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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Can Dogs Smell Cancer? The Science Behind Their Incredible Medical Detection Skills | Greta Wire

- Medical detection dogs use an extraordinary sense of smell to identify disease-related odors, with up to 350 million sensory receptors and the ability to detect scents at parts-per-trillion levels. - Claire explains how dogs learn to distinguish cancer and other diseases from healthy samples, turning disease detection into a highly specialized scent-training exercise. - Her Labrador Daisy repeatedly targets her chest, leading Claire to discover breast cancer hidden beneath a benign lump and receive treatment. - Detection dogs reach accuracy rates in the mid-80% range for some cancers and about 94% in a COVID study, demonstrating potential for fast, non-invasive screening. - Researchers are now using dogs to help train AI systems to…

DAILYCALLER (Geoffrey Ingersoll) - INGERSOLL: The UC Schools Should Keep Graduating Diverse Idiots, Says ‘Pulitzer Winner’

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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - WATCH LIVE: RFK Jr returns to Children’s Health Defense for MAJOR policy address

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivers the keynote at Children’s Health Defense’s Washington conference, addressing public health, transparency and accountability. #foxbusiness #trumpadministration #health #rfkjr

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - AI expert: Warnings by tech CEOs of doomsday threats distract from current impacts | NEWSNATION

Rumman Chowdhury, CEO and co-founder of the nonprofit Humane Intelligence and the inaugural U.S. science envoy for AI under President Biden, speaks with NewsNation about the recent warnings from tech company executives about serious threats to global security from AI. Chowdury says that talk of future scenarios is a distraction from the issues people face now in the appropriate use of AI. #ArtificialIntelligence #Tech #Security

STRIPES (Rose Thayer) - $1.7 billion development brings privatized barracks to sailors in Hampton Roads | Stars and Stripes

The Navy signed onto a $1.7 billion development to provide more than 8,000 beds for junior enlisted sailors stationed around Hampton Roads, Va.

YOUTUBE (Jesse Lee Peterson) - 19-Year-Old DEMANDS JLP's Credentials: 'What Makes You Qualified to Talk Relationships?'

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AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - UN mission finds reasonable grounds to believe U.S. committed war crimes in Iran

The U.S. may have committed war crimes in two airstrikes in Iran , including a mass-casualty strike on a school for which Washington has yet to claim responsibility, a UN fact-finding mission said Thursday. The big picture: The administration has waged a campaign of aggressive, norm-busting war-fighting, with the president repeatedly threatening to hit civilian infrastructure in his pressure campaign on Tehran. - The president has shrugged off questions about his attacks on Iran and previously said he wasn't concerned if his threats could amount to war crimes. - The White House and Pentagon did not immediately respond to Axios' request to respond to the UN team's findings. What's inside: The UN mission found "reasonable grounds to…

WASHINGTONPOST (Amy B Wang) - Jon Kyl, a former top Republican in the Senate, dies at 84

Former senator Jon Kyl, who served in Congress for nearly 30 years and rose through the ranks of GOP leadership to become the Senate’s No. 2 Republican, has died at the age of 84, his family said Thursday.