Anjali Tamta

I’m a science and technology writer passionate about making complex ideas clear and engaging. At STC News, I cover breakthroughs in innovation, research, and emerging tech. With a background in STEM and a love for storytelling, I aim to connect readers with the ideas shaping our future — one well-researched article at a time.

Uber Rolls Out New Incentives Offering Drivers

Uber Rolls Out New Incentives Offering Drivers Thousands to Switch to Electric Vehicles

The new “Go Electric” program, announced in mid-October 2025, is designed to lower the financial barriers for Uber drivers considering an EV purchase. While details of the program’s rollout have sparked attention, it remains clear that Uber’s move is part of a larger industry trend toward clean energy solutions within the ridesharing sector.

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Winn-Dixie Begins Major Shake-Up

Winn-Dixie Begins Major Shake-Up, Closing and Selling More Than 30 Stores

Winn-Dixie’s parent company announced it will sell or close over 30 stores across four Southeastern states as part of a strategic shift to focus on Florida and southern Georgia and rebrand as The Winn-Dixie Company.

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FDA Flags Major Cholesterol Drug Recall

FDA Flags Major Cholesterol Drug Recall After Safety Issues Reported

The FDA has issued a Class II recall of more than 140,000 bottles of Atorvastatin Calcium, a leading cholesterol-lowering drug, after it failed dissolution testing. The action underscores renewed scrutiny of generic-drug quality and global manufacturing oversight.

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Companies Prepare for Possible Return of Federal DEI Probes

Companies Prepare for Possible Return of Federal DEI Probes Under Trump-Era Policies

U.S. companies are revising diversity and inclusion programmes as federal scrutiny returns under Trump-era rules. With the introduction of Executive Order 14173, firms are auditing DEI initiatives, reassessing risk and aligning workforce strategy with regulatory realities.

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Ross Expands Its Footprint With Dozens of New Stores

Ross Expands Its Footprint With Dozens of New Stores Opening Nationwide

Ross Stores Inc. has opened 40 new locations across 17 states in October 2025, completing its fiscal-year expansion plan of 90 stores. The move reinforces the off-price retailer’s confidence in value-based shopping and marks a rare growth story in a retail landscape where many competitors are contracting.

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Tesla Faces New Recall Impacting Over 76,000 Vehicles

Tesla Faces New Recall Impacting Over 76,000 Vehicles Across the U.S.

Tesla has initiated a recall affecting more than 76,000 U.S. vehicles in response to a safety defect, underscoring growing scrutiny of electric-vehicle manufacturing, software reliability and regulatory oversight.

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Unusual Starfish Found Deep in the Atlantic

Unusual Starfish Found Deep in the Atlantic Leaves Scientists Searching for Answers

Scientists have discovered an unusual starfish in the depths of the South Atlantic Ocean. The strange, bulbous creature—captured on video during a deep-sea expedition—has baffled experts, offering rare insight into a largely unexplored world and reigniting questions about biodiversity in the deep ocean.

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New Yorkers Could Receive $400 Inflation Refund

Eligible New Yorkers Could Receive $400 Inflation Refunds Soon — Check Your Mailbox

New York has begun mailing inflation refund checks worth up to $400 to millions of residents. The one-time payments, part of the 2025–2026 state budget, aim to ease pressure from persistent living costs amid high inflation and housing expenses.

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Earth’s Core Just Got More Complex

Earth’s Core Just Got More Complex: Discovery of an Innermost Inner Layer – Check Details

Scientists have discovered a new layer within Earth’s core, known as the innermost inner core, which exhibits unique seismic properties. This discovery challenges traditional models of Earth's structure and could have far-reaching implications for understanding the planet’s magnetic field and heat dynamics.

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Doomsday Glacier Alert

Doomsday Glacier Alert: Ocean Water Found Beneath Antarctica Accelerating Sea Level Rise by Over 3 Meters

Thwaites Glacier’s rapid melting, fueled by ocean water intrusion, could lead to a sea level rise of over 3 meters, threatening global coastal cities. The urgent need for climate change action and mitigation strategies is now more pressing than ever.

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