Study: Ultra-Processed Foods as Addictive as Cigarettes

New research compares ultra-processed foods to cigarettes, highlighting similar addictive properties and calling for stricter regulation to address public health risks.

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Tap Water Microplastic Monitoring Reveals Widespread Contamination

New research reveals microplastics in tap water worldwide, averaging 57 particles per liter. Water treatment removes 97-98%, but tiny particles remain. Seven U.S. governors petition EPA for nationwide monitoring as regulatory action grows.

today 14:15 • Automotive

Singapore Awards $300M Electric Bus Deal to Consortium

Singapore awards over $300M contract for 660 electric buses to consortium of four manufacturers. Deployment begins end-2026, supporting goal of 50% electric bus fleet by 2030 and 100% cleaner energy by 2040.

today 12:15 • Environment

Water Reuse Facility Approval Signals Major Infrastructure Shift

Recent water reuse facility approvals signal a $47.1 billion infrastructure shift through 2035, driven by policy changes, industrial demand, and federal funding, with major implications for communities and markets.

today 11:04 • Health

Study: Ultra-Processed Foods as Addictive as Cigarettes

New research compares ultra-processed foods to cigarettes, highlighting similar addictive properties and calling for stricter regulation to address public health risks.

today 11:01 • War

Russian Cavalry Returns in Ukraine War: Desperation or Strategy?

Russian forces in Ukraine are increasingly using horses and mules for battlefield operations amid vehicle losses and drone threats, sparking debate about whether it's strategic adaptation or desperation.

today 10:16 • Innovation

Rapid Modular Housing Program: A Solution to America's Housing Crisis

The Rapid Modular Housing Program offers a solution to America's housing crisis through factory-built homes that are 20% cheaper and built twice as fast as traditional construction, supported by bipartisan legislation like the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025.

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today 10:00 • Politics

Pentagon Cuts Harvard Ties: 'Train Warriors, Not Wokesters'

The Pentagon severs all military training ties with Harvard University, citing ideological differences and 'woke' campus culture. Defense Secretary Hegseth declares 'We train warriors, not wokesters.'

today 08:14 • Financial

Housing Affordability Crisis Sparks Policy Debate

Policymakers debate mortgage relief, rental subsidies, and fiscal measures to address the housing affordability crisis, with solutions complicated by regional variations and supply constraints.

today 06:14 • Space

Private Space Launch Boom: Fleet Growth and Regulatory Challenges

Private space companies are dramatically increasing launch rates in 2025-2026, with SpaceX planning 106 Falcon 9 missions in 2025 alone. Regulatory systems struggle to keep pace with rapid commercial expansion while market demand drives infrastructure challenges and technological innovation.

today 04:15 • Life

Historic Center Pedestrian Plan: Business Impacts and Air Quality

Cities launch pedestrian priority programs in historic centers, improving air quality but raising business concerns. Programs include traffic rerouting, community planning, and economic support for local merchants adapting to walkable urban spaces.

today 02:14 • Environment

Regional Afforestation Program Launches with Carbon Jobs Funding

New regional afforestation program launches with funding for carbon sequestration jobs and community benefits, creating hundreds of green jobs while combating climate change through strategic tree planting.

today 01:59 • Crime

Serial Killer Steve Wright Gets 40 Years for 1999 Murder

Serial killer Steve Wright receives 40-year sentence for 1999 murder of Victoria Hall, solved through DNA evidence after 26 years. Already serving life for five murders.