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US guarantees Ukraine military aid for ten years + 2 more stories

US guarantees Ukraine aid for ten years; Fusion project builds powerful magnet; New drug eliminates some cancer tumors

Today ChatGPT read 27947 top news stories. After removing previously covered events, there are 3 articles with a significance score over 5.9.

[6.3] US guarantees Ukraine military aid for ten years — kcra.com (+378)

The U.S. and Ukraine have finalized a ten-year agreement guaranteeing continued military aid to Ukraine amidst the ongoing war.

The deal grants the U.S. access to critical minerals and removes a barrier to Ukraine's potential EU membership. The White House views the agreement as a demonstration of its commitment to Ukraine's long-term stability.

This agreement comes as peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine face challenges, with Russia proposing a short-term truce and expressing reluctance for a quick resolution.

[6.5] Global nuclear fusion project crosses milestone with world's most powerful magnet — reuters.com (+2)

A global nuclear fusion project is set to assemble the world's most powerful magnet, a crucial step toward generating clean energy through atomic fusion.

The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project, involving over 30 countries, completed the final component of its magnetic system, the central solenoid, after delays. This magnet will confine super-hot plasma, enabling fusion reactions.

The project, based in France, aims to start generating plasma in 2033, despite past setbacks. While fusion investment grows, ITER's director remains skeptical of rapid commercialization by private ventures.

[5.9] Immunotherapy drug capable of eliminating tumors in some early-stage cancers: Study — abcnews.go.com (+3)

A new immunotherapy drug, dostarlimab, has shown the potential to eliminate tumors in some early-stage cancer patients, potentially allowing them to avoid surgery.

In a study, 82 out of 103 participants responded so well to dostarlimab that they no longer needed surgery. The study focused on patients with a specific genetic mutation, and all 49 rectal cancer patients avoided surgery after treatment.

While promising, the study was conducted at a single hospital and included a select group of patients. Researchers are working to expand the study and explore combining immunotherapy with other approaches.

Highly covered news with significance over 5.5

[5.6] 30% of Microsoft's code is now AI-generated, says CEO Satya Nadella — businesstoday.in (+57)

[5.6] Amazon launches its first internet satellites to compete against SpaceX’s thousands of Starlinks — pbs.org (+9)

[5.5] South Korea's interim president Han Duck Soo resigns — welt.de (+25)

[5.5] New vaccine to treat 15 types of cancer now available on NHS — uk.news.yahoo.com (+7)

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