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Scientists have built a non-invasive pacemaker that regulates the heartbeat through sound, according to Vanguard News.
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Scientists have built a non-invasive pacemaker that regulates the heartbeat through sound, according to Vanguard News.

NPR reports concerns about CDC reliability amid a Pennsylvania measles outbreak that has killed two infants and infected four vaccinated residents.

The housing market didn't cool — it shifted. Discover 5 hidden signals buyers and sellers can't ignore before it's too late.

Deutsches Ärzteblatt reports researchers see a connection between the stomach bacterium Helicobacter pylori and colorectal cancer.

Canadian businesses and shoppers brace for new U.S. tariffs while Ottawa pushes a "build here" strategy and keeps talking with Washington.

Sky TG24 reports Italy accounts for 590 of 1,285 West Nile fever cases in Europe, with dengue and other mosquito-borne viruses also circulating.

Several Philippine outlets report another round of fuel price increases is expected, with gasoline possibly rising by up to P6 per liter.

The head of Ghana's Development Bank says the country's ICT sector needs new funding models to reach its full potential.

A demonstrator interrupted JD Vance's speech at a Republican event, prompting the vice president to offer to pay for his flight out of the country.

Confidencial Digital reports Amazon deals on September 11 with discounts reaching 70% on brands including Tiksounds, Haier, Philips and Ufesa.

Matlala rejoins 14 co-accused in the R228m Medicare 24 corruption matter, with the case postponed to 25 September, IOL reports.

Pakistan's Razaullah starred with bat and ball on day three and four, leaving England a chase of 130 in the third Test, France 24 reports.

Antam gold gained Rp4,000 per gram on Saturday, September 12, 2026, while investor.id published its daily breakdown of jewelry gold prices.

French outlets are debating whether artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity, following a summer of alarm tied to a Hugging Face breach.

A new finding at the Sanford Underground Research Facility is being called a potential breakthrough, though dark matter confirmation is not yet settled.

A parents' group is pursuing a criminal case over a free meal poisoning in North Sumatra as Indonesia's program faces a seven-day ultimatum.

Health officials say five people were sickened and one died in a Legionnaires' disease cluster in the Bronx, according to ABC News.

Astronomy outlets say September's darker skies are giving stargazers better viewing conditions this week.

Phys.org reports that agricultural fungicides are driving soil microbes to evolve resistance to multiple drugs at once.

The Asian Development Bank says crowded areas and right-of-way problems may hold back projects under the Luzon Economic Corridor.

A British bill on assisted dying has been stopped, according to the Swedish newspaper gp.se.

Mickaëlle Paty welcomed a court ruling that sent a parent to prison for threatening her sister's colleague with beheading, parismatch.com reports.

German actress and physician Maria Furtwängler marks her 60th birthday as her latest "Tatort" case, "König in Gelb," reaches viewers.

A regional train carrying around 180 passengers came off the tracks in northern France, injuring dozens, according to Spanish media reports.
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