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Meet Gabriella Rothberg, 17, co-inventor of patented genetically engineered tomato

A sandwich idea at 15 led Miami student Gabriella Rothberg to develop genetically engineered tomatoes designed to produce heme, an iron-containing molecule associated with meat flavour. Now 17, she is listed alongside her father on a US patent issued in June 2026. The project remains experimental, with taste and nutritional benefits yet to be established.

Meet Gabriella Rothberg, 17, co-inventor of patented genetically engineered tomato

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How Yemen's Houthis Are Testing the Limits of Iran's Power—And America's

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels pose a greater problem to their adversaries—and maybe even their masters—with each passing day.

  • Yemen's Houthi rebels, Iran-backed, challenge enemies and patrons.
  • Houthi arsenal targets Saudi oil, cities, and Saudi capital's airport.
  • Houthi force may outgrow Iran's control, posing threats to Saudi Arabia and US.

The Future Sound Of Oslo

In early autumn, the inlets and wild forest surrounding Oslo are dappled with sun. Imposing ski jumps dot hillside neighborhoods, which are scattered with bizarre statues and ornate crypts.

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