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Karnataka planning and statistics minister D Sudhakar, 66, died early Sunday morning at Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences in Bengaluru after a prolonged illness involving a lung infection. The death is reported via medical bulletin with minimal additional detail provided.

Altara, an AI startup, has secured $7M in funding to address data fragmentation in physical sciences R&D. The company's platform aims to consolidate data scattered across spreadsheets and legacy systems to accelerate research workflows.

A Vice News article reports on research published in Quaternary Science Reviews suggesting Neanderthals may have gone extinct due to poor social skills. The piece frames this as a major scientific breakthrough while making a tongue-in-cheek joke about modern social isolation.

Texas' highest criminal court is accused of blocking enforcement of the state's 'junk science' law in capital cases. The article uses Charles Flores' death sentence—obtained partly through hypnotized witness testimony—as a test case for whether SCOTUS will intervene in Texas judicial procedures.