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    Iranian Hackers Target U.S. Infrastructure as USS Lincoln Arrives in Middle East

    Security Alerts, Election Battles, and a Long-Awaited Port Stop: Today’s Top Stories Foreign hackers recently tried to break into important computer systems across the United States. These digital attacks targeted water systems, phone networks, and energy grids. While the attempts did not...
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    Congo’s Ebola outbreak shows no signs of slowing as deaths top 3,000

    Severe Ebola Outbreak in Congo Reaches Critical Milestone as Cases Climb A major health crisis is worsening in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The latest health data shows that a deadly outbreak of the Ebola virus has now claimed more than 3,007 lives. With over 6,186 confirmed cases...
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    Study of older women links high coffee and tea consumption to weakened bones

    How Your Daily Cup of Tea or Coffee Might Affect Your Bones Many people start their morning with a warm cup of coffee or tea. It is a comforting routine enjoyed by billions of people around the world. However, as we get older, keeping our bones strong becomes a major health priority. A common...
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    How Dietary Choices Can Help Protect Your Mouth's Good Bacteria

    How the Foods You Eat Can Help Protect Your Mouth's Good Bacteria Most of us know that eating too many sugary treats can cause cavities. This happens because sugar feeds the harmful bacteria living in our mouths. However, protecting your teeth is not just about avoiding bad foods. It is also...
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    Scientists make potential breakthrough in search for dark matter

    Deep Underground Experiment Detects Mysterious Clue in Search for Dark Matter Deep in an old gold mine, nearly a mile beneath the earth in South Dakota, a highly sensitive experiment has detected a tiny, unusual event. Scientists believe this brief moment could be a major clue in the search for...
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    Duane Davis’ Defense Attorney Plans to Appeal Guilty Verdict in Tupac Shakur

    The Fight Is Not Over: Defense Prepares Next Steps After Guilty Verdict in Famous Musician's Death A high-profile trial has ended with a guilty verdict, but the legal battle is far from finished. A jury recently found Duane "Keffe D" Davis guilty of first-degree murder for his role in a...
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    Fast-fashion giant's shares fall after Hong Kong trading debut that spotlights its

    Fast-Fashion Giant Faces Tough First Day on Stock Market After Returning to Its Roots A major online clothing seller known for its very cheap and fast-growing fashion line had a bumpy start on its first day of public trading. The company’s stock fell by as much as 10% shortly after launching on...
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    UN Report Outlines Plan to Lower Temperatures After Global Warming Ex

    A New Plan for a Warmer World: Navigating the Climate Overshoot The goal of preventing global temperatures from rising past a dangerous limit is slipping out of reach. Because of the continued burning of coal, oil, and gas, the Earth is on track to cross a key safety threshold in the coming...
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    Bank vice president killed in Manhattan stabbing

    Tragic Street Violence in Busy Midtown Plaza Leaves Two Dead and One Injured A peaceful afternoon in a crowded pedestrian plaza turned into a scene of sudden violence when a woman carrying two knives attacked unsuspecting pedestrians. The fast-moving incident ended with the deaths of both a...
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    Here’s what unfolded in court before Charlie Kirk’s accused killer pleaded not guilty — and what comes next

    Court Orders Trial for Young Man Accused of Fatal Campus Shooting A courtroom filled with heavy emotion became the setting for a major decision in a highly publicized tragedy. Sitting just two rows apart, the widow of a well-known conservative activist and the mother of the young man accused of...
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    AI Data Centers Demand a New Model for Power Infrastructure

    How Massive AI Data Centers Are Changing the Way We Use Electricity As artificial intelligence grows, it is changing how we work and live. This rapid growth means we need much more electricity than ever before. Experts estimate that the global market for AI data centers will grow to $810...
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    QTS to Invest $250 Million in Texas Water Infrastructure and Stewardship Over Next Ten Years

    New Ten-Year Initiative Aims to Upgrade Texas Water Systems and Protect Resources A major technology infrastructure developer has committed to spending $250 million over the next ten years on water projects across Texas. This massive effort will focus on conserving water, upgrading local...
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    Healthcare Real Estate Trust Secures New $500 Million Unsecured Credit Facility

    Healthcare Real Estate Trust Secures New $500 Million Credit Agreement A major healthcare real estate trust has successfully closed a new financial agreement worth $500 million. This new arrangement is a senior unsecured corporate credit facility. It provides the organization with a highly...
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    Why Food Aid Programs Need Stronger Infrastructure and Centralized Directories

    A Better Way to Share: Why Food Aid Needs Stronger Connections During a recent major crisis, a local food rescue group received more than 2,300 requests for help. It was impossible to meet every single request. To help as many families as possible, the group contacted the local city government...
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    SLB to Acquire Kelvion to Expand Data Center Cooling Infrastructure

    A Major Deal to Help Cool Down Power-Hungry Data Centers A major technology company is making a big move to help solve one of the biggest challenges in the tech world today: keeping computer systems cool. SLB has agreed to buy Kelvion, a company that specializes in cooling and heating systems...
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    Russia preparing 'massive strikes' on Ukraine's energy sites after deadliest attack of the year

    New Threats to Power Grid Raise Fears of a Cold, Dark Winter Plans have been announced to launch large-scale military strikes aimed at destroying vital energy facilities. This development has raised deep concerns about how families will keep their homes warm as freezing temperatures approach...
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    NASA's aging space telescope restarts science work after robotic rescue mission fails

    An Aging Space Telescope Restarts Its Science Work After a Failed Rescue Mission A famous space telescope is back to work studying the mysteries of the universe. This comes after spending months in a special energy-saving mode while waiting for a rescue mission that unfortunately did not...
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    Microsoft Outlook outage reported by thousands of users on Monday

    Massive Email and Office Software Outage Disrupts Workday for Thousands Imagine arriving at your desk, ready to start the workday, only to find that your inbox is completely frozen. That was the reality for thousands of workers who experienced a major disruption in their daily routines. A...
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    With elections nearing, battleground Republicans still waiting for Trump to open his campaign wallet

    The Waiting Game: Why a Massive Political Fund Remains Unspent Before Key Elections When a major campaign event took place recently in Michigan featuring the vice-presidential nominee, the bill was paid by the former president's primary political group. This was a rare moment of spending in a...
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    "Whistleblower claims USPS plan for Trump's mail voting order could 'derail' midterms"

    New System for Mail-In Ballots Could Create Chaos for Voters A new technology system designed to handle mail-in ballots could cause major problems for voters in the upcoming elections. An insider has raised concerns that the system is being rushed into service without proper testing. This...
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