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    Saturn’s Rings Came From a Two-Moon Collision About 100 Million Years Ago, Study Says

    Cosmic Collision: The Mystery of Saturn's Rings and Moons The beauty of Saturn, the sixth planet from the Sun, has always left humanity fascinated. With its stunning rings and a whopping count of 274 moons, it's a celestial wonder. However, recent studies propose a dramatic story behind its...
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    Attackers prompted Gemini over 100,000 times while trying to clone it, Google says

    Google's AI Chatbot Faces Copycat Attempts: A Brief Insight Google's Gemini, a highly advanced AI chatbot, has been under attack recently. A group with commercial interests has reportedly attempted to clone the chatbot's knowledge base. The attackers went as far as prompting the model over...
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    Europe’s Ariane 6 Rocket Successfully Launches 32 Satellites on Inaugural Flight

    Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Successfully Launches 32 Satellites for a Broadband Constellation Amidst a clear sky, the potent Ariane 6 rocket from Europe completed its inaugural launch. The mission was to transport 32 satellites into low-Earth orbit for a prominent online retail company's satellite...
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    Sex workers in Nevada fighting to become first in U.S. to unionize

    Groundbreaking Bid to Unionize by Nevada's Sex Workers In Nevada, a group of sex workers are set on a mission to make history. Their goal is to become the first in the country to form a union. The idea is simple: they want to work in a safe and respectful environment just like any other worker...
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    Ukrainian forces say Russian troops paid them for a fake Starlink service that instead revealed battlefield locations

    A Clever Ploy: Ukrainian Cyber Team Tricks Russian Forces It seems that the Ukrainian cyber warfare unit developed a cunning strategy to extract sensitive data from Russian soldiers. They achieved this by setting up a counterfeit registration service for a popular satellite internet service...
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    Trump Nominates Hospitality Industry Veteran Scott Socha to Lead National Park Service, Sparking Controversy

    Presidential Nominee for National Park Service Leadership Raises Eyebrows In a surprising move, the President has chosen Scott Socha, a veteran in the hospitality industry, as the new leader for the National Park Service. Socha's nomination is raising questions due to his business connections...
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    Bipartisan Talks Fail on Health Subsidies; Uncertainty Looms Over Immigration Reform

    Efforts to Reform Health and Immigration Policies Struggle Amidst Political Differences Efforts to bridge the gap between opposing political parties concerning health subsidies and immigration enforcement reforms are proving to be challenging. There seems to be a common pattern of pledges made...
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    RFK Jr. Accused of Breaking Key Vaccine Promises as Health Secretary

    Unkept Pledges by the Nation's Health Chief Despite assurances made prior to assuming his role, the head of the country's health department has failed to keep many of his commitments. This has particularly affected the country's approach to vaccinations, which was a controversial topic during...
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    Monetizing Nature Has Fallen Short—Experts Explore New Strategies to Protect Ecosystems

    Can Innovative Methods Save Our Ecosystems? In 2012, at a global environmental conference, a group of influential figures took a stand. Their proposal was to save our planet's ecosystems by attributing a monetary value to nature. While the idea of assigning a dollar value to forests, coral...
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    Leading US Medical Association to Review Vaccine Effectiveness After Government Withdraws Recommendations

    Major US Health Organization to Scrutinize Vaccine Efficacy Amid Government Disengagement The nation's leading health institution is stepping up to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of vaccines for respiratory diseases, as government health bodies and advisors cease recommendations due to a...
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    Reading and writing can lower dementia risk by almost 40%, study finds

    Study Reveals Potential Benefits of Lifelong Learning on Dementia Risk A recent study has revealed that regular intellectual activities like reading, writing, and learning new languages could reduce the risk of dementia by almost 40%. This finding suggests that dementia, a serious health...
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    Vulcan Centaur rocket launches 'neighborhood watch' satellites for the US military - Space

    US Military Deploys 'Neighborhood Watch' Satellites The early hours of a recent day saw the successful launch of a pair of surveillance satellites into space. The mission, dubbed USSF-87, was initiated by the US military and took off from a Space Force Station in Florida. The primary function...
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    Three Zodiac Signs Set to Experience Renewed Hope on February 12, 2026

    A Fresh Wave of Hope for Three Astrological Signs Three astrological signs are about to experience a refreshing wave of hope that they haven't felt in quite some time. It's a day that shines a spotlight on the brighter aspects of life, reminding us all that there is more to living than...
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    How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Jobs and Wages in the U.S. Economy

    Unmasking the Real Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Jobs and Wages Let's get real about the state of our economy. Yes, it's growing and the stock market seems unstoppable. But when it comes to what matters most to the average American - employment and income growth - it's not quite as rosy...
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    Bangladesh Holds First Election Since 2024 Protests That Ousted Hasina

    First Election Since Landmark Political Protests Takes Place in Bangladesh For the first time since a massive public outcry led to the removal of the government, Bangladesh has conducted a national election. This peaceful voting process is seen as a pivotal moment for the nation's democracy...
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    Russia shrugs off Trump’s tariff threats on those who provide oil to Cuba

    Dismissal of US Tariff Threats by Russia Over Oil Aid to Cuba Recently, discussions have been ongoing in Russia regarding the possible assistance they can provide to Cuba, which is suffering from a severe fuel crisis. This is happening despite the threats of imposing tariffs by the U.S...
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    Senators introduce first bipartisan effort to curb utility bill hikes related to data centers

    Bipartisan Bill Aims to Protect Consumers from Rising Utility Costs due to Data Centers Two senators have come together to propose a new law, the first of its kind to be bipartisan, that's designed to stop the increasing electricity costs due to data center operations from affecting consumers...
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    "NASA's Artemis II Keeps Leaking Liquid Hydrogen, And It's Starting To Cause Problems"

    Unplanned Delays for the Lunar Mission Due to Persistent Hydrogen Leak Plans to dispatch humans back to the moon via the eagerly anticipated lunar mission have hit a roadblock. A hitch occurred during a trial run for the liftoff, with a hydrogen leak observed in the area where the rocket's fuel...
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    Hubble captures light show around rapidly dying star

    The Mesmerizing Light Display of a Fading Star A breathtaking image of the Egg Nebula, captured by a renowned space telescope, showcases an impressive interplay of light and shadow created by freshly discharged stardust. This enigmatic structure is situated roughly 1,000 light-years away in the...
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    Norwegian Biathlete Confesses to Cheating on Girlfriend During Emotional Post-Win Interview

    Biathlon Athlete Reveals Personal Betrayal After Winning Olympic Medal In an unexpected twist following a significant sports victory, a Norwegian athlete competing in the biathlon discipline used his post-win interview to confess to a private mistake. After earning a bronze medal, the...
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