Every week, The GLAAD Wrap brings you LGBTQ-related entertainment news highlights, fresh stuff to watch out for, and fun diversions to help you kick off the weekend.The post The GLAAD Wrap: Trailers for Enigma, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and Too Much, Echo Valley in theaters, new music from G Flip and Glitterfox, and more! first appeared on GLAAD.

Great news fortraitorsandfaithfulseverywhere! The hit Peacock seriesThe Traitorswill be returning for a fourth season! Today, Peacock announced the star-studded and LGBTQ inclusive cast for the new season and it promises more drama than ever before! In the new and mysterious teaser, queer icon and host Alan Cummingshares that the fates whisper of betrayal, backstabbing, and [...]The post Peacock Announces LGBTQ Inclusive Season 4 Cast of The Traitors, Featuring Mont X Change, Kristen Kish, Yam Yam Arocho, and More! first appeared on GLAAD.

GLAAD is proud to celebrate the launch of Season 2 of Island Fever, the bold and unapologetic podcast thats redefining what it means to talk about sex, dating, and relationships in Pasifika communities. Created by and for Pasifika people, Island Fever is where cultural pride meets real talkand where taboo topics get the spotlight they [...]The post Island Fever Is Back with Season 2 Unapologetically Queer, Pasifika, and Proud first appeared on GLAAD.

What are the effects of a ceaseless barrage of political attacks on the LGBTQ community? Something like a scene from a horror movie animated into real life. This article is in response to a press event attended by GLAAD Media Institute (GMI) organized by Human Rights Watch a global organization that defends the rights [...]The post Facts Are the Resistance: Combating LGBTQ Disinformation first appeared on GLAAD.

In his bold and deeply personal new memoir, Yet Here I Am, Pulitzer Prize-nominated journalist and MSNBC co-host of The Weekend,Jonathan Capehart invites readers into the full complexity of his lifegrowing up Black and gay in America, navigating white spaces, grieving an absent father, and building a chosen family that shaped the leader and voice [...]The post Jonathan Capehart Talks New Memoir with GLAAD Pres. & CEO Sarah Kate Ellis, Reflecting on Identity, Silence, and the Power of Chosen Family first appeared on GLAAD.

Nature, Published online: 13 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01863-wResearchers have gathered on the island of Heligoland to celebrate the centenary of Werner Heisenberg's quantum breakthrough.

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Nature, Published online: 13 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01854-xThe hearts started to beat in the pighuman hybrids, which survived for 21 days.

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The state of L.A.'s injury-riddled pitching staff is alarming. But Ohtani is too valuable to rush back to the mound.

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Israel has cancelled Tel Aviv Pride, one of the regions largest Pride events, fearing possible retaliation for Project Rising Lion, Israels Thursday night military offensive, which targeted Irans nuclear and military infrastructure and killed Irans highest-ranking military officer, the head of its elite Revolutionary Guards Corps, and its air force and a former national security chief.Transgender Republican millionaire Caitlyn Jenner had planned on attending the Pride event as a distinguished guest of honor to help improve the countrys global perception. Now, shes expressing solidarity with the Israeli people. Related NYU withholds trans students diploma for condemning Gaza war in graduation speech The crowd applauded, but administrators were likely worried that the U.S. president would notice if they didnt take action against the student. Israel used200 fighter jets to attack Iran on Thursday night. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the attacks may continue for many days. In response, Iran launched over 100 drones toward Israel, but the country claimed to have intercepted all the drones. Donald Trump denied any involvement with Israels attack but expressed support for it, urging Iran to end its nuclear ambitions. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Prior to Thursday nights attack, Israel and Iran had conducted most of their recent combat through covert operations, cyber attacks, and occasional targeted strikes, CNN reported. Though last year,Iran launched its largest-ever missile attackon Israel in retaliation for thekilling of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and others, the publication noted.Israel feared further retaliation might endanger the 150,000 to 250,000 attendees of its annual Tel Aviv Pride event, and so government officials cancelled the event (which was set to begin on Friday).Tel Aviv Pride organizers had invited Jenner as a guest of honor. She addressed the media on Wednesday at the David Intercontinental Hotel in Tel Aviv just hours after arriving, The Jerusalem Post reported.The Israeli people are very open-minded. Theyre friendly, theyre, you know, great for theLGBT community, and nobody knows it, she told the press. I think you guys have a marketing problem because maybe, maybe I can come out and help market this a little bit. I think you guys have a marketing problem because maybe, maybe I can come out and help market this a little bit,she added.In a June 10 post, Jenner wrote, I am excited to share that I will be in Israel this week. Im visiting the resilient people of Israel as the nation continues to recover and restore its place in the Middle East. Stay tuned!However, in a post published Thursday, Jenner shared an image of herself pressing her hands and forehead against the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and wrote, My heart is here, with the beautiful people, in @Israel.My heart is here, with the beautiful people, in @Israel pic.twitter.com/jC0bNeYdDs Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) June 12, 2025 Pro-Palestinian LGBTQ+ activists have long protested Israels ongoing military actions in Gaza since the October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas and other militants that killed 1,200 Israeli civilians. Israel has been accused of committing genocide againstthe Palestinian people by targeting civilian and refugee sites, critical infrastructure, as well as food and medical aid workers.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) used a House committee hearing on sanctuary states and immigration policy to berate Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL) about a joke he told about restroom use in 2017. It didnt go well for Gill.Pritzker was summoned to the hearing alongside two other Democratic governors Minnesota Gov. Walz and New York Gov. Hochul to explain their states refusal to have their legal authorities aid federal agents with detainment and deportation efforts. Then, Gill tried to have his viral moment, WLS-TV reported. Related Lauren Boebert roasted for thinking she could outsmart a Democratic governor The hypocrisy burns brighter than her IQ. Governor, do you think biological men should be able to use womens restrooms? Gill asked. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Pritzker responded, Im not sure how this has to do with immigration. Gill responded by saying that it was a yes or no question. Pritzker then said he didnt understand, adding, I thought we were here to do fact-finding.Gill then read Pritzkers February 23, 2017, social media post that said, As a protest against Trumps rescinding protections for trans kids, everyone should use the other genders bathroom today.Pritzker, at the time, said that he was not being literal when joking about everyone using the wrong bathroom for a day. Was not being literal. But I think today and every day we should be standing up for all our kids. #ResistTrump JB Pritzker (@JBPritzker) February 23, 2017At the hearing, Gill then asked Pritzker, Have you ever used the womens restroom? Pritzker said, Not that I can recall.Gill responded, So you wanted everybody else to do it, but you didnt.As Pritzker again expressed confusion about the topics relation to the hearing, and as Gill repeated his questions, Pritzker then said that he doesnt advocate for men to use womens restrooms and said that the conversation should be focused on immigration, which was the designated topic of the hearing. Gill asked, Did you ever consider that women dont want you in their bathrooms?Pritzker then asked Gill, So youre admitting that this is just a political circus? This has nothing to do with immigration and is really about you grandstanding. He then pointed out that Gill and his Republican colleagues have voted in favor of cutting social service funding that will cause Gills constituents to die. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ABC 7 Chicago (@abc7chicago)During the hearing, Pritzker said he isnt afraid that administrative officials will try to arrest him. The White Houses border czar Tom Homan recently threatened to arrest California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) for interfering with possibly unconstitutional federal immigration raids.I will stand in the way of Tom Homan going after people who dont deserve to be frightened in their communities, who dont deserve to be threatened, terrorized. I would rather that he came and arrested me than do that to the people of my state, Pritzker said.After the hearing, Pritzker said, This hearing was a demonstration of just how bad this Republican-controlled Congress really is, again, nothing accomplished, an entire day of just harping on something that, frankly, most of which was false. And would I say its a waste? I think this entire Republican-controlled Congress is a waste. Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Theres a lot of history packed into the slightly faded color photograph that Lorraine Fontana, a self-described socialist anti-racist lesbian feminist, shared with LGBTQ Nation.Fontana snapped the pic at the Atlanta Pride March in 1973, the first year that ALFA, the Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance that she co-founded, participated as an organization. Related A photographer grabbed an iconic photo when the Obergefell decision was handed down Relationships are built on love, not by their genders. Fontana guesses a few hundred people showed up that day to march down Peachtree Street. Progressive churches turned out supporters along the route; others, the opposite. Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Some folks wore paper bags over their heads to both protest anti-gay discrimination and demonstrate how being in the closet was still necessary to many people.At the intersection of Pine and Piedmont, Fontana assembled with friends, and one lover, before stepping off to march. At far left is Freddie Creed, a dyke from Alabama who at the time was being supported nationally against criminal charges for embracing and kissing a woman in a gay bar in Alabama.Creed and her companion had been approached by an undercover vice detective at the Matador bar in Birmingham, as Creed comforted her friend who was in distress. At trial, the detective claimed he could clearly see across the dimly lit bar that the women were fondling one anothers genitals. Who was victimized by our actions? Creed asked in an open letter published in a gay rag at the time, addressed to Dear Gay People and Friends.Creed spoke at the small rally that day in Piedmont Park following the march down Peachtree Street.At center is Mike, who Fontana remembers as a gentle and sweet gay male friend, who may or may not have been a member of the Gay Liberation Front.He had a great sign: I am your worst enemy I am your best fantasy.'At right is Elaine Kolb, Fontanas first woman lover and a co-founder of ALFA.After a trip to Cuba with the Venceremos Brigade in support of the Cuban Revolution and as the only out lesbian in the group Kolb moved to Atlanta and met Fontana when she was living in a household of women who all attended Emory Universitygrad school.She stayed the night, and my first same-sex sexualexperience followed, Fontana recalls.Kolb went on to host the first lesbian-focused radio show in Atlanta, Lesbian Woman on WRFG, the same year she was seen in Fontanas photo. Fontana sees both differences and similarities in the fight for LGBTQ+ civil rights then and now.Similarin that we still are often in the midst of identity-based politics, and some orgs still focus on those identities to form their membership. Early activists did have what we now call anintersectional analysis, and our social justice actions touched on not just sexual orientation but issues of class, race, disability, etc., as well as gender.Different, Fontana adds, in that we clearly have an expanded view of identity, and much more recognitionand acceptance frommainstream society, even as we are undergoing another backlash.That backlash should not be a source of despair, she says. Speak up, be out and loud, resist publicly, and look for and support allies in decision-making positions. Solidarity and community are all important.We are at anotherturning point, she says, and more and more people are seeing the danger and speaking out. We are not alone, and despair is not a healthy, or meaningful, option.Pride in Pictures is LGBTQ Nations annual series celebrating Pride across the country.We asked our readers to send in their pictures and stories of Prideand we got so many rainbows. Keep an eye out for more heartwarming stories to get you ready for Pride Month 2025.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Two out members of Congress, Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-IL) and Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), both recently grilled Navy Secretary John Phelan and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, respectively, over the administrations recent orders to the Navy toremove Harvey Milks name from a shipduring Pride Month. Their grilling coincides with the sending of a letter to Hegseth on Wednesday, signed by 70 Democrat House members, asking him to rescind his cruel, unnecessary decision to rename the ship.Sorensen questioned Phelan during a Wednesday hearing of the House Armed Services Committee, noting that Milk served in the Navy but was forced to resign over his homosexuality. Sorensen then asked Phelan, Why does this administration no longer believe in honoring Mr. Harvey Milks service to our nation? Related DeSantis drops LGBTQ and Latin people from remarks on Pulse anniversary The callous omission comes as survivors and families visit the site before demolition. Phelan said that Hegseth wants all military installations to reflect the presidents priorities, U.S. history, and the warrior ethos, Advocate reported. Phelan said no final decisions had been made regarding the renaming of vessels, pending a final review. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today When Sorensen asked whether Phelan could tell Hegseth that the government should honor all veterans, Phelan said he believed that the government does. The administration is planning to cut 80,000 jobs from the Department of Veterans Affairs, something critics say is already hurting veterans. As the only elected LGBTQ person on this committee and the first ever from my home state, I speak for my neighbors and all Americans when I say that Navy veteran Harvey Milk was a warrior in Korea before becoming an elected leader, Sorensen said. I walk in the footsteps of leaders before me. He stood up for the same people who are being targeted, persecuted, and vilified by this administration today. My grandpa taught me to stand up for every veteran and thank them every time I see them, thank them for their service. But picking and choosing who deserves that thanks its not just wrong, it is un-American.In a recent Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee hearing, Baldwin told Hegseth, I think we can all agree that we are at a critical point in our history with respect to global threats, the need to counter adversaries like China and Iran and Im disappointed that you are instead focusing on a class of ships named for civil rights leaders, The Hill reported.Baldwin was referencing Hegseths directive ordering Phelan to rename several new ships named after Milk and other civil rights icons, includingsuffragist Lucy Stone, abolitionist Sojourner Truth, racial justice champion John Lewis, Latina labor activist Dolores Huerta, womens rights suffragette Lucy Stone, Latino civil rights organizer Cesar Chavez, and Black soldier and civil rights activist Medgar Evers.Hegseth said that the Defense Department is not interested in naming ships after activists, adding, Thats the stance were taking.Baldwin also asked Hegseth about any specific assessments the Defense Department conducted beforehand to assess the national security impact of the presidents recent ban on transgender military members. Hegseth couldnt name any such assessment but said he agreed with the presidents belief that mental health issues associated with gender dysphoria that complicate military service and readiness. This belief has been knocked down as discriminatory and untrue in federal court. On Wednesday, 70 Democratic House members senta letterto Hegseth telling him to rescind his decision to rename Milks ship.The Navys records show that Milk was considered very good officer material, and his battalion commander wrote that Milk was a good leader and outstanding,' the letter states. Milks courage inspired countless Americans to confront bigotry and hate against LGBTQI+ people. Naming the USNS Harvey Milk pays tribute to an American who dedicated and gave his life to serving our country in uniform and in public office. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs website even recognizes that Milks life and legacy exemplified the Navys core values of honor, courage, and commitment. Ordering this renaming and intentionally timing this announcement to coincide with Pride Month is a cruel insult to tens of thousands of LGBTQI+ individuals currently serving in our nations military and the nearly one million LGBTQI+ Veterans across the country, the letter adds. Combined with your harmful decision to remove transgender service members from the military, your order is just the latest slap in the face to service members and Veterans, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, and sends the wrong signal that their service is not valued. The letter calls the renaming a waste of valuable time and resources that does nothing to reestablish the warrior culture or make America more safe and secure, adding, It is actions like these that set a harmful and irresponsible precedent of politicizing our military and our Veterans.The letter was signed by out House members, including Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA), Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI), Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY), Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS), Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA), Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT), Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE), Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN), and Rep. Sorensen (D-IL).Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

The U.S. Trans Survey, considered to be the most extensive survey conducted on trans health in America, reaffirms the fact that gender-affirming care saves and improves lives. The surveys findings indicate that individuals who transitioned and then went back to living as their sex assigned mostly gave the same reason: anti-trans discrimination from their friends and family.Released by Advocates For Trans Equality (A4TE) on June 11, the survey questioned over 84,000 trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people aged 18 and older in 2022. Of all respondents, 9% had detransitioned at some point in their lives. The survey also revealed that a trans persons overall mental health and wellbeing depend upon rates of familial support, which also has a profound influence on ones lifetime experiences and suicidality. Related Support for trans sports participation dropped since states started passing sports bans While Democrats remain more supportive of trans people, support for trans sports participation has dropped since 2021. Social and structural explanations dominated the reasons why respondents reported going back to living in their sex assigned at birth at some point, the report reads. Its findings demonstrate that Isolation from ones support network can have devastating impacts on ones mental health. Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today The surveys findings contradict conservative media narratives about transition regret, which suggest that large volumes of trans people detransition because they later regret their transition as a mistake. The survey found that only a small number of people detransition, and the decision is largely due to external factors. Only 4% of people who went back to living in their sex assigned at birth for a while cited that their reason was because they realized that gender transition was not for them. When considering all respondents who had transitioned, this number equates to only 0.36%, the surveys report stated. On top of that, 98% of respondents said they felt more satisfied with their lives since transitioning.The survey is also notably important considering that the Trump administration has made efforts to remove trans people from government websites and data, essentially silencing their voices and robbing researchers of crucial information to help make public policy decisions. This erasure makes it easier for the conservative majority to fabricate claims about trans peoples actual lived experiences. Having real concrete and rigorous data about the realities of trans peoples day-to-day lives is also a vital part of dispelling all of those assumptions and stereotypes that plague the public discourse about our community, said Olivia Hunt, A4TEs Director of Federal Policy, during a press briefing this week.The report also touches on trans healthcare between 2015 and 2022. Respondents said that trust between them and their doctors had improved, but the survey also found that racial disparities, with trans people of color more likely to experience violence than white trans people.Additionally, mental health challenges still face the trans community in large numbers: 44% of respondents met the criteria for serious psychological distress, compared to less than 4% of the general U.S. population. Many of these issues are likely exacerbated since 2025 when Trump took office for a second presidential term. He has launched attacks against the trans community that have affected healthcare access, increased anti-trans policies nationwide, and stirred up transphobic vitriol and harassment.Over the years, this surveys large amount of data has been released in increments as A4TE wades through its findings.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

There are numerous Pride events to choose from every year, but none rival what goes down in West Hollywood. WeHo Pride annually hosts one of the largest and most vibrant LGBTQ+ Pride events, consistently drawing hundreds of thousands of people to attend. Their Pride festival started in 1979, five years before the City of West Hollywood was incorporated as a municipality. It became the epicenter for LGBTQ+ rights in Los Angeles and became instrumental in mobilizing LGBTQ+ advocacy in the greater Los Angeles region.Even though 2025 is a chaotic mess, this year was no exception for fabulosity at WeHo Pride.From the Harvey Milk Day kickoff in May to the Dyke Parade in June, this year, WeHo Pride shifted its focus to community engagement, which is essential at a time when so much of that is being cut off.As a result, safety was a primary focus this year, with event organizers closely collaborating with federal agencies to conduct ongoing threat assessments. They also offered various free healthcare services at the WeHo Pride Street Fair, including harm reduction materials like spiked drink testing kits, Narcan, and Fentanyl test strips. To celebrate the festivities, take a look at these 37 photos from the event that fill our hearts with all the queer joy. Check out their official gallery, which showcases every event that took place.If you'd like to see more of photographer Jon Viscott's work, check out his Instagram @jviscott.How many of these Pride facts did you know? Pride is for EVERYONE! These vintage photos of Pride prove that it is, was, and will forever be about diversity! If you want to celebrate Pride Month, but youre not sure where to start, check out ourPride 2025 calendar and our lists of every Black Pride event, Dyke March and Trans Pride celebration in the country. Don't forget the first Pride was a riot. Know your Stone Wall Uprising history!Is this your first Pride? Here's 5 essential tips you need to know!Want to celebrate Pride with the whole family? Heres how!Pride is a blast but it can also be awkward! These moments are sadly, too relatable. Looking to get kinky at Pride? Heres how to find your kink scene. Pride Month is a time to let your Pride and kink flags fly. Here's how to do it safely.Looking to find a little love at Pride? Heres how to get your flirt on!There are a lot of flags flying at Pride. Heres what they all mean! Want to get busy at Pride? Heres how to play safely.How many of these Pride facts did you know? Pride is for EVERYONE! These vintage photos of Pride prove that it is, was, and will forever be about diversity! If you want to celebrate Pride Month, but youre not sure where to start, check out our Pride 2025 calendar and our lists of every Black Pride event, Dyke March and Trans Pride celebration in the country. Don't forget the first Pride was a riot. Know your Stone Wall Uprising history!Is this your first Pride? Here's 5 essential tips you need to know!Want to celebrate Pride with the whole family? Heres how!Pride is a blast but it can also be awkward! These moments are sadly, too relatable. Looking to get kinky at Pride? Heres how to find your kink scene. Pride Month is a time to let your Pride and kink flags fly. Here's how to do it safely.Looking to find a little love at Pride? Heres how to get your flirt on!There are a lot of flags flying at Pride. Heres what they all mean! Want to get busy at Pride? Heres how to play safely.How many of these Pride facts did you know? Pride is for EVERYONE! These vintage photos of Pride prove that it is, was, and will forever be about diversity! If you want to celebrate Pride Month, but youre not sure where to start, check out our Pride 2025 calendar and our lists of every Black Pride event, Dyke March and Trans Pride celebration in the country. Don't forget the first Pride was a riot. Know your Stone Wall Uprising history!Is this your first Pride? Here's 5 essential tips you need to know!Want to celebrate Pride with the whole family? Heres how!Pride is a blast but it can also be awkward! These moments are sadly, too relatable. Looking to get kinky at Pride? Heres how to find your kink scene. Pride Month is a time to let your Pride and kink flags fly. Here's how to do it safely.Looking to find a little love at Pride? Heres how to get your flirt on!There are a lot of flags flying at Pride. Heres what they all mean! Want to get busy at Pride? Heres how to play safely.How many of these Pride facts did you know?

The Jersey Barbie has spoken!Crystal Envy made quite a splash on season 17 of RuPaul's Drag Race for her sickening runways, team player mentality, and memorable lip syncs.Although she didn't win the crown, Envy ended up securing the title of Miss Congeniality, which was voted on by her season 17 costars.As a supportive sister, the lovable queen is watching All Stars 10 and rooting for Lydia B. Kollins to make it all the way to the end of the cutthroat competition."My sister-in-law... can you believe?! Literally she had days to prepare for this. It's so beautiful to watch her evolution in such a small period of time. She really found herself and flipped the thing! She ate," Envy tells PRIDE. See on Instagram Not only does Envy have faith that Kollins could snatch the crown, but she also believes all of her season 17 sisters will perform well on their respective All Stars seasons in the future."I feel like the season 17 girls are a little underrated, no shade. This cast was stacked. Just be prepared for when every season 17 girl gets on All Stars. Y'all ain't ready for it bitch!"The Miss Congeniality is also staying booked and busy since filming wrapped. She recently starred alongside Lana Ja'Rae and Hormona Lisa at the WorldPride SADBrunch in Washington, D.C. and reminded everyone in the LGBTQ+ community to stay strong."It's a little scary with everything that's going on in the world and with the current administration that we have. Our rights are being taken away daily. Pride is a safe haven for people. Be around those that love you. Remember to be safe. We're stronger together!"Fans can follow Crystal Envy on Instagram here. To see the full interview from SADBrunch, check out the video at the top of the page.

Nature, Published online: 11 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01455-8Gene expression reveals that different types of human cell can work as a unit. These cellular modules, found in several tissues, change during disease.

Nature, Published online: 11 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01681-0The finding that the sea floor is a source of low-abundance elements in the ocean up-ends conventional views of marine biogeochemistry.

Nature, Published online: 11 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01818-1Device translates thought to speech in real time.

Nature, Published online: 11 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01525-xAn accessible and adaptable artificial-intelligence model trained on a diverse set of X-ray images is better than existing models at spotting rare chest diseases.

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Liverpool have agreed to sign Bayer Leverkusen's Florian Wirtz in a deal that could rise to a British transfer record fee of 116m, sources have told ESPN.

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Iranian officials expanded a ban on dog walking to a swathe of cities across the country, with authorities calling dogs unclean and claiming they symbolize a legacy of Western cultural influence. What do you think?No its ok, my dog is friendly.Jared Verbica, Museum DusterA viewing of Air Bud would surely change things.Peter Wehmeyer, Thimble EnthusiastAre boa constrictors still cool?Angela Philpott, Jingle AuditorThe post Iran Cracks Down On Pet Dogs appeared first on The Onion.

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