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New study reveals Roundups impact on honeybee health: Glyphosate disrupts gut bacteria, making bees more susceptible to infections, threatening pollination and ecosystems.

FBI Examines Shooting Suspects Car, Links to Brown University and MIT Killings; Neves Valente Found Dead in Storage Unit The Federal Bureau of Investigations Evidence Response Team recently examined a car linked to the suspect in the Brown University shooting and the tragic killing of a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor. The individual, identified as forty-eight-year-old Claudio Neves Valente, was discovered deceased inside a storage facility in Salem, New Hampshire, with authorities indicating he took his own life. Earlier this week, officials located the suspects vehicle at this storage facility, which ultimately led them to Neves Valente. Police confirmed that he had rented the car, a gray Nissan Sentra, from an Alamo Rent A Car in Boston, Massachusetts, during late November. The vehicle initially had Florida license plates, but investigators noted that Neves Valente later changed these plates, seemingly in an attempt to evade detection. During a news conference, officials revealed significant findings both inside the car and within the storage unit. Among the evidence recovered was a firearm found at Neves Valentes feet, along with a satchel that matched descriptions from previously released person-of-interest photos. This discovery provided crucial links in the ongoing investigation. Following these findings, FBI evidence technicians were observed carefully wrapping the car. They wore hazmat suits, a standard procedure to meticulously preserve any potential DNA evidence both inside and on the exterior of the vehicle. This step is critical for forensic analysis and to gather all possible clues. According to officials, the investigation remains active as they continue to process all collected evidence. Their primary goal now is to determine a clear motive behind these serious attacks and to fully understand the circumstances surrounding the events.

A Massachusetts man sentenced for drug trafficking and gun involvement in Concord, with a co-defendants sentencing upcoming. New Hampshire Lottery officials excited about the upcoming one point five billion dollar Powerball jackpot. Local police make arrests, including two sex offenders for registration violations, and various other offenses around town.

New details emerge in tragic MIT shooting: Shooter identified as former classmate, Nuno Loureiros friend remembers him as brilliant and engaging.

Viewers Choice 2025 highlights the best soups in New Hampshire, as voted by listeners. Wicked Sweet Cakes and Treats in Bradford, and Earths Harvest Kitchen in Dover tie for fourth, known for their homemade and lovingly crafted soups. Granite State Lunchbox in Manchester takes third, offering daily changing soups. Tavern twenty-seven in Laconia, with its soup flight, secures second place. The Loaf and Ladle in Exeter, the top choice, is praised for its quality and taste.

Jay Lucas, a former Republican gubernatorial candidate, faces a 20-year prison sentence for allegedly running a $50 million Ponzi scheme. Hes charged with securities fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, and investment adviser fraud. Prosecutors claim he diverted investor funds to his wifes luxury skincare business, personal expenses, and political consultants. The closure of his newspaper, the Claremont Eagle Times, has also raised concerns.

Suspect in Brown University shooting found deceased, linked to MIT professors murder; investigations uncover connection between two attacks.

Breaking: Suspect in Brown University Mass Shooting Found Dead in Storage Facility; Link to MIT Professors Murder Explored

New study reveals BPS, a common plastic chemical, can cause serious heart problems in fish, potentially impacting human health. Researchers urge further studies to understand full extent of BPSs impact and re-evaluate safety of BPA alternatives.