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    South Korea leans toward military conscription for women

    Should Young Women Be Drafted? A National Debate Grows Over Military Service A major shift in public opinion is happening regarding who should defend the nation. For a long time, the idea of forcing young women to serve in the military was a sensitive topic that few people wanted to discuss...
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    Proposed Nuclear Power Plants on Military Bases Face Criticism Over Costs and Safety Risks

    New Military Nuclear Power Plan Sparks Major Debate A new plan to build next-generation nuclear power plants on five military bases across the country is facing strong pushback. One of the military facilities chosen to receive one of these small power systems is Fort Drum. While supporters...
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    Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo spreads to 2 new health zones with a total of 60 areas now affected

    Dangerous Disease Outbreak Expands Rapidly in Eastern Congo A fast-moving health crisis is expanding in eastern Congo. The dangerous virus has now reached two more health zones, bringing the total number of affected areas to 60. This outbreak is moving quicker than previous ones, making it very...
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    Two workers at Germany’s busiest airport die of malaria after mosquitoes arrive on plane

    Tragic Mosquito Incident: Two Workers at Major German Airport Die from Malaria Two employees at the busiest airport in Germany have died after catching malaria. This extremely rare situation has caused concern because the illness is not usually found in Germany. Health experts believe the...
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    Florida's Space Coast to see fewer rocket launches as major spaceflight company shifts focus

    A Major Shift in Rocket Launches Will Quieten the Coast of Florida The busiest spaceport in the world is getting ready for a much quieter period. For the past ten years, a major private spaceflight company has kept the coast of Florida incredibly busy with constant rocket flights. However, that...
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    NASA to Launch $4 Billion Space Telescope Repurposed from Spy Satellite

    From Spy Satellite to Star Finder: Inside the Next Great Space Observatory The universe is a vast and mysterious place. It is filled with exploding stars, ancient galaxies, and worlds that we cannot see with the naked eye. Soon, space scientists will have a powerful new tool to help them...
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    Tech giants urge global response to AI cybersecurity threats

    Technology Leaders Warn of Rising Digital Threats from Advanced Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence is growing at an incredibly fast pace. While these new technologies can help us in many ways, they also bring serious new safety concerns. A large group of technology businesses has...
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    "U.S. says pipelines will make Strait of Hormuz irrelevant. Energy experts disagree"

    The Struggle to Bypass a Crucial Oil Route: Why New Pipelines Might Not Be Enough New economic sanctions have been introduced to weaken control over a vital shipping route known as the Strait of Hormuz. While there is hope that Middle East oil producers can build new pipelines to bypass this...
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    U.S. military uses laser to shoot down 3 cartel drones at southern border, Pentagon says

    High-Tech Laser System Neutralizes Intruding Border Drones In a recent nighttime operation, the military successfully used an advanced laser weapon to bring down three unmanned aerial vehicles along the boundary between the United States and Mexico. The aircraft, commonly known as drones, were...
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    Judge rules Pentagon's measures against Anthropic were 'illegal and baseless'

    Court Rules Government Unlawfully Penalized Tech Firm Over National Security Dispute A federal judge has decided that the United States military acted against the law when it penalized a major artificial intelligence firm. The government had previously labeled the technology company as a threat...
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    Owner says business dips at Ottumwa restaurant after being named possible measles exposure site

    Local Businesses Face Challenges After Public Health Warning About Measles Exposure A family-friendly buffet restaurant in Iowa is dealing with a major drop in customers after being identified as a place where people might have been exposed to measles. The restaurant owner only found out about...
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    "Sugar Substitute Xylitol Tied to Higher Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, and Death, Study Finds"

    The Hidden Risks of Sugar-Free Sweets: How a Popular Ingredient Might Impact Your Heart Many people reach for sugar-free treats to satisfy their sweet tooth without the guilt of extra calories. However, a new scientific investigation suggests that one of the most common sugar substitutes might...
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    "A newborn baby was one of Pa.’s two measles-related deaths

    Tragic Infant Death Sparks Intense Debate Over Measles Outbreak A newborn baby and another unvaccinated resident have died in Pennsylvania after contracting measles. These tragic losses mark the first measles-related deaths in the state in thirty-five years. They are also the first deaths tied...
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    "Forget Acid Rain: Electrically Charged Raindrops Can Corrode Metal in a Way We Never Knew About"

    The Shocking Way Water Droplets Can Damage Protected Metal From the cars we drive to the bridges we cross, metal structures need constant protection from the elements. Typically, we apply special coatings to prevent rust and decay. However, researchers have discovered a previously unknown...
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    "Yayoi Kusama, who splashed polka dots across the art world, dies at 97 in Tokyo"

    The Colorful Journey of a Beloved Artist Who Covered the World in Polka Dots A famous Japanese artist known around the world for her bright colors and endless polka dots has passed away at the age of 97. She died in a hospital in Tokyo, where she had been receiving care. Even in her final days...
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    American Airlines Expected to Announce Five New International Routes Following Online

    A Clever Menu Puzzle Hints at Five New Transatlantic Flight Routes An airline decided to have some fun before sharing its next big international travel schedule. Instead of a normal announcement, they shared a fake restaurant menu online. The menu was filled with weird prices, odd ingredients...
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    US inflation holds at 3.7 percent in July, above Fed target

    Why Everyday Living Costs Remain High for American Families Keeping up with the cost of living continues to be a struggle for many households. Recent economic data shows that inflation remains stubborn, holding steady at a level that is higher than what policymakers want to see. For 65...
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    Southern California's scorching heat wave peaks: Here's how hot it will get and when it will end

    Southern California Swelters Under Intense Summer Heat Wave The most intense heat wave of the summer season is reaching its peak in Southern California. Temperatures are climbing significantly higher than usual, making outdoor activities difficult and raising safety concerns for residents...
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    Tech companies and local officials are covering data center talks in NDAs

    Secret Agreements Keep Neighbors in the Dark as Massive Data Centers Move In Near fields of cotton and soybeans where his bees find food, a local beekeeper named Foster Hensel opens up one of his hives. A loud buzz rises into the air. He uses a small tool to puff smoke and calm the insects...
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    CIA chief John Ratcliffe reportedly made secretive Moscow trip to warn Russia against attacking NATO

    A Secret Mission to Moscow: Top American Intelligence Leader Delivers Firm Warnings The head of American intelligence, John Ratcliffe, made an unannounced trip to the Russian capital. The goal of this quiet visit was to deliver a direct message to Russia: do not launch attacks against the...
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