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1. Usha Vance, J.D. Vance’s Wife, Entered the Spotlight. It’s an Unfamiliar Role.


The couple met while attending Yale Law School. Republicans hope Ms. Vance, the daughter of Indian immigrants, will become the second lady.
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2. Pompeii Wrecked by Earthquake at Same Time as Vesuvius Eruption, Research Shows


While the volcano’s eruption was deadly, research shows that many people in the ancient Roman city died in building collapses from the earthquake associated with the outburst.
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3. President of Florida A&M Resigns Amid Donation Controversy


Larry Robinson took responsibility for accepting a $237 million gift that is now on hold and under investigation.
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4. NASA Built the Viper Moon Rover for $450 Million. Now It’s Canceling the Mission.


Delays and concerns about NASA’s future budgets doomed the VIPER mission, which aimed to search for ice near the moon’s south pole.
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5. T. Rex Dethroned? A Stegosaurus Fossil Sells for a Record $44.6 Million.


The stegosaurus had been expected to sell for between $4 million and $6 million. It set a record in the contentious fossil trade, where scientists fear being priced out of the market.
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6. Vaccines Significantly Reduce the Risk of Long Covid, Study Finds


In the first two years of the pandemic, the rate of long Covid was starkly lower among people who were vaccinated, researchers reported.
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7. Long Covid and Vaccination: What You Need to Know


A new study adds to evidence that the shots can reduce the chances of developing one of the most dreaded consequences of Covid.
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8. Moving in Childhood Contributes to Depression, Study Finds


A study of more than a million Danes found that frequent moves in childhood had a bigger effect than poverty on adult mental health risk.
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9. Britain Approves Lab-Grown Meat for Pet Food


British dogs and cats are set to become the first animals in Europe to chow down on meat cultivated from chicken cells.
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10. Halloween in July? Welcome to ‘Summerween.’


Spookiness meets the heat in a holiday now gaining traction online.
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11. J.D. Vance’s A.I. Agenda: Reduce Regulation


Donald Trump’s vice-presidential pick has indicated he favors a hands-off approach to A.I. but also wants to increase scrutiny of the biggest tech firms in the field.
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12. This Is Literally Your Brain on Drugs


A small new study shows reactions in the brain in people who were given psilocybin in a controlled setting.
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13. Moving In Childhood Contributes to Depression, Study Finds


A study of more than a million Danes found that frequent moves in childhood had a bigger effect than poverty on adult mental health risk.
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14. World’s Rarest Whale Washes Up on New Zealand Beach


Only six specimens of the spade-toothed whale have ever been identified. This carcass could be the first that scientists are able to dissect.
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15. Bird Flu Is Spreading. Why Aren’t More People Getting Tested?


Even as the H5N1 virus evolves, gaps remain in the nation’s contingency plans for human testing, scientists say.
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16. How Trump’s Running Mate J.D. Vance is Connected to Silicon Valley


Mr. Vance spent less than five years in Silicon Valley’s tech industry, but the connections he made with Peter Thiel and others became crucial to his political ascent.
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17. How Yale Law School Paved JD Vance’s Rise


The G.O.P. vice-presidential nominee is remembered as a warm and personable student. But some are perplexed by what they see as his shift in ideology.
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18. A Slap of a Honeybee’s Wings Sends Ant Invaders Flying Away


Asian honeybees protect their hives by making insect intruders go airborne.
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19. Bengt Samuelsson, 90, Dies; Nobelist’s Research Led to Medical Advances


A Swedish biochemist, he shared the 1982 prize for breakthrough discoveries that led to drugs that treat inflammation, glaucoma and allergies.
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20. A Small Meteor Caused Awe as It Streaked Across Manhattan


It had already been a weird few weeks in New York. Then a fireball streaked across the sky.
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