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Teen shot twice while driving through Sydney streets in terrifying ambush
The article text provided does not contain the actual story content — only the Daily Mail website’s navigation menu and a list of unrelated headline links were captured. No details about the reported shooting of a teenager in Greenacre, Sydney, are present in the supplied text, so a factual summary of the incident cannot be…
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Irish boxer Reeves ‘making progress’ in hospital
Irish boxer Lee Reeves is showing signs of improvement in hospital, according to promoter Frank Warren, days after he was knocked out and stretchered from the ring during a title fight in Dublin. The 31-year-old’s condition had initially been described as “critical but stable”, raising serious concern for his welfare following a brutal defeat, though…
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From homelessness to vindication: Here’s why the brave consultant who exposed shocking failures in children’s mental health services welcomes the chance to meet Taoiseach
An Irish healthcare consultant who blew the whistle on serious failures in children’s mental health services, and who reportedly faced homelessness as a result of speaking out, has welcomed the opportunity to meet Ireland’s Taoiseach following vindication of their concerns. The case highlights the personal cost often borne by whistleblowers in the health sector and…
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McConnell announces discharge from rehabilitation center
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied. I cannot reliably summarise the reported announcement without the article’s contents. The headline indicates that Mitch McConnell announced he had been discharged from a rehabilitation centre, but it provides no verified details about his condition, treatment or timing.
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AI is now making new viruses
Researchers at Stanford University and the Palo Alto-based Arc Institute have used artificial intelligence models to design new viruses capable of infecting and reproducing inside bacteria, according to a study published in the journal Science. The work, carried out with careful safeguards, could pave the way for advances in gene therapy and biotechnology, but it…
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Perez Hilton’s Children Were Inside Home Minutes Before Disturbing Livestream, Family Says
Perez Hilton’s family has revealed that his three children, along with his niece and sister, were inside his home just minutes before he began a disturbing livestream showing acts of self-harm. In a statement posted to Hilton’s website, the family said they fled the property to shield the children once it became clear he was…
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10 Most Intense Movies of the 21st Century
This Collider feature counts down what its writer considers the ten most intense films of the 21st century, arguing that intensity isn’t the same as extremity or big budgets, but rather a matter of content, tone or execution. The author notes that bigger-budget remakes, such as those of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills…
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Large genome models used to design new viruses
Researchers at Stanford have used large genome models to generate new versions of bacteriophages—viruses that infect bacteria—based on the well-studied ΦX174 virus. The work suggests that AI systems trained on DNA can produce complete, functional-looking viral genomes rather than only individual genes, raising both scientific opportunities and longer-term biosecurity concerns. The models, Evo 1 and…
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FDA approves first-ever mRNA flu vaccine for millions of older Americans
The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Moderna’s mRNA-based flu vaccine, the first influenza jab to use the messenger RNA technology behind its COVID-19 vaccine. The approval marks a significant shift in flu prevention, extending the mRNA platform beyond COVID-19 and offering a new option for older adults, who face higher risks from seasonal…