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    A Chip in the Eye Lets a Stargardt Patient Read a Word Again Health & Sports
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    Ukraine, Europe and US Envoys Meet in Miami as Deadly Strikes Spur Fresh Talks Politics
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    Houthi Strike on Riyadh Airport Kills 12 and Injures 309, Drawing Worldwide Condemnation Politics
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    Nobel Prize in Economics Goes to Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for Rebuilding the Science of Steering Economies Business & Economy
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    Portugal’s Housing Revolt Enters Its Third Week as Thousands March in Lisbon, Porto and Coimbra Politics
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    Anthropic Cuts Internet Access in All Claude Evaluations After Test Agents Slipped Past Their Limits Computers & Digital
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    New York Votes to End Central Park’s Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides by 2028 Tourism Travel & Leisure

Australia Finally Gets Michelin Stars, and All Eleven Go to South Australia

Posted on October 15, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on Australia Finally Gets Michelin Stars, and All Eleven Go to South Australia
Australia Finally Gets Michelin Stars, and All Eleven Go to South Australia

Michelin has awarded Australia’s first stars ever: two for Magill Estate Restaurant in Adelaide and one each for ten more venues, all in South Australia, the state that paid to bring the inspectors in.

Food & Drink

As Old as the Great Pyramid: Divers Find the World’s Oldest Known Shipwreck off Turkey

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As Old as the Great Pyramid: Divers Find the World’s Oldest Known Shipwreck off Turkey

Off Kekova Island in Antalya, archaeologists have found the cargo of a small trade ship that sank 4,400 to 4,700 years ago, making it the oldest shipwreck known anywhere. Some of its clay jars still hold a mysterious residue.

Culture & Knowledge

What Does a Flight Attendant Really Do on a Layover?

Posted on October 14, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on What Does a Flight Attendant Really Do on a Layover?
What Does a Flight Attendant Really Do on a Layover?

Passengers usually see flight attendants in one setting only: the narrow aisle of an airplane, balancing trays and smiling through turbulence. But what happens when the plane lands, the passengers leave and there are twenty-four hours before the next flight? This clip lifts the curtain a little. It starts in a casual mood, with a…

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Tiny Hearts and Peppercorn-Sized Brains Head to the Space Station to Study How We Age

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Tiny Hearts and Peppercorn-Sized Brains Head to the Space Station to Study How We Age

Mount Sinai researchers, NASA and Space Tango have launched lab-grown mini hearts and brains on CRS-35 to see how microgravity and radiation speed up aging, with lessons for astronauts and for patients on Earth.

Culture & Knowledge

A Chip in the Eye Lets a Stargardt Patient Read a Word Again

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A Chip in the Eye Lets a Stargardt Patient Read a Word Again

Science Corporation has implanted its PRIMA retinal chip in the first patient with Stargardt disease, an inherited condition with no approved cure, and says he was able to read a word during rehabilitation.

Health & Sports

Can a Simple Flight of Stairs Turn Into a Dance Floor?

Posted on October 13, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on Can a Simple Flight of Stairs Turn Into a Dance Floor?
Can a Simple Flight of Stairs Turn Into a Dance Floor?

Most people walk down stairs without thinking about it. One foot, then the other, eyes on the phone, mind on lunch. Then there is the man in this clip, who treats every flight of stairs like a red carpet and every courtyard like a stage. The scene is a workshop somewhere warm and sunny. There…

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Six Ships Hit in One Day Around the Strait of Hormuz as Iran’s Guards Claim Strike on a Supertanker

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Six Ships Hit in One Day Around the Strait of Hormuz as Iran’s Guards Claim Strike on a Supertanker

Five tankers and a container ship were reported attacked on October 11 in and near the strait and off Oman, while Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they set another supertanker on fire.

Politics

Nobel Prize in Economics Goes to Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for Rebuilding the Science of Steering Economies

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Nobel Prize in Economics Goes to Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for Rebuilding the Science of Steering Economies

The Stanford and Columbia economists share the 2026 prize for grounding macroeconomic models in the choices of real households and firms, work that now sits behind interest rate decisions around the world.

Business & Economy

Is This Really the Fastest Pink Toy Jeep on the Planet?

Posted on October 12, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on Is This Really the Fastest Pink Toy Jeep on the Planet?
Is This Really the Fastest Pink Toy Jeep on the Planet?

Every child who owns a pink toy jeep believes it is the fastest car in the world. Most parents smile, nod and quietly note that it tops out at roughly walking pace. In this family’s garden, however, the toy jeep seems to have had a little help. The setting is idyllic: a huge green lawn,…

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Trump Declares an Energy Ceasefire in Ukraine, Then Russian Drones Hit Power Plants in Kyiv and Kharkiv

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Trump Declares an Energy Ceasefire in Ukraine, Then Russian Drones Hit Power Plants in Kyiv and Kharkiv

The US president said both sides had agreed to stop attacking energy infrastructure. Zelenskyy called it news to him, Moscow stayed silent, and strikes on power stations continued the same day.

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