Por: Newsweek Tech August 30, 2023
Many of the wild boars roaming across central Europe are so radioactive that they are dangerous to eat, and it's down to a combination of nuclear weapons testing and the Chernobyl disaster.Previously, their radioactivity was assumed to just be due to the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown, but new research published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology has found that it may also largely be due to nuclear weapons... + full article
Bleacher Report USA Sports August 25, 2023
Winning a Super Bowl is a lengthy, step-by-step process, and one of the most important steps of that process is setting the active roster ahead of the new season.This year, NFL teams have until Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET to cut their active rosters down to 53 players.There will surely... + más
High school scores and top performers from Friday, March 24 | Orlando Sentinel
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Newsweek USA Tech March 18, 2023
Feral pigs have roamed the woods of the U.S. for centuries and are a major feature in the U.S. countryside, with one Twitter user famously going viral in 2020 complaining about the 30-50 feral hogs that kept disturbing their kids playing in the yard.It seems that these... + más
Fire crews take 10.5 hours to put out large fire at Hog Technologies in Stuart | WPTV
Large fire breaks out at Hog Technologies in Stuart | WPTV
Newsweek USA World January 19, 2023
Russia has made its first batch of nuclear-capable torpedoes that are said to be so powerful they could cause radioactive ocean swells and huge nuclear tsunamis that could destroy coastal cities in the U.S. or its allies.The Poseidon torpedoes are due to be delivered to the... + más
What are Poseidon torpedoes? Putin's unstoppable nuclear weapon | Newsweek
What damage could tests of Russia apocalypse Poseidon weapon do? | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Health October 27, 2022
Giving Duroc boars taxifolin, an antioxidant and anti-tumor drug, has been found to increase their sperm quality.According to research published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology, scientists have found that adding taxifolin (TAX) to the boars' feed resulted in a... + más
A New Procedure Could Expand Reproductive Choices for Transgender Women | The New York Times
I took tamoxifen to beat breast cancer, then it gave me a different form of cancer | New York Post
Associated Press USA Health October 24, 2022
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Dirty bombs have long been feared as a potential weapon of terrorists because their main objective is to sow panic, confusion and anxiety by hurling radioactive dust and smoke into the atmosphere.The Kremlin alleges that a dirty bomb in order to blame it... + más
Russian Defense Chief Claims—Without Evidence—Ukraine Could Use ‘Dirty Bomb’ | Forbes
How a dirty bomb actually compares to a nuclear weapon | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech October 14, 2022
Nuclear weapons are feared the world over due to their unparalleled destructive strength and their potential to sicken populations with radiation. These effects are known not just from thousands of test detonations, but also from the aftermath of the only time nuclear weapons... + más
Boss slammed for potentially exposing employees to radioactivity | Newsweek
Chernobyl aftermath: How long will exclusion zone be uninhabitable? | Newsweek
Business Insider USA Entertainment October 02, 2022
It's no surprise that tech brands are popular with digitally native Gen Z, but new data shows just how much.A new from Morning Consult asked thousands of Gen Z adults (ages 18 to 25), which brands they viewed either somewhat or very favorably, and the top four slots all... + más
Amazon hires unsafe trucking firms twice as often as peers, WSJ finds | Ars Technica
David Shapiro: US Supreme Court vs. states’ highest courts: We are giving kids the wrong message. | Chicago Tribune
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