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QualDerm cyberattack triggers 3.1 million patient breach notices across 17 states

A cyberattack on dermatology manager QualDerm may have exposed data on 3.1 million patients, raising questions about delays, oversight and PE consolidation. ...Read more

#cybersecurity, #healthdata, #hipaa, #dermatology, #privacy

V&A Opens First Major U.K. Exhibition on Elsa Schiaparelli, From Surrealist Icons to Red-Carpet Couture

A new V&A blockbuster pairs Schiaparelli’s surreal 1930s designs with Dalí and Cocteau—and with the house’s viral modern couture revival. ...Read more

#fashion, #vamuseum, #surrealism, #schiaparelli, #hautecouture

Japan Clears First iPS Cell Therapies for Sale, Launching a High-Stakes Test of Regenerative Medicine

Japan grants conditional approval to the first iPS cell therapies—one for Parkinson’s and one for heart failure—despite limited trial data. ...Read more

#stemcells, #ips, #parkinsons, #heartfailure, #japan

Judge Orders FEMA to Revive BRIC Grants, Reopening $1 Billion for Disaster Mitigation

FEMA reopens its BRIC resilience grants with $1B after a federal judge ruled the program’s shutdown unlawful, restoring aid for flood and fire projects. ...Read more

#fema, #disastermitigation, #climateresilience, #grants, #courts

Slovenia Election Near-Tie Leaves Coalition Talks to Small Parties

Prime Minister Robert Golob narrowly beat Janez Janša, but neither bloc has a majority, thrusting Slovenia into high-stakes coalition talks. ...Read more

#slovenia, #election, #coalition, #europeanunion, #janša

DOJ Clears Allegiant’s $1.5 Billion Sun Country Deal, Paving Way for Budget-Airline Shakeup

Justice Department ends antitrust waiting period for Allegiant’s Sun Country buyout, setting up a 2026 close and closer scrutiny from DOT. ...Read more

#airlines, #mergers, #antitrust, #doj, #lowcostcarriers

Category 5 March Blizzard Shuts Mackinac Bridge, Paralyzes Upper Midwest and Sparks Tornadoes in South

A sprawling March 2026 storm earned NOAA’s rare Category 5 rating after burying the Upper Midwest, closing highways, cutting power and spawning tornadoes. ...Read more

#blizzard, #uppermidwest, #noaa, #tornadoes, #extremeweather

A Superluminous Supernova Blinked Four Times—And May Reveal Einstein’s Frame-Dragging at Work

Astronomers report a rare “chirping” supernova whose four accelerating flares may trace frame-dragging around a newborn magnetar, testing relativity. ...Read more

#astronomy, #supernova, #magnetar, #generalrelativity, #timedomain

IMF lifts 2026 global growth forecast on AI investment, warns of debt and market risks

The IMF nudged its 2026 global growth forecast up to 3.3% on AI-driven investment, but warns high debt, frothy markets and aid cuts leave economies fragile. ...Read more

#imf, #globaleconomy, #ai, #debt, #trade

Russia Unleashes Near-1,000 Drone and Missile Barrage on Ukraine, Hitting UNESCO Site in Lviv

Ukraine says Russia fired nearly 1,000 drones and missiles in 24 hours, killing at least six and striking a UNESCO-listed complex in Lviv. ...Read more

#ukraine, #russia, #drones, #lviv, #airdefense

MLB’s 2026 season opens on Netflix as Yankees blank Giants in streaming debut

Max Fried leads Yankees past Giants as MLB’s first regular-season game on Netflix debuts alongside new streaming rights and ABS challenges. ...Read more

#mlb, #netflix, #yankees, #giants, #streaming

Sunway Healthcare Debuts After Malaysia’s Biggest IPO in Nine Years

Sunway Healthcare lists on Bursa Malaysia after raising 2.86 billion ringgit, testing investor appetite as it plans major hospital expansion. ...Read more

#malaysia, #ipo, #healthcare, #bursamalaysia, #sunway

Meta Turns Its AI Assistant Into a News Gateway With New European Publisher Deals

Meta AI will now summarize and link to reporting from News Corp, Prisa, Le Figaro and Süddeutsche Zeitung, deepening its paid news-licensing push. ...Read more

#meta, #ai, #journalism, #europe, #licensing

Women’s Prize for Non‑Fiction shortlist spotlights war, exile and the healing power of art

This year’s Women’s Prize for Non‑Fiction shortlist ranges from Kabul and wartime Paris to a Kerala legal fight and research on arts in health. ...Read more

#womensprize, #nonfiction, #books, #refugees, #artandhealth

Texas Supreme Court Lets Paxton Demand PFLAG Records in Probe of Youth Gender Care

The Texas Supreme Court ruled Ken Paxton can compel PFLAG to turn over communications tied to helping families seek gender-affirming care for minors. ...Read more

#texas, #transgender, #pflag, #kenpaxton, #courts