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Rafah Crossing Reopens for Limited Travel
International
about 3 hours ago
Sarah Lazow

Rafah Crossing Reopens for Limited Travel

Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt is set to resume limited travel on Monday, February 2, 2026, marking a significant step towards alleviating the territory's prolonged isolation as part of the US-brokered Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement. This initial reopening, supervised by a European Union Border Assistance Mission, will permit a limited number of Palestinians to cross daily, primarily those requiring urgent medical treatment abroad and residents returning home.

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Alcaraz Claims Historic Australian Open Title
Sports
about 7 hours ago
Sarah Lazow

Alcaraz Claims Historic Australian Open Title

Carlos Alcaraz made history by defeating Novak Djokovic to win his first Australian Open title, a monumental victory that also completed his career Grand Slam. At just 22 years old, Alcaraz became the youngest man in tennis history to achieve this remarkable feat, solidifying his status as a dominant force in the sport.

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Quantum Geometry Bends Electrons, Revolutionizing Tech
Science
about 11 hours ago
Sarah Lazow

Quantum Geometry Bends Electrons, Revolutionizing Tech

Scientists have made a groundbreaking experimental observation of a previously theoretical "quantum geometry" within materials, which significantly influences electron movement in a manner akin to gravity warping light. This pivotal discovery promises to revolutionize ultra-fast electronics and quantum technologies by offering a novel understanding of how materials conduct electricity and interact with light, paving the way for next-generation devices.

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Catherine O'Hara, Beloved Star, Dies at 71
General
about 19 hours ago
Sarah Lazow

Catherine O'Hara, Beloved Star, Dies at 71

The entertainment world mourns the loss of beloved Canadian actress Catherine O'Hara, who passed away at 71 on January 31, 2026, leaving behind an indelible legacy of comedic brilliance from iconic roles in "Home Alone" and "Schitt's Creek." Her remarkable talent, versatility, and unique ability to blend sharp wit with emotional precision earned her numerous awards and widespread adoration, with tributes pouring in from across the globe.

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Khamenei Emerges Amid Rising Tensions
Politics
about 23 hours ago
Sarah Lazow

Khamenei Emerges Amid Rising Tensions

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei made a rare public appearance on January 31, 2026, attending prayers for the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution to project stability and counter rumors of him hiding in an underground bunker amidst fears of a US military strike. This significant event unfolded as regional tensions escalated, with Iranian officials issuing stern warnings to the United States and Israel against any military action.

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Smartphones' Toll: Can We Reclaim Ourselves?
Technology
1 day ago
Sarah Lazow

Smartphones' Toll: Can We Reclaim Ourselves?

A new report, published today, reveals the profound societal and psychological impact of smartphones, highlighting a significant decline in human attention spans to just 47 seconds and a strong link to increased anxiety, depression, and stress. The analysis urges individuals to critically re-evaluate their relationship with these pervasive devices to reclaim cognitive capacity and personal well-being amidst concerns of "smartphone addiction" and altered social dynamics.

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Polar Vortex Collapse Forecasts Prolonged Cold
Science
1 day ago
Sarah Lazow

Polar Vortex Collapse Forecasts Prolonged Cold

January 2026 has witnessed a dramatic display of global weather extremes, from record heat on Wake Island to unusual snowfall in Tampa, Florida, now compounded by an impending and unusually early polar vortex collapse. Scientists attribute these profound atmospheric and oceanic shifts, which are expected to bring prolonged cold to North America and Europe, to the ongoing and intensifying impacts of human-induced climate change.

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Europa's Ammonia Discovery Boosts Alien Life Hope
Science
1 day ago
Sarah Lazow

Europa's Ammonia Discovery Boosts Alien Life Hope

NASA scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery on Jupiter's moon Europa, identifying ammonia-bearing compounds that significantly boost the potential for extraterrestrial life. This crucial finding, stemming from a re-analysis of old Galileo spacecraft data, suggests that geological activity transports these vital compounds from Europa's subsurface ocean to its surface, indicating a potentially active and habitable interior.

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Trump Names Warsh for Fed, Markets React
Business
1 day ago
Sarah Lazow

Trump Names Warsh for Fed, Markets React

Precious metals experienced a dramatic sell-off on Friday, January 30, 2026, with gold seeing its largest single-day decline since 1983 and silver plunging over 30%, following President Donald Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. This sharp market movement reflected investor reassurance over Warsh's selection, alongside a surging US dollar, as he is viewed as a credible and orthodox choice for the crucial central bank role.

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India's SC: Menstrual Health a Fundamental Right
Politics
2 days ago
Sarah Lazow

India's SC: Menstrual Health a Fundamental Right

In a landmark decision on January 30, 2026, the Supreme Court of India declared menstrual health and access to hygiene a fundamental right, mandating free sanitary pads for school girls from Classes 6 to 12 in all educational institutions. This progressive ruling also requires gender-segregated toilets with water and soap, aiming to ensure dignity, prevent exclusion, and uphold the right to education for adolescent girls across the nation.

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Unsinkable Tubes: Maritime Safety Breakthrough
Technology
2 days ago
Sarah Lazow

Unsinkable Tubes: Maritime Safety Breakthrough

University of Rochester researchers have engineered a groundbreaking method to render ordinary aluminum tubes virtually unsinkable, even when damaged or fully submerged, by modifying their surface to repel water and trap air. This innovative technology, published on January 27, 2026, holds immense potential for revolutionizing maritime safety, leading to truly unsinkable ships, resilient floating platforms, and advanced wave-powered energy systems.

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Federal Court Strikes Down Trump's Secret Climate Panel
Politics
2 days ago
Sarah Lazow

Federal Court Strikes Down Trump's Secret Climate Panel

A U.S. District Court in Massachusetts has declared the Trump administration's "Climate Working Group" illegal, ruling it operated as a secret federal advisory committee in violation of federal law. This significant decision, stemming from a lawsuit by environmental groups, underscores the importance of transparency and challenges the administration's efforts to undermine the EPA’s crucial Endangerment Finding.

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