What mice in VR goggles can tell us about our brains
Researchers from Northwestern University made virtual reality goggles for lab mice to identify the neurons in the brain that form memories.
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EU goes ahead with new sanctions on Russia – media
Austria has approved new sanctions on Russia after Ukraine agreed to remove Raiffeisen from its blacklist, Reuters says Read Full Article at RT.com
Israeli captives shot while waving white flag – IDF
The IDF chief of staff says the hostages mistakenly killed by Israeli forces on Friday “did everything” to indicate they were not a threat Read Full Article at RT.com
Former Amazon engineer pleads guilty to stealing $12.3 million of crypto in first ever hacking case involving smart contracts
A former Amazon engineer pleaded guilty to hacking two crypto exchanges and stealing $12.3 million in the first ever conviction involving smart contracts.
Christmas dinner costs rising for British families – survey
The cost-of-living crisis will impact UK shoppers ahead of the holidays, a new report shows Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia ramps up oil supplies to China
Russian exports of ESPO crude from the Far East to China were close to 1 million barrels per day in December, according to data Read Full Article at RT.com
Netanyahu is openly defying the US – and they want him gone
The gulf between the US and the Israeli government visions for “the day after” in Gaza seems to be widening by the day.
Trump says migrants are ‘poisoning the blood of our country’
Donald Trump has said undocumented immigrants were “poisoning the blood of our country” during a speech in New Hampshire.
Tesla’s recall on its Autosteer technology could bolster lawsuits claiming the feature is dangerous: report
Tesla recalled 2 million vehicles equipped with its Autosteer feature in a move plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the automaker say proves the company knew the tech was dangerous.
Senegalese herders have raised livestock for centuries. Climate change is threatening their future.
Senegal has had erratic rain and devastating heat in recent years, forcing pastoralists to travel hundreds of miles to find food for their herds.