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2026-10-05

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  • This year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine goes to three scientists, Carl Deisterot, Peter Hegemann,

  • and Georg Nagel.

  • They've researched ways to study the brain.

  • The Nobel Committee says they've looked at ways to switch

  • on or off the activity of individual nerve cells in a living brain.

  • The investigation into last week's attack and a passenger jet headed

  • to Tel Aviv finds the co-pilot intended to crash the jet into Israel's Ben Gurion Airport.

  • That's according to a person familiar with the matter but not authorized to speak publicly.

  • NPR's Kat Lonsdorf says there's no clear motive for the attack.

  • This morning, a source familiar with the investigation told NPR that the co-pilot

  • who attacked the captain intended to fly the plane to Ben Gurion Airport, which was its destination, but then crash it.

  • Into the airport.

  • This all happened in the morning here when Ben-Gurion would have been full of people.

  • That source also said that it's likely the co-pilot acted alone.