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DETROIT — Federal investigators say they have “significant safety concerns” about a Ford SUV recall repair that doesn’t fix gasoline leaks that can cause engine fires. The U. S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is demanding volumes of information from the automaker as it investigates the fix in a March 8 recall of nearly 43,000 Bronco Sport SUVs from the 2022 and 2023 model years, and Escape SUVs from 2022.

SpaceX fires up Starship rocket for upcoming 5th test flight (photos, video) Space.comShip 30 set to Static Fire next week as Flight 4 Preparations Continue - NASASpaceFlight.com NASASpaceflight.comSpaceX's mega-rocket has a 'decent chance' of making orbit on its next flight, Musk said. Last time, Starship blew up the launchpad and exploded in mid-air.

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Bird flu outbreak in cows is latest avian flu curveball - STAT STATBird flu in US cows: where will it end? Nature.comFDA chief says bird flu risk to humans is low, but agency is preparing The HillFDA chief says feds are preparing for low probability of bird flu moving to humans • Iowa Capital Dispatch Iowa Capital DispatchShould We Be Worried About Bird Flu?

Here are the ultraprocessed foods you most need to avoid, according to a 30-year study CNNUltra-processed food tied to higher risk of early death, study finds. What to avoid - National | Globalnews.ca Global NewsNot all ultra-processed foods are bad for your health, whatever you might have heard The ConversationHow Bad Are Ultraprocessed Foods, Really?

Drivers Are Inhaling Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Their Cars, New Study Finds PEOPLEFlame retardants in auto seats pose multiple health risks, research shows The GuardianChemicals in car interiors may cause cancer — and they’re required by US law: Study The HillPeople Are Breathing In Cancer-Causing Chemicals In Their Cars, Study Finds NDTV