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Immunology Breakthrough: Mayo Clinic researchers say they’ve found an immune “off switch” protein, TRAILshort, that helps cancer cells blunt T-cell attacks and may also reduce CAR-T effectiveness—blocking it restored immune activity in preclinical models. Space/AI Contract Fight: A Norman attorney filed a $400M breach-of-contract lawsuit against SpaceX over alleged AI development work. Cybersecurity & Water: Minnesota reported municipal water system cyberattacks affecting multiple states; in Braham, remote control was disrupted and the system shifted to manual operation. STEM Policy in Schools: Ohio’s SB326 would require high school students to complete at least one computer science unit and ensure course access, including AI and societal impact topics. DC Tech Governance: A federal stopgap bill temporarily blocks an OMB overhaul of grant-making rules tied to political control of funding decisions, drawing pro-science groups’ attention. Environmental Science: A deep-sea study found microplastics in nearly all sampled hydrothermal-vent mussels and snails, with contamination levels varying by ocean. Local Tech/Infrastructure: Yakima County wastewater systems face costly upgrades as methane leaks, flood damage, and aging infrastructure strain clean-water capacity.

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