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Dostarlimab opens a new era in cancer treatment without surgery
- Dostarlimab opens a new era in cancer treatment without surgery
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A groundbreaking clinical study has revealed that the immunotherapy drug dostarlimab can lead to complete tumor remission in patients with early-stage mismatch repair deficient rectal cancer, eliminating the need for surgery or radiation therapy.
Science & Technology
Zebra named Ed escapes in Tennessee
- Zebra named Ed escapes in Tennessee
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In early June, a rogue zebra created a sensation in Tennessee after escaping from a farm in the small town of Christiana, quickly going viral on social media.
People & Events
Fed policymakers warn that tariffs could push prices higher again
- Fed policymakers warn that tariffs could push prices higher again
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At its most recent meeting on June 18, 2025, the U.S. The Federal Reserve left its target interest rate unchanged for the fourth straight meeting, with persistent inflation concerns limiting its policy maneuvers.
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- Dostarlimab opens a new era in cancer treatment without surgery
- A groundbreaking clinical study has revealed that the immunotherapy drug dostarlimab can lead to complete tumor remission in patients with early-stage mismatch repair deficient rectal cancer, eliminating the need for surgery or radiation therapy.
- Zebra named Ed escapes in Tennessee
- In early June, a rogue zebra created a sensation in Tennessee after escaping from a farm in the small town of Christiana, quickly going viral on social media.
- Fed policymakers warn that tariffs could push prices higher again
- At its most recent meeting on June 18, 2025, the U.S. The Federal Reserve left its target interest rate unchanged for the fourth straight meeting, with persistent inflation concerns limiting its policy maneuvers.
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston features Vincent Van Gogh’s portrait of the Roulin Family
- The special art exhibit “Van Gogh: The Roulin Family Portraits” is taking place at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
- Peru’s strong earthquake brought a devastating amount of damage and has caused unimaginable amounts of damage to the country
- A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 8.7 occurred near the coast of Callao, Peru, close to the densely populated Lima metropolitan area, on the afternoon of June 15th, 2025.
- Portugal’s youth leave the country due to low wages and high housing costs
- In 2025, Portugal—a country that attracts over 30 million tourists annually with its stunning scenery, mild climate, and relatively low cost of living—is facing a serious crisis: many young people are leaving the country due to low wages and rising housing costs.
- Widespread AI-generated misinformation spreads amid Israel-Iran conflict
- Large amounts of fake Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated photos and videos relating to the war are being posted on social media, spreading false information to the rest of the world, and undermining the reliability of online news platforms.
- U.S. reading scores decline as education system struggles to recover
- U.S. reading scores dropped sharply in 2022, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, revealing that schools are still recovering from the pandemic’s devastating effects on education.
- Squid Game Season 3 confirmed as Netflix seeks to repeat global phenomenon
- As Squid Game Season 3 is currently in development, the series confronts a critical challenge: remaining culturally and commercially relevant in a rapidly evolving global entertainment landscape that has moved forward since its debut.
- UN holds Guatemala accountable in forced child motherhood
- On June 5th, the United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) issued a ruling that held the State of Guatemala responsible for violating human rights, in a landmark case involving a young survivor of sexual violence.
