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PBS NewsHour

Congo reports 782 confirmed Ebola cases and 181 deaths

The Congolese Ministry of Health has confirmed a total of 782 Ebola cases and 181 deaths in the country. The update was provided via a statement on social media on June 14, 2026.

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New York Post

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Northern California

An 'Extreme Heat Warning' has been issued for Northern California, expected to last from mid-Sunday morning until Tuesday evening. The warning indicates severe heat conditions affecting millions.

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Fox News — Latest

Pentagon UFO files detail 2023 incident involving 'mother orb' and smaller objects

The Pentagon has released UFO files detailing a 2023 incident involving a 'mother orb' that reportedly released smaller objects. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb indicated that the incident remains unexplained and raised concerns about national security, suggesting that the objects could be linked to foreign adversaries. The AARO reported that a significant portion of unidentified phenomena cases are unresolved.

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The Hill

NASA's Artemis III Mission Crew Announced

NASA has revealed the crew for the Artemis III mission, emphasizing their varied training and experience. This mission is part of the Artemis program, which focuses on lunar exploration.

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The Hill

Increased Tick Activity Reported This Year

This year has seen a significant increase in tick activity, leading to a rise in emergency department visits due to tick bites. Pet owners are encouraged to monitor their animals for symptoms associated with tick bites.

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dailymail.com

Donald Trump Turns 80 Amid Health Scrutiny and UFC Event

Donald Trump will celebrate his 80th birthday on June 14, 2026, with a UFC event at the White House, coinciding with Flag Day and the nation's 250th birthday. Concerns about his health have been raised following a recent physical examination where he saw 22 specialists, although his physician has stated he remains in excellent health.

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Mother Jones

Human Activities Impact Global Smellscapes and Ecosystem Interactions

Human activities are changing the planet's smellscapes, affecting the scents of various plants and animals. This disruption has significant ecological consequences, particularly for pollinators that rely on scent for communication and survival. Research indicates that air pollution and agricultural chemicals impair these interactions, which could impact food production and biodiversity.

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Scientific American

Fossilized Excrement Reveals Diet of Ancient Ground Squirrels

Recent findings of fossilized feces show that ancient ground squirrels consumed remains from various large animals, including mammoths and bison. The research also highlights the presence of some of the oldest reconstructed DNA.

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NPR — Top Stories

Telehealth Companies Influence Insurance Coverage for Obesity Drugs

Telehealth companies are playing a significant role in supporting patients using obesity drugs by offering lifestyle guidance. However, employers are pushing for these providers to control costs associated with the medications.

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Fox News — Latest

AI-designed vaccine passes first human clinical trial

Researchers from the Universities of Cambridge and Southampton have reported that an AI-designed vaccine has successfully completed its first human clinical trial, showing safety and an immune response in 39 volunteers. The vaccine aims to provide broader protection against multiple coronaviruses and was administered using a needle-free method. Experts have raised concerns about the use of AI in vaccine development, highlighting the need for further trials.

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Fox News — Latest

Record Levels of Sargassum Seaweed Affect South Florida Beaches

Record levels of sargassum seaweed have been reported along South Florida beaches, causing challenges for beachgoers and local communities. The decomposition of the seaweed releases hydrogen sulfide gas, which can irritate respiratory systems. While sargassum serves as an important habitat for marine life, its recent proliferation has raised concerns among residents.

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Axios

Upcoming Decisions Will Shape U.S. Vaccine Policy

Upcoming decisions in U.S. vaccine policy will be influenced by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent actions, which have faced legal challenges and public scrutiny. As midterm elections approach, the administration may soften its anti-vaccine stance, while public health experts warn of increasing skepticism towards vaccines in the wake of the pandemic.

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