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How convicted rapist Mike Tyson was allowed to forget his past for NETFLIX payday...


How convicted rapist Mike Tyson was allowed to forget his past for NETFLIX payday...


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MYSTERY: FEMA staging 350 semi-trailers at decommissioned Michigan Air Force base...


MYSTERY: FEMA staging 350 semi-trailers at decommissioned Michigan Air Force base...


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Genetic Discrimination Coming for Us All...


Genetic Discrimination Coming for Us All...


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Judge Blocks Louisiana Law Requiring Schools to Display Ten Commandments...


Judge Blocks Louisiana Law Requiring Schools to Display Ten Commandments...


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HACHETTE Employees Protest New Conservative Imprint...


HACHETTE Employees Protest New Conservative Imprint...


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MEXICO READIES FOR TRADE WAR


MEXICO READIES FOR TRADE WAR




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Intel contractor switch results in 205 layoffs

Outgoing firm Principal Service Solutions says incoming staffing agency Manpower may bring the workers back.




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House, Senate strike a deal on economic development bill

Top Democrats on Tuesday evening filed a compromise economic development bill containing state support for the life sciences and climate technology industries, ticket sales regulations, a new live theater tax credit, educator diversity reforms and more.




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Software unicorn Sirion appears to have moved its headquarters out of Washington

The contract software company closed a $110 million Series D round in 2023, one of the largest venture capital deals in Washington last year.




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What Would Happen to a Decomposing Body in Space?

As humans leave space junk behind, there may come a time when human bodies would need to decompose in space. Learn how this happens and why it's a slow process.




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New Telescope Could Potentially Identify Planet X

Are there hidden planets in our solar system? New technologies, like the powerful Rubin Observatory, brings us closer to answers.




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How to Overcome Your Device Dependency and Manage a Successful Digital Detox

Getting outside – without your phone – is one way to disconnect.




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How Can Jupiter Have No Surface? A Look at the Planet That Could Swallow 1,000 Earths

"If Jupiter doesn’t have a surface, what does it have? "




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LabX Media Group Acquires Discover Magazine, Expanding its Reach in Science Media

The addition of Discover to LabX’s portfolio strengthens its position as a leading voice in science and research media, bringing one of the most recognized science publications into its family.




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A Warming Climate Continues to Ravage Sea Ice at Both Poles

Even as winter takes hold in the Arctic, sea ice there is growing sluggishly. In Antarctica, summer’s arrival has driven sea ice to near-record lows.




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America’s Battery Plant Boom Isn’t Going Bust – Factory Construction Is on Track

A new battery plant under construction in South Carolina will supply BMW factories.





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Coleen Rooney clears up ‘rubbish’ rumours about her I’m a Celeb stint

TV personality responded to rumours that she is exempt from some challenges




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The 9 contenders to replace Gary Lineker on Match of the Day

The former footballer has hosted the show since 1999




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Yellowstone star’s comments on last episode will worry long-time fans

Viewers were left stunned by ‘savage’ exit of character in first episode of new season




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BBC confirms exit of ‘world-class’ Gary Lineker from Match of the Day

The former striker will depart the programme at the end of the 2024/25 season




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The dark world of Nineties boybands: ‘They put a bucket by the stage so I could spew’

Screaming girls. Sudden riches. Your face on the cover of Smash Hits magazine. Life in a Nineties boyband sounds like a dream, but one survivor of the maelstrom likens it more to being in the military. Jessie Thompson goes behind the scenes of revealing new BBC documentary ‘Boybands Forever’




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Keke Palmer calls out former Scream Queens co-star for racist remark

The ‘Scream Queens’ actor revealed her white co-star made a ‘weighted’ reference to Martin Luther King




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Wheel of Fortune contestant goes viral with hilariously incorrect answer

All-timer of a game show moment stunned audience into silence




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Dutch appeals court overturns landmark climate ruling against Shell

The original 2021 ruling ordered Shell to cut its carbon emissions by 45% by 2030 compared to 2019 levels. The appeals court said there is "insufficient consensus" on a specific reduction percentage.






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Sydney’s iconic City Gym gets $1.5 million makeover

Sydney’s iconic City Gym in Darlinghurst is open for business after a $1.5 million renovation. The gym, which opened in 1978—the same year the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras ...

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Gender Neutral Blood Donation Comes With Sting In Its Tail

The blanket ban on blood donation by gay men, and bisexual men and transgender women who have sex with men (GBT people), is one step closer to being lifted. The ...

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Giant tadpole fossil is the oldest ever discovered

Scientists have discovered the oldest-known fossil of a tadpole, which lived among the Jurassic dinosaurs 160 million years ago.




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2024 ‘virtually certain’ to be warmest year on record

Scientists warn that this year could end 1.5 C hotter than pre-industrial times, surpassing the current record of 1.48 C set just last year. Some experts now fear Donald Trump’s less-than-friendly stance on climate change could make the crisis even worse.




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Those strange clouds over Vancouver are called 'asperitas,' and they are very rare

The rare type of cloud, whose name is Latin for "roughness," was first observed in 2006 by an amateur cloudspotter in Iowa.



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Contest invites teams to design a 'generation starship' for a 250-year journey

A voyage in this kind of spacecraft — while still conceptual — would take multiple lifetimes, crossing unimaginable gulfs of interstellar space. The theoretical exercise puts aside technical problems, including the propulsion system, and focusses on the design of the habitat and society.



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Dalhousie researchers design low-cost device that can help fight water scarcity

A dome-shaped device floating in Halifax’s Northwest Arm could easily be confused with a buoy, but it is actually a contraption meant to turn ocean water into fresh water. Two Dalhousie University researchers hope it can help with water scarcity in the real world.



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Are Libra and Capricorn Compatible? Exploring Their Relationship Dynamic

Libra and Capricorn compatibility blends charm and ambition. Discover how this air-earth duo balances romance and practicality in love, friendship, and relationships.




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What Was the Strongest Earthquake Ever Recorded?

Earthquakes are among the most powerful natural forces on Earth, often causing widespread devastation, triggering tsunamis and altering the landscape of a region. But how strong was the strongest earthquake of all time?




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The Tallest Mountain in the U.S. and 7 Close Contenders

Although most of the highest mountains in the world are in Asia (looking at you, Mount Everest and Himalayas), the United States is home to some of the most breathtaking and impressive mountain ranges in the world.




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Where Is the Coldest City in the World?

If you're looking for a place to live and you don't mind some seriously frosty winters, you have plenty of options to choose from. But some places endure more than a few blustery months, and no parka or insulated mittens will feel like enough. Those are contenders for the title of coldest city in the world.




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The Coldest State in the U.S. Is Below Freezing on Average

The United States has a wide range of climate zones, from the subtropical to the arctic. On the low end of the thermometer, there are plenty of options for a deep winter chill. Here, we look at a couple different ways to determine the coldest state in the U.S. — and by both definitions, there's one winner.




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Ascaris Lumbricoides: The Stomach Worm Nobody Wants

We're about to dive into the world of parasitology, taking a close look at one of the most common parasitic worms infecting humans: Ascaris lumbricoides. This large roundworm is responsible for a type of intestinal nematode infection that affects millions of people worldwide, especially in areas with poor sanitation.




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The Most Beautiful Countries in the World, Sorted by Region

Any avid traveler knows there are far too many gorgeous landscapes and jaw-dropping views to make one all-encompassing list of the most beautiful countries in the world. We're lucky to have such a diverse world, and beauty is subjective.




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cancer and aquarius compatibility

Discover if Cancer and Aquarius can make a love match! Learn about their compatibility, strengths, challenges, and what to expect in a relationship.




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How Compatible Are Libra and Aquarius? Relationship Insights

Discover the compatibility between Libra and Aquarius in love, friendship, and more. Explore their strengths, challenges, and what makes this zodiac pairing unique.




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Congruent Angles: Definition, Symbol and Key Theorems

Two congruent angles are simply pairs of angles with equal measures. You can find congruent angles examples in hundreds of everyday objects.




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It’s Time for Bob Casey Jr. to Concede to Reality

The Pennsylvania Senate race is over.