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Trump orders new signs outside Smithsonian saying some exhibits are inaccurate
President Trump ordered signs installed outside the Smithsonian’s U.S. history museum stating some exhibits are inaccurate, marking his latest effort to reshape how American history is presented to the public.
Meet the South Carolina Democrat looking to flip Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat
Democrat Dr. Annie Andrews, a paediatrician, is running for South Carolina’s Senate seat after Republican Lindsey Graham’s death. Graham’s sister was appointed to fill the remainder of his term.
Venus may be tearing itself apart from within
New computer simulations suggest Venus’s massive rift valleys may be geologically younger than previously thought, indicating the planet remains tectonically active despite its extreme surface conditions.
The Universe can outrun light without breaking Einstein’s rules
The expanding universe allows space itself to expand faster than light without violating Einstein’s relativity, enabling observation of galaxies up to 45 billion light-years away despite the universe’s age of 13.77 billion years.
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China economic growth falls sharply, missing target
China’s second-quarter GDP growth slowed to 4.3%, falling below its annual target amid weak domestic demand, despite strong export performance driven by semiconductors and electric vehicles.
China economic growth falls sharply, missing target
China’s second-quarter GDP growth slowed to 4.3%, falling below its annual target amid weak domestic demand, despite strong export performance driven by semiconductors and electric vehicles.
China detains US nuclear expert on spying charge, his family says
China has detained US seismologist Chen Youlin for nearly two years on espionage charges. His family says the allegations are unfounded and inconsistent with his collaborative nuclear monitoring research.
China detains US nuclear expert on spying charge, his family says
China has detained US seismologist Chen Youlin for nearly two years on espionage charges. His family says the allegations are unfounded and inconsistent with his collaborative nuclear monitoring research.
From smartphones to clinics: What Indonesia can learn from Thailand’s disease tracking – The Conversation
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More Students With Disabilities Are in General Education Classes. How’s That Working? – Education Week
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Tom Cruise reveals how he found his wild new look as a zany oil baron in ‘Digger’ – Entertainment Weekly
Tom Cruise reveals how he found his wild new look as a zany oil baron in ‘Digger’ Entertainment Weekly Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Nevada tax preparer, 11 others indicted in alleged $14M COVID-19 loan fraud scheme – KSNV
Nevada tax preparer, 11 others indicted in alleged $14M COVID-19 loan fraud scheme KSNV Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Ukraine war briefing: Spotlight on ‘hundreds’ of alleged PoW executions by Russia
Ukraine claims Russia has executed hundreds of prisoners of war since 2022 under a deliberate policy, with over 900 military personnel reportedly killed in more than 340 incidents.
Ukraine war briefing: Spotlight on ‘hundreds’ of alleged PoW executions by Russia
Ukraine claims Russia has executed hundreds of prisoners of war since 2022 under a deliberate policy, with over 900 military personnel reportedly killed in more than 340 incidents.
‘Den of spies’: why has Japan been easy prey for Russian espionage, and what is Tokyo doing about it?
Japan, long vulnerable to foreign espionage, is overhauling its security apparatus after a Russian spy influx following Ukraine’s invasion, creating new intelligence agencies and counterintelligence capabilities.
‘Den of spies’: why has Japan been easy prey for Russian espionage, and what is Tokyo doing about it?
Japan, long vulnerable to foreign espionage, is overhauling its security apparatus after a Russian spy influx following Ukraine’s invasion, creating new intelligence agencies and counterintelligence capabilities.