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Sean Baker to Serve as Red Sea Film Festival Jury President

Oscar-winning “Anora” director Sean Baker will serve as president of this year’s Red Sea Film Festival’s features jury. The Saudi Arabian fest is holding its fifth edition from Dec. 3 to 14, with a lineup including Angelina Jolie’s “Couture,” “The Wizard of the Kremlin”

Gazans begin to restore historic fort damaged in war

One bucket at a time, Palestinian workers cleared sand and crumbling mortar from the remains of an former medieval fortress turned museum in Gaza City, damaged by two years of fighting between Israel and Hamas. A dozen workers in high visibility jackets worked by hand to

Unified model may explain vibrational anomalies in solids

Phonons are sound particles or quantized vibrations of atoms in solid materials. The Debye model, a theory introduced by physicist Peter Debye in 1912, describes the contribution of phonons to the specific heat of materials and explains why the amount of heat required to raise

Shutdown over; House tees up Epstein vote

Morning Report is The Hill's a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here or in the box below: In today's issue: ▪ Trump signs bill to reopen government ▪ House sets vote on Epstein files ▪ President's approval rating sags ▪ THC ban set to go into effect Longest shutdown in history ends

Bold action needed to fix NHS clinical placement crisis

A fundamental rethink of how the NHS trains its future workforce is urgently needed, according to a new paper from the Higher Education Policy Institute, "Rethinking Placement: Increasing Clinical Placement Efficacy for a Sustainable NHS Future" (HEPI Report 194).

The 1.5°C target—an obituary?

"The truth is that we have failed to avoid an overshooting above 1.5°C in the next few years," UN Secretary-General António Guterres recently admitted ahead of the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference.