Dark matter search misses in South Dakota underground lab
Scientists at the Large Underground Xenon experiment in Lead, South Dakota, report no detection of dark matter after three years and $10 million invested. The result challenges WIMP candidates and prompts plans for a larger, more sensitive LZ detector to start in 2020.
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Brazil arrests 10 in alleged Olympics terror plot
Brazilian police detained 10 suspects across 10 states for online ISIS sympathy and discussions of attacks during the Rio Olympics. Officials say the group, all Brazilian and including a minor, were amateur and ill prepared but viewed as a potential threat with no specified targets.
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Stubborn mule coffee vendor thwarts rules in Idaho
Matt Bishop and his mule Richard earned permission from three private landowners to serve coffee along the Ridge to Rivers trail system in Boise foothills. The deal lets Bishop take tips with no serving limit, despite the Forest Service denying a permit. They paused now and plan to resume July 30.
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