Associated PressThe record-breaking temperatures are a stark indication of
human-induced climate change, with impacts manifesting in dying coral reefs, intensifying Nor'easters, and widespread wildfire smoke.
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ABC
NewsThe U.S. is predicted to announce a controversial military aid
package to Ukraine that includes cluster munitions, weapons criticized for potential civilian risks due to their widespread dispersion.
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Los
Angeles TimesPowerful conservative U.S. judges critiqued the upheld right of
homeless people to sleep in public spaces, blaming it for exacerbating the homelessness crisis, particularly in the West.
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Financial
TimesThe FDA has granted approval to lecanemab, marketed as Leqembi, the
first Alzheimer’s drug developed by Eisai and Biogen, capable of slowing the neurodegenerative disease's progression.
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The Wall
Street JournalJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson inaccurately claimed in a dissent that
having a Black physician more than doubles survival rates for high-risk Black newborns, based on misinterpreted statistics.
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Yahoo!
NewsThe EFF accuses Sheriff Jim Cooper of potentially violating a 2015 law
by sharing automated license plate reader data with out-of-state agencies, raising privacy and abortion access concerns.
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KABC-TV A viral video showing a frustrated pizza delivery driver commenting
negatively on a $5 tip for a $20 order to the customer has sparked widespread debate about the tipping culture in the U.S.
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Fox 4
News KDFWSenbere Teferi, the expected winner of the world's largest 10K race,
the Peachtree Road Race, ended up third after taking a wrong turn, leading to Hailyu Fotyen Tesfay's first win in the event.
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Good News
NetworkA robotic glove employs AI and tactile sensors to assist piano
playing, allowing stroke patients to regain some ability and feel the difference between correct and incorrect musical notes.
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KDVRUN investigator Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, during her unprecedented
visit to Guantanamo Bay, highlighted detainees' trauma, criticized their treatment, called for their rehabilitation.
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The
Washington PostWhat do a democratic socialist, a Republican war veteran, and a
long-haired lobbyist from Montana have in common? They want the government to relax about certain mind-altering substances.
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The New
York TimesMayor Eric Adams has often talked about a wrinkled photo of a
fallen police officer that he kept in his wallet. Now that photo, the story, and his credibility have been called into question.
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VarietyAfter 52 years and over 150 million albums sold, the Eagles have
announced their final farewell tour to continue into 2025, with the promise of performances based on audience demand.
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The AtlanticReform advocates propose proportional representation to counter
U.S. political polarization, arguing it could foster a multiparty democracy and curb issues like partisan gerrymandering.
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USA
TodayThe history of pro tennis has been intertwined with pushing
boundaries, compromising for the sake of providing opportunities. It’s why Billie Jean King is open to Saudi investment.
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CNETMeta has launched Threads, a text-based app rivaling Twitter, which
allows users to retain their Instagram credentials and attracted 10 million signups within seven hours of its debut.
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KLAS-TVTaylor Taranto was arrested and charged with four misdemeanors
related to the Jan. 6 attack and is also accused of targeting Obama's home following Trump's social media post of the address.
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NBC 10
BostonFollowing the deaths in a submersible expedition to the Titanic wreckage,
OceanGate has suspended all exploration and commercial operations while investigations are underway.
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KDVROSF, under new leadership by George Soros's son, plans to lay off 40%
of its global staff in a move to transform its operating model, raising concerns among human rights organizations.
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Christian
Broadcasting Network Over the
past four years, over 6,100 U.S. churches, representing 20% of UMC congregations, have left the denomination due to its increasing acceptance of LGBTQ lifestyles.
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Ukraine and Beyond: Can China's Diplomacy Match Its Economic Power? By Paul Webster Hare
Amidst the Ukraine crisis, China's diplomatic role is under scrutiny; Hare investigates China's potential as a mediator and the necessity of its global influence for a balanced world order. |
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