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FDA Approves Tregzi, First Regulatory T‑Cell Immunotherapy to Reduce Chronic GVHD After Donor Stem‑Cell Transplants

FDA clears Tregzi (Orca‑T), the first regulatory T‑cell immunotherapy, to lower chronic graft‑versus‑host disease after donor stem‑cell transplantation. ...Read more

#fda, #celltherapy, #transplantation, #cancertreatment

Supreme Court Blocks Trump Executive Order Seeking to Limit Birthright Citizenship

Supreme Court rules June 30, 2026 that President Trump's executive order to limit birthright citizenship cannot be enforced, preserving Fourteenth Amendment protections. ...Read more

#birthrightcitizenship, #supremecourt, #trump, #constitution

Zelenskyy and Sweden Push Gripen Fighter Support as Contracts and Approvals Remain Pending

Ukraine and Sweden are advancing a Gripen fighter package — Sweden to donate older jets and Ukraine to pursue purchases — but contracts and approvals are still pending. ...Read more

#ukraine, #sweden, #gripen, #defense

Rubin Observatory Begins 10-Year Legacy Survey of Space and Time

NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory launches full 10-year LSST operations, beginning nightly imaging and fast public alerts to map the changing sky. ...Read more

#astronomy, #rubinobservatory, #lsst, #timedomain

450,000 New Yorkers to Lose Essential Plan Eligibility on July 1 After Federal Funding Change

About 450,000 New Yorkers with incomes 200–250% of poverty will lose $0-premium Essential Plan coverage on July 1 and must shift to marketplace plans. ...Read more

#healthcare, #newyork, #essentialplan, #insurance

U.K. FCA Publishes Final Crypto Rulebook, Sets Mandatory Authorization by Oct. 25, 2027

The U.K. FCA finalizes a comprehensive crypto rulebook and timetable, requiring authorization by Oct. 25, 2027, with rules for platforms, custodians and stablecoins. ...Read more

#crypto, #regulation, #uk, #stablecoins

Bank of England and FCA set out handoff for oversight of systemic UK stablecoins

Bank of England and FCA explain how oversight of UK stablecoin issuers would shift if one is deemed systemic, clarifying who regulates issuers as they scale. ...Read more

#stablecoin, #uk, #regulation, #bankofengland, #fca

Disallowed Extra-Time Goal Sees Paraguay Eliminate Germany on Penalties in World Cup Shock

Paraguay beat Germany 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw; a VAR-overturned extra-time goal sparked Julian Nagelsmann's outrage as Germany exit the World Cup. ...Read more

#football, #worldcup, #germany, #paraguay

Scientists digitally unroll and read surviving portion of Herculaneum papyrus PHerc. 1667

Researchers used X‑ray imaging and computational unwrapping to read a continuous 1.5m section of a Herculaneum scroll without opening it. ...Read more

#herculaneum, #papyrology, #imaging, #virtualunwrapping

Japan Funds Five-Year Push to Build Domestic Multimodal 'Physical AI' for Robots and Industry

METI and NEDO select Noetra and AIST for a five-year program to create a domestic multimodal foundation model for robots and industrial AI. ...Read more

#japan, #ai, #robotics, #industry, #government

James Webb Finds Uranus’s Major Moons Carry Comet-like Water Signature

JWST finds Uranus’s five regular moons have comet-like deuterium-to-hydrogen ratios in their water ice, challenging models that mix large amounts of Uranian material. ...Read more

#uranus, #jameswebb, #planetaryscience, #moons

U.S. Education Department Finalizes Earnings-Based Rule That Could Cut Federal Aid for Low-Paying Programs

The Education Department adopted STATS, an earnings test tying federal loan and Pell eligibility to graduates’ pay; repeated failures can lead to loss of aid. ...Read more

#education, #studentloans, #highereducation, #policy

Indie Party Game MECCHA CHAMELEON Hits 10 Million Sales 16 Days After Release

Tiny Japanese team's $5.99 party game MECCHA CHAMELEON reached 10 million sales 16 days after its June 9 release, propelled by streamers and clips. ...Read more

#gaming, #steam, #indie, #meccha_chameleon

Supreme Court limits protections for independent agencies, allows removal of FTC commissioners while pausing Fed dispute

High court trims a 1935 precedent, letting the president remove FTC commissioners; the court leaves the Federal Reserve governor’s fate unresolved for now. ...Read more

#law, #supremecourt, #ftc, #federalreserve

Supreme Court Says App-Generated Location History Can Be a Fourth Amendment Search; Geofence Warrant Sent Back to Lower Court

High court rules phone location history can be protected under the Fourth Amendment but leaves geofence-warrant legality to lower courts. ...Read more

#privacy, #supremecourt, #surveillance, #geofence