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Revealed: How undercover agents spied on anti-ICE protesters in Minnesota

DHS officers posed as concerned citizens, joining Signal groups and taking photos of community meetings

The Guardian - US

More Than 210 Medical and Patient Groups Signed One Letter Opposing the Childhood Vaccine Executive Order

More than 210 medical, health, and patient advocacy groups signed an AAP letter opposing the childhood vaccine executive order. Here is what it does.

Medical Daily

What Does the Average American Over 60 Live on Each Month?

Ask how much the average American over 60 lives on each month, and you’ll hear numbers ranging from $2,000 to $8,000 depending on whether someone...

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The Case Against Splitting MMR: More Injections, More Visits, More Time Unprotected, and No Measured Benefit

A public health scientist argues that splitting MMR into three shots would add injections and visits with no demonstrated benefit.

Medical Daily

For decades, Lockerbie bombing families wanted attackers to face US justice. They're still waiting

Families who lost loved ones when a suitcase bomb detonated aboard Pan Am Flight 103 in 1988 had been preparing to attend the terrorism trial of the accused bombmaker

The Independent UK

Texas Latinos Are Wavering on Trump — And the Senate Race Is Where It Shows

Four Texas polls agree Hispanic voters are drifting from the GOP toward Talarico — but disagree sharply on how far, and one deserves scrutiny.

Latin Times

In 1997, Sandia won $393,000 to make fingerprints and other organic evidence blink under flashing light. Decades later, the idea remains an example of using fluorescence to find hidden clues

In 1997, Sandia National Laboratories secured $393,000 to solve background glare on physical crime scene evidence. By modulating light at high speeds, researchers forced organic fingerprints to pulse while surrounding materials remained steady, enabling digital sensors to filter out visual background noise. Decades later, this time-gated fluorescence technique remains foundational…

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‘Environmental violence’: inside the fight to save indigenous land from becoming a nuclear dumping ground

New documentary To Use a Mountain spotlights the pain and triumph of resisting government efforts to turn parts of rural US into disposal sites

The Guardian - US

Less than 300 million barrels left: the engineering limits threatening the American Strategic Petroleum Reserve

America’s energy security is facing its own "300" moment, when Spartan warriors held the narrow pass at Thermopylae against a vast, overwhelming force.

Fortune

Syringe litter did not increase after a needle exchange ban was overturned in Pueblo, Colorado, but health services suffered

The City Council of Pueblo, Colorado, voted to ban the distribution of syringes through syringe service programs starting in May 2024.

The Conversation

New in Civitas Outlook: "SCOTUS's Immigration Rulings Chastise Trump on Morality"

"Mullin v. Doe should have been resolved on legal grounds without the need to virtue signal about immigration."

Reason

J.D. Vance's Interest in Huey Long Should Be a Red Flag for Conservatives

Long's motto, "every man a king," was not a call for individual sovereignty. It was a populist pitch for wealth taxes and a more powerful government.

Reason

Donald Trump's Jacket Bulge Sparks Massive Online Conspiracy Theories Amid Viral Diaper Rumours

President Trump's jacket bulge during a Rose Garden address has sparked new conspiracy theories online, overshadowing his educational policy announcements and reigniting past wardrobe-related rumours.

International Business Times UK

Author Adam Kirsch Reveals Why the Most Dangerous Part of UFO Disclosure Isn't Actually the Aliens

Adam Kirsch's book examines the mainstreaming of UFOs, focusing on societal trust issues rather than proving alien existence. It highlights the implications of belief in authority and evidence

International Business Times UK

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Trump’s justice department has found a new way for presidents to avoid accountability

A recent memo claiming executive privilege over communications with private advisers invites corruption

The Guardian - US

The ex-gang member breaking the cycle of violence among LA youths

‘A child isn’t born to commit gun violence,’ Francisco Villarruel says

The Conversation

The United States’ human rights practices are taking a nosedive

In the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections, how is the U.S. government performing in terms of human rights? Listening to politicians, it can be difficult to know.

International Business Times UK

Missing Nancy Guthrie: Internet Users See 'Eerily Familiar' Murder Suspect as Possible 'Porch Guy'

Internet users are comparing Tucson murder suspect Alex James Barnett to 'Porch Guy', the masked figure seen outside missing grandmother Nancy Guthrie's home.

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Canada turned discarded aluminum into submarine fuel by reacting it with water; up to 12 Type 212CD boats can use hydrogen fuel cells to remain submerged for 41 days

Canada aims to enhance its submarine fleet with a technology that converts aluminum into hydrogen. GH Power is collaborating with TKMS to evaluate its reactor for this potential integration within the submarine industrial base. This cutting-edge approach leverages scrap aluminum and water, yielding hydrogen and alumina.

The Conversation

$40 trillion debt balloon is a warning sign for US economy and the world

US national debt has passed a record US$40 trillion (£29.4 trillion). This milestone is a major warning sign. It reveals vulnerabilities that threaten the long-term economic stability of the US and the rest of the world.

Salon

Republicans lean on anti-trans sentiment

GOP lawmakers have packaged two issues into one amendment in an effort to strip away the right to abortion

Tom’s Guide

States are starting to ban the secrecy behind AI data centers — here's why you should care

AI data centers have quietly been built behind NDAs, shell companies and code names. Now states are pushing back and demanding more transparency.

The Economic Times

In 1980, Social Security gave recipients a 14.3% raise. It came during an extraordinary period of Great US inflation

In 1980, Social Security recipients experienced an unprecedented 14.3% cost-of-living adjustment, a drastic response to soaring inflation that gripped the nation. Benefit adjustments are tied to consumer price fluctuations, which surged significantly during that era. In contrast, recent adjustments have dwindled, with a modest 2.8% expected for 2026, illustrating how…

The Economic Times

SpaceX launch today: Record-breaking Falcon 9 mission set to kick off busy Space Coast schedule

Florida's Space Coast is preparing for a busy launch schedule. SpaceX will launch Starlink satellites using a reusable Falcon 9 rocket. NASA's Roman Space Telescope will launch aboard a powerful Falcon Heavy rocket. Crewed missions and commercial satellites will also fill the autumn manifest. Spectators should monitor weather and range…

The Conversation

Russia’s volunteer soldiers may face tougher job prospects after returning from Ukraine: study

One line on a Russian résumé should have worked like a medal:

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