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Federal police training research faces scrutiny over cited evidence

An evidentiary audit of federally funded law enforcement studies alleges selective citations and undisclosed ties to forthcoming instructional products, prompting calls for journal corrections.

Saudi Arabia plans 10 million barrel oil diversion network

A converted gas pipeline will transport crude within eight weeks as the kingdom prepares alternative export routes to bypass maritime choke points.

Amazon expands warehouse robot fleet past one million machines

Deploying robotic arms and automated carriers reduces heavy lifting while accelerating repetitive warehouse tasks that alter physical injury risks for human workers.

China's expanding power grid vents a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide

Recycling shortfalls among state-owned electric utilities allow thousands of metric tons of sulfur hexafluoride to escape into the atmosphere every year.

Ancient Polynesian voyages left a surprising genetic connection across thousands of miles

Centuries of open-ocean seafaring shaped modern genomes from Hawaii to Easter Island, revealing unexpected shared ancestry and altering inherited disease risks across the Pacific.

Shielding fruit flies from Earth magnetic field extends lifespan for some

Removing the natural planetary field altered cellular respiration and prolonged life in genetically impaired insects, though their physical mobility declined.

Deloitte Cyprus backdated records to shield Roman Abramovich's assets

Leaked corporate files show the accountancy firm altered audit trails to erase luxury yachts, mansions, and bank interest from public scrutiny.

Machine learning splines bridge the final crash of colliding black holes

A new framework learns only the missing strong-field physics from numerical simulations, storing gravitational wave corrections as explicit mathematical curves.

Remote worker sues Sutherland over daily webcam surveillance

Glennis Von Sander-Timinski claims the company rejected medical accommodations for lupus and demanded six hours of daily commuting before firing her.

Dengue virus can replicate inside protective human memory B cells

A study shows the pathogen turns long-lived immune defenders into cellular hideouts, pointing to drug pathways that could defuse severe second infections.

UK prepares mandatory incident reporting for frontier AI

Legislation under consideration would grant the UK AI Security Institute pre-release testing access to advanced models.

Exxon documents reveal internal pushback on climate targets

Court filings in Massachusetts expose scientist warnings over algae biofuels and carbon capture while fossil fuel investments expanded.

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