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‘A Bible-sized blind spot’: congressman sounds alarm on rising Christian nationalism

In his new book, congressman Jared Huffman argues that theocratic insurgency has only grown more powerful after Donald Trump returned to the White House

The Guardian - US

Surveillance Camera Saboteurs Are Getting Government Officials' Attention

Sometimes direct action is the only way to get politicians to consider civil liberties.

Reason

68-Year-Old Widow Can't Retire as Dead Husband's Hospital Bills Keep Coming: 'It Just Doesn't Feel Right'

A 68-year-old widow says she's still paying hospital bills six years after her husband's death, sparking debate over medical debt, estate laws, and whether families unknowingly take on liability.

International Business Times UK

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The Story Behind Rain-X's Name Is Weirder Than You Think

Advertising agencies told its inventor not to use the name. More than 50 years later, Rain-X is still everywhere.

Motor1

Raids & kidnapping drills: How Chinese students are preparing for college in Trump's USA

Chinese students now receive survival training before attending American universities. This preparation addresses perceived immigration system unpredictability and potential hostility. New immigration rules and heightened scrutiny create significant anxiety for families. Students must now navigate admission, visa, and legal status concerns. This reflects a shift from academic focus to survival…

The Times of India

Jed York’s trailer park arrest exposed inequality in America

The San Francisco 49ers owner’s arrest in Ohio over the weekend was quickly put behind him. Others are not so lucky

The Guardian - US

Trump's China Trip With Natalie Harp Raises Eyebrows Over Her Extraordinary Access to the President

Natalie Harp, Trump's Executive Assistant, gained attention during his China visit for her influential role in shaping the information he receives.

International Business Times UK

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In the 1920s, Arizona’s State Game Department introduced bullfrogs for food and sport; the predators now eat young northern Mexican gartersnakes and move up to 7 miles

Arizona introduced American bullfrogs a century ago for sport, which now threatens native gartersnakes. These nonnative frogs disrupt food chains and outcompete native species for resources. Bullfrogs are highly mobile and difficult to control, spreading rapidly across habitats. Gartersnakes have vanished from ninety percent of their historical range due to…

The Economic Times

Global Market: Fiscal dominance debate takes centre stage as government debt mounts

Rising government debt and borrowing costs are bringing the issue of fiscal dominance back into focus, with concerns that central banks could eventually face pressure to support government financing. The debate could have implications for monetary policy, inflation, currencies and sovereign bond markets.

The Economic Times

With no friends left to burn, Trump is running out of diplomatic ammunition

Everyone can see that the Iran war has been a strategic disaster for the US, while a failing president pretends he is winning, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

In a divided America, the left and right unite to oppose artificial intelligence data centers

In the small Nebraska village of Murdock, now-paused plans for two potential data centers have sparked the kinds of debates that have raged in cities and towns across the country — and often cut across ideological lines

The Independent UK

Marine’s release from Russian prison reignites calls to free other Americans with health problems

The State Department has said it is aware of concerns about medical care and continues to raise the issue with the Russians

The Independent UK

Dolly Parton’s peerless career turned country music cliches inside out

Beneath the wig and rhinestones, Parton was the genius behind strings of classic songs from Jolene to I Will Always Love You that continue to inspire new artists

The Guardian - US

Experimental Tuberculosis Vaccine Fell Short of BCG in Nearly Seven Thousand African Newborns but Questions Remain

The phase 3 priMe trial found that VPM1002 was not noninferior to BCG in nearly 7,000 newborns, but the result is hard to interpret.

Medical Daily

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Say it, sister: "I had an abortion"

A Ms. petition for a new clampdown on women's rights.

The Economic Times

Iraq may show how U.S. can squeeze Iran's trade partners

The United States is pressuring Iraq to curb its financial dealings with Iran. Washington has sanctioned Iraqi banks involved in trade with Tehran. Iraq relies heavily on US goodwill for its oil revenues and finances. Trade between Iraq and Iran exceeds ten billion dollars annually. New US measures could jeopardize…

TechRadar

The White House says it no longer considers data storage and data centers 'critical' technology

An update to the US’s National Security Science & Technology Strategy has redefined its reliance on data centers in light of emerging technologies.

The Conversation

Why some Chinese immigrants avoid signing contracts, and why blaming ‘culture’ misses the bigger picture

For the past three years, as a researcher of legal consciousness in Asian and Canadian societies, I have interviewed Chinese immigrants and the lawyers who represent them, trying to understand why predatory practices — deceptive rental agreements and exploitative work arrangements — remain so common within this community.

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The Economic Times

Oak Ridge and Tennessee used 3 robotic welding arms to print a 3-by-5-foot steel pressure vessel, tackling America’s forging shortage; the program now targets nuclear parts weighing 10,000 pounds or more

American labs are pioneering the use of 3D printing to manufacture large nuclear components, aiming to sidestep the limitations of traditional forging techniques. A recent showcase featured a robust steel pressure vessel crafted by advanced robotic systems. This innovation holds promise in resolving supply chain challenges within the energy and…

The Guardian - UK

Why the threat from the rampaging AI machine went ignored

Letters: Jonathan Michie on his father’s efforts in the 1970s to map out concerns regarding widespread social coercion driven by automation. Plus a letter from Callum Brown

The Economic Times

The U.S. Marines bought an $11 million microwave weapon to counter fiber-optic drones; new HAVOC system follows a $5.5 million predecessor as the Corps tackles radio-silent threats

The Marine Corps is acquiring a new microwave weapon system. This system, called HAVOC, will counter cheap and untraceable drones. It fires a cone of energy to scramble drone electronics simultaneously. This new technology complements existing air defense systems for layered protection. The acquisition aims to invert the cost ratio…

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Could Your Social Security Check Drop by $500 a Month? These States Face the Biggest Losses

A $500 monthly cut would mean finding another $6,000 every year for groceries, utilities, insurance, housing, and healthcare, which is an enormous adjustment for someone...

Medical Daily

Nurse Practitioner Students Are Posting in Facebook Groups to Find the Clinical Supervisors Their Degrees Require

Nurse practitioner students need 500 supervised clinical hours to graduate. Many are recruiting their own preceptors and paying out of pocket.

The Independent UK

America’s might has failed in Iran – an ‘economic D-Day’ is also unlikely to succeed

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As Donald Trump opens a new front in his Middle East war, it has become clear the foray is a bigger disaster for the United States than Vietnam or Pearl Harbor

The Times of India

How Nathan Straus transformed philanthropy and helped make pasteurised milk the safer choice for children

In New York City, Nathan Straus addressed the dangerous milk situation by launching milk depots that offered pasteurized milk at low costs, or even free. His innovative distribution method made safe milk widely available, positively impacting public health policies surrounding milk safety. Thanks to Straus's efforts, infant health metrics improved…

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