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    Two Astronauts Complete Spacewalk to Replace Broken ISS Antenna

    Astronauts Complete Challenging Spacewalk to Repair Station Communications Two astronauts successfully completed a major repair job outside the space station, restoring a vital communication link back to Earth. Working high above our planet, the pair replaced a broken antenna dish during a...
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    New renders reveal major redesign and rumored price hike for upcoming flagship smartphone

    A Closer Look at the Upcoming Premium Smartphone: Big Design Changes and a Higher Price Tag Every year, mobile tech companies update their best devices. Often, these updates are small, with only minor changes to how the phone looks or works. However, the next-generation premium flagship phone...
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    Major Spaceflight Company Plans to Build $100 Billion Launch Site in Louisiana

    A Giant New Spaceport is Planned for the Louisiana Coast A major private spaceflight company has shared plans to build a massive new launch site on the southern coast of Louisiana. This project, which is estimated to cost around one hundred billion dollars, will give the company a third major...
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    Bill Gates is deeply worried about AI, and he’s no longer staying quiet

    A Famous Tech Pioneer Shares Deep Concerns About the Future of Artificial Intelligence For a long time, one of the world's most famous technology pioneers felt very positive about the future of artificial intelligence. He believed that smart computer systems could make life better for everyone...
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    More than 50 kidnapped as violent gang attack in Haiti leaves 47 dead

    Tragedy in the Hills: Dozens Killed and Kidnapped in Sudden Haitian Gang Raid A quiet community nestled in the hills above Haiti's capital suffered a devastating assault that left at least 47 people dead and more than 50 others captured. This sudden wave of violence has shattered the local...
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    Second arrest over deadly sword attack at Swedish school

    New Arrest Made in Deadly School Sword Attack Police have taken a second man into custody following a violent sword attack at a school in central Sweden. The tragedy, which took place at Brinell School in the town of Fagersta, resulted in the death of a young girl and left several other...
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    Canadian Politicians Reject Trump's Proposal to Rename Lake Ontario Amid Trade

    A New Name for a Great Lake? US and Canada Clash Over Border Waters A major body of water shared by the United States and Canada has become the latest focal point in a growing trade dispute between the two nations. The American president suggested changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake...
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    Lindsey Graham's sister wins Republican primary to contest Senate seat in November

    New Face Wins South Carolina Republican Primary for Open Senate Seat Voters in South Carolina have made their choice for the upcoming Senate race. Darline Graham has won the Republican primary, securing her spot on the ballot for the election this coming November. She is seeking to permanently...
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    Hundreds missing and many feared dead after massive flash flood hits Nepal-China border

    Dangerous Flash Floods Sweep Across the Mountain Border of Nepal and China A sudden and destructive flash flood has hit the mountain border between Nepal and China, leaving at least 30 people dead and hundreds of others missing. The rushing waters have destroyed local roads and buildings...
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    Wiped out: US faces surging toilet paper prices amid trade war with Canada

    How New Trade Disputes Could Raise the Price of Everyday Household Items Shopping for daily essentials may soon become more expensive for families across North America. A major trade disagreement between the United States and Canada has escalated, putting an end to years of peaceful commerce...
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    Advocates Call for Crackdown on Fake Public Comments Targeting Ohio Clean Energy Projects

    How Ghost Comments are Shaping the Future of Local Energy Projects A worrying trend is growing in communities across the country. Government offices are being flooded with fake public comments. These fake messages are designed to stop clean energy projects, like solar and wind power, while...
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    Florida utility regulators will decide if the data center tariff protects residents

    Who Pays for the Power Needed by Giant Data Centers? State officials are reviewing a new proposal from a major electricity provider. The main question is whether this plan will protect everyday homeowners from paying for the massive amounts of energy used by giant computer warehouses, known as...
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    James H. Jeffries IV to Retire, Join Board of Directors

    Senior Energy Lawyer to Retire from Firm and Join Major Utility Board A highly respected lawyer who has spent more than thirty years helping utility companies navigate complex government rules is preparing for a major career transition. After a long and successful run as a partner at a...
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    Measles Outbreak Declared in Three Maryland Counties After 14 Cases Reported

    Rising Measles Cases Spark Outbreak Warnings in Three Local Counties Measles is making a comeback in several local communities. Health leaders have officially declared an outbreak in three specific counties after a rise in infections. This situation highlights how important it is for people to...
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    Reusable Rocket Booster Sets New Record on 100th Launch

    A Milestone in the Skies: Reusable Rocket Achieves Historic Flight In the early morning darkness, a powerful rocket lit up the Florida sky as it headed toward space. The vehicle lifted off from the launch pads at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, carrying a payload of 29 internet satellites...
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    ‘Like smoking a cigarette’: Indonesia chokes on haze as blazes intensify amid super ‘El Niño’

    Thick Smoke and Rising Flames: How Forest Fires Are Affecting Millions in Southeast Asia Imagine stepping outside your front door and only being able to see a few feet ahead of you. For people living in the Indonesian part of Borneo, this is the daily reality. The air is so thick with smoke...
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    The UK will help Ukraine make long-range missiles by sharing classified tech information

    New Partnership Aims to Help Ukraine Build Its Own Long-Range Missiles During a visit to Kyiv for Ukraine's Independence Day, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham shared a major update regarding military support. The United Kingdom plans to help Ukraine manufacture its own long-range missiles...
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    Those behind hybrid attacks against Germany 'will pay,' Merz says, as officials find third drone at airport

    Security Threats Rise in Germany After Explosive Drones Found Near Key Airport The leader of Germany has issued a strong warning to those conducting hidden attacks against the nation, declaring that the people behind these hostile actions will face serious consequences. This warning comes after...
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    Gary residents turn to prayer as power outage stretches into third week

    Storm-Battered Community Seeks Hope and Answers After Weeks Without Power Imagine living without lights, refrigeration, or air conditioning for more than two weeks. For nearly 5,000 households in northern Indiana, this difficult situation has become a daily reality. Following a series of severe...
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    What Trump’s Supreme Court win means for mail ballots

    New Legal Battle Over Mail-In Ballot Rules Creates Uncertainty for Voters The highest court in the country recently made a major decision about a controversial plan to change how mail-in ballots are handled. While this decision gives the administration a temporary victory, it does not mean the...
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