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Recent stories citing Ars Technica(last 5 in 7 days)

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Ferrari Unveils Luce, Its First Battery-Electric Vehicle

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CNN
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Ferrari has introduced the Luce, its first battery-electric vehicle, as a four-door, five-seat sedan priced at $640,000. The design involved collaboration with LoveFrom, led by Jony Ive and Marc Newson. Sources confirm the vehicle as Ferrari's initial foray into full battery-electric propulsion.

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[CNN 🏢] Ferrari unveils its first electric car - and it comes with a $640,000 price tag | CNN Business[Ars Technica 🏢] Amazing interior, controversial exterior: Ferrari's first electric car

Ebola Outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo Triggers US Travel Restrictions and CDC Screening Adjustments

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USA Today
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An Ebola outbreak centered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was announced on May 15 and ranks as the third largest recorded. As of May 24, the WHO reported 1,018 cases and 234 deaths, with limited spillover to Uganda. The Trump administration expanded entry restrictions to lawful permanent residents and the CDC requested employee volunteers for airport screening amid staffing constraints.

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[USA Today 🏢] CDC seeks employee volunteers for Ebola screening after staff cuts - USA Today[Ars Technica 🏢] Trump admin to block Ebola-exposed Americans from US, move them to Kenya

NASA Outlines 2028 Human Return to Moon with $20 Billion Base Plan and MoonFall Drone Precursors

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ABC News
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NASA has announced plans for a human return to the lunar surface in 2028 supported by a $20 billion lunar base initiative and the preceding MoonFall drone program. The Artemis II mission is scheduled for April 2026, while MoonFall drones developed by JPL and delivered by Firefly Aerospace will scout landing sites and resources before Artemis IV. All claims draw from ABC News and Ars Technica reporting.

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[ABC News 🏢] NASA reveals new details on plan to build a base on the moon[Ars Technica 🏢] NASA takes steps toward building Moon Base, including discussing a "perimeter"