walker Scobell, who was recently seen in Netflix's The Adam Project, has been cast in the titular role of the Disney+ series Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
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Not Deleting Facebook? Here's How You Can Protect Your Kids.
It becomes almost routine: Snap a picture of the kids, crop and edit it, share it on Facebook. Repeat.
-
'I Thought it Was a Condom Wrapper:' How an Olympian Got (Part of) His Gold Medal Back
Joe Jacobi had won the gold medal as a slalom canoeist in the 1992 Barcelona Games but it was stolen from his car outside an Atlanta restaurant earlier this month
-
Wimbledon 2015: Ten Talking Points - What We Learned And What To Expect
Heather Watson has shown she can mix it with the best, while Rafael Nadal continues his slump on grass and can Jelena Jankovic finally win a Grand Slam?
-
Will Wimbledon be Step or Stumble on Serena Williams' Historic March?
The world No. 1 heads to SW19 hoping to complete the third leg of a calendar Grand Slam and the weight of expectation may be the greatest threat to her.
-
Israeli NGOs Feel the Heat From Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's New Government
On a backstreet in Jerusalem sit the sparse offices of B'Tselem, an Israeli organisation that has long been a bane of successive governments, tirelessly flagging military abuses in occupied Palestinian territory.
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Two Soldiers Killed Fighting for Israel Were US Citizens
A woman who answered the telephone at a business owned by Carmeli's parents in South Padre Island said they were on their way to Israel on Sunday night.
-
Candy Crush maker King in $500 mn Wall Street debut
King Digital Entertainment raised a sweet half-billion dollars on Wall Street, and now it is time for the market to show its taste for the makers of mobile game Candy Crush.
-
Jury finds SAC trader guilty of insider trading
Prosecutors lacked the incriminating wiretaps that underpinned past insider trading cases. The emails pointed to no smoking gun. And the government's star witness, a felon who testified to avoid prison time, fumbled his way through five days of cross-examination.
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Sports agent who inspired`Jerry Maguire' files for bankruptcy
Sports agent Leigh Steinberg filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, saying he takes responsibility for debts of several million dollars.
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Cardiology expert testifies in Jackson doctor case
Prosecutors have called a cardiologist as an expert to testify against the doctor charged in Michael Jackson's death.
