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The Spectrum & Daily News, 09 10月 2026

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ArticleCom­mon infec­tions drive can­cer cases

Mil­lions of can­cer cases world­wide, about 1 in 8, have an under­ly­ing cause that is not only treat­able but entirely pre­vent­able, accord­ing to a new study. • The answer lies in infec­tions, accord­ing to research pub­lished in early Octo­ber in...

Com­mon infec­tions drive can­cer cases

ArticleTrump teases ‘sur­prises’ before elec­tions

WASHINGTON – Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump teased that he has “big sur­prises” in store in the weeks before the Nov. 3 midterm elec­tion that involve his budget chief, ignit­ing intense spec­u­la­tion among his crit­ics on what the pres­id­ent could be...

Trump teases ‘sur­prises’ before elec­tions

ArticleMeasles cases rise bey­ond 30-year high

Measles infec­tions sur­passed 1,000 repor­ted cases in one state as the United States con­tin­ues to hurdle past a 30year case high. Pennsylvania, the cur­rent cen­ter of the nation’s largest out­break, repor­ted 1,004 total cases on Oct. 5, a...

Measles cases rise bey­ond 30-year high

ArticleBoe­ing may be turn­ing page after con­tract wins

Teens spend under 15 minutes a day on aver­age on Chat­GPT, while less than 2% of them inter­act with the chat­bot for over three straight hours, OpenAI said, as tech­no­logy com­pan­ies face scru­tiny over the risks AI chat­bots pose to...

Boe­ing may be turn­ing page after con­tract wins

ArticleAttor­ney sees par­al­lels in Cor­nell cases

Nearly seven years have passed since Cor­nell Uni­versity stu­dent Ant­o­nio Tsi­alas was found dead in a gorge in Ithaca, New York, but an attor­ney for his fam­ily believes cir­cum­stances in that case remain rel­ev­ant today as a sexual assault...

Attor­ney sees par­al­lels in Cor­nell cases