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Teen From Dublin Wins Global Science Award

June 26, 2026

A young scientist from Dublin has taken home the third prize at the world’s largest science competition, beating 1, 800 entries chosen from over 60 countries. The award was for a project in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics that earned her $1, 200. Her invention is a wearable device that moni

politics

Cutting Funding for Medical Science: What Comes Next?

June 26, 2026

The new rule could lock in the Trump era’s habit of slashing money for health studies. It would let Republican officials stop grants from many federal agencies, a move that worries scientists in Maryland and beyond. The change is more than paperwork; it could freeze innovation for years. Congr

business

Luciano Novia: Turning Swiss Water Tech into a Global Growth Engine

June 26, 2026

Luciano Novia has spent his career spotting opportunities before they hit the mainstream. From banks to gyms, he has turned ideas into businesses that can scale. Today he co‑founds Evodrop AG, a Swiss company that cleans water for homes and offices worldwide. Novia began in finance, managing insura

business

Germany’s Big Move in Medical Research Tools

June 26, 2026

A major German company just spent over eleven billion dollars to buy a smaller U. S. firm that makes lab supplies for scientists. The buyer, Merck, is paying seventy-three dollars for each share of Bio-Techne, which is twenty-four percent more than the price Bio-Techne closed at just the day before.

sports

A New Linebacker Joins Michigan’s Growing 2027 Class

June 26, 2026

Michigan football just added another key player to their 2027 roster, and this one comes from deep in the heart of Mississippi. Frederrick Ford, a four-star linebacker from Greenwood High, chose the Wolverines over four other SEC rivals on June 25. The decision wasn’t made lightly—he took official v

crime

A Deadly Night in Sunnyside: The Mystery of a Stolen Car and a Murdered Man

June 25, 2026

A routine call to a car fire on August 15, 1994, at 830 Howard Ave. in Sunnyside turned into a nightmare when firefighters found a charred body wrapped in a rug inside the vehicle. The victim, a white male aged 35‑40, was bound with an electrical cord in a hog‑tie position and had been shot several

health

Timing Tricks: How the Time of Day May Change Cancer Treatment Success

June 25, 2026

New research once claimed that giving immunotherapy to lung cancer patients at specific times of day could improve outcomes. The study, a large phase‑three trial with over 1, 000 participants, was later withdrawn because the data were found to be unreliable. The decision to retract came after indepe

science

Celebrating a Yeast Gene Pioneer

June 25, 2026

A new honor goes to a scientist who has spent his career uncovering the secrets of yeast genetics. The award, given by a national genetics group, spotlights people who reach the mid‑career stage—up to fifteen years after starting their own lab. It was created in the early 1980s to reward membe

weather

Summer Heat Sets In: Michigan’s Weather Shift

June 25, 2026

Michigan is moving out of a cool spell into bright, sunny summer weather. The next week will bring scattered showers that fade by Thursday, followed by a dry stretch perfect for outdoor plans. A ridge of high pressure will push rain away, letting the state enjoy a long spell without thunderstorms un

health

Checking how well early health checks could work in doctor’s offices

June 25, 2026

Doctors often skip checking basic health signs like heart rate or blood pressure because visits run short and every minute counts. A small trial looked at whether measuring these signs before the doctor even walks in the room could save time and improve care. The idea sounds smart: if nurses or assi