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Jen and Zac Affleck from “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” credit ketamine therapy for saving their marriage, while experts highlight its potential in treating depression but warn about risks like addiction and severe side effects.
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The article argues that Democrats should focus on bipartisan persuasion rather than relying on left-wing media. It highlights Congressman Ro Khanna’s successful bipartisan interview with conservative media host Glenn, demonstrating the importance of finding common ground and effective communication.
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Police in New Orleans have arrested five more individuals in connection with the recent jail break at the Orleans Parish Correctional Facility, bringing the total number of arrests to 12. The suspects are accused of aiding escaped inmates, including the fugitive Lenton Vanburen Jr., with some being family members or accomplices.
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Iranian state-controlled media has praised the alleged perpetrator of the murder of Israeli embassy staff in Washington, D.C., calling him ‘our dear brother,’ which has drawn condemnation from Israeli officials. The incident has coincided with the Trump administration’s consideration of an interim nuclear deal with Iran, raising concerns over Iran’s stance on nuclear proliferation and…
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The article criticizes Jake Tapper’s book on the Biden administration, highlighting flaws in journalism’s dependence on insider information. It argues that conservative media accurately portrayed Biden’s unfitness for office without such sources, raising concerns about the credibility of the media’s reliance on insider reports.
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Experts are re-evaluating prostate cancer screening guidelines, particularly for men over 70, following former President Joe Biden’s diagnosis. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) advises men aged 55 to 69 to discuss screening with their doctors, while recommending against testing for those over 70.
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Fingerprint scanners, once considered secure, are vulnerable to various hacking methods. Researchers have demonstrated techniques like ‘masterprints’ and 3D-printed replicas to bypass these systems, raising concerns about biometric data security. The article underscores the need for enhanced security measures and multi-factor authentication for sensitive information….
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Taking paid time off is important for health and productivity. Employees often blame work culture, overwork, or unsupportive bosses for not taking leave, but research shows that it improves cognitive function and workplace performance.
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A British government minister, Shabana Mahmood from the ruling Labour Party, has outlined the possibility of implementing chemical castration for male sex offenders to address the country’s prison overcrowding crisis. The report, which was written by a former government minister from the Conservative Party, suggests that chemical suppressants and other medications could reduce problematic sexual…
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Disneyland surprised 100 U.S. Navy sailors and Marines with a day of magic at the iconic theme park during Los Angeles Fleet Week, marking a patriotic celebration ahead of Memorial Day. The event included access to popular attractions and a flag retreat with military honors, continuing Disney’s long-standing support for U.S. service members.
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Nine European Union countries, led by Denmark, have challenged the European Court of Human, arguing that the court’s interpretation of human rights protections has limited their sovereignty over immigration policies. The letter highlights concerns that some migrants have not integrated into their host societies and have instead engaged in criminal activities, posing a threat to…
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The article explores the intersection of faith and agriculture in the U.S., emphasizing their collaborative role in combating food waste while fostering community well-being. It highlights historical ties between farmers and churches, particularly in rural areas and within Black communities, and proposes practical initiatives to address food insecurity.
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The article highlights the partnership between farmers and churches in tackling food waste and feeding communities. It calls for unity between rural and religious institutions to promote self-sufficiency through initiatives like community-supported agriculture.
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In 1970s, the Soviet Union detonated three nuclear devices to redirect Siberian rivers, aiming to divert water from the Arctic Ocean to Central Asia. The project, called ‘Taiga’, was halted after the Chernobyl disaster, which highlighted environmental concerns.
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Federal prosecutors should seek the death penalty for Elias Rodriguez in the Capital Jewish Museum murders due to the premeditated nature of the crime. The suspect’s confessions, forensic evidence, and video footage support the case for the ultimate punishment.
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A cow was found alive on an Australian beach after being swept 11 miles by floodwaters, highlighting the devastation caused by severe storms in New South Wales. Emergency services have conducted over 700 rescues as they continue to aid affected communities.
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Apple’s iOS 18 update allows users to remotely control a family member’s screen during FaceTime calls, enhancing tech support and communication. This feature is part of SharePlay, enabling step-by-step guidance on complex tasks, making it easier for users to assist loved ones from afar.
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Scientists have captured never-before-seen images of the USS F-1 submarine, which sank in 1917 during a collision with its sister ship, 1,300 feet below the surface off San Diego. The expedition aimed to honor the 19 sailors who perished and preserve the historical significance of the site.
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North Korea has detained shipyard officials after a failed missile launch damaged a 5,000-ton naval destroyer. Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un reportedly expressed anger, calling the incident a ‘serious criminal act’ caused by negligence.
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North Korea has detained shipyard officials following a failed launch of a new warship that damaged a 5,00
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The ‘Murph’ fitness challenge, a Memorial Day tradition, commemorates Navy SEAL Lt. Michael Murphy’s legacy by encouraging participants to honor fallen soldiers through rigorous physical activity. The workout, which involves strength training and cardio exercises, is based on Murphy’s SEAL training regimen.
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id Software’s *Doom: The Dark Ages* received post-launch difficulty adjustments to increase challenge. The game’s revamped gameplay system emphasizes raw power and strategic melee combat.
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A new study published in *Scientific Reports* finds that stress from work can affect your dog at home. Researchers led by Tanya Mitropoulos and Allison Andrukonis show that when dog owners dwell on work problems after hours, their pets show more signs of stress.
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Speaker Mike Johnson and President Donald Trump have successfully passed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, a significant legislative achievement marking a defining moment in Trump’s second term. The bill’s passage highlights the effectiveness of their collaborative approach, despite initial skepticism from the political establishment.
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Singer Billy Joel has been diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus, leading to concert cancellations. The condition, which causes buildup of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain, can impact brain function and may require treatment such as shunting.
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The article presents a discussion on whether we need opt-out-by-default privacy laws, following comments from BrendaEM who highlights how companies have failed to self-regulate and have buried privacy settings in complex interfaces, effectively taking away individuals’ privacy rights. It invites readers to share their thoughts on whether legal measures are necessary to protect privacy by…
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Red Hat and SIFive have partnered to expand RISC-V enterprise support with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10, which includes an AI assistant and post-quantum security features. The collaboration aims to empower developers with enterprise-grade tools for RISC-V hardware and address emerging security threats.
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David Marcus argues that the GOP’s provision for no tax on overtime could be a significant political advantage for Republicans in midterms, especially with Trump’s support. This measure, part of the ‘big beautiful bill,’ aims to reduce the tax burden on workers, potentially increasing voter support while challenging Senate Democrats.
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A 19 billion password leak reveals severe flaws in cybersecurity practices, with most passwords reused or predictable. Experts warn of the urgent need for stronger security measures like two-factor authentication and password managers.
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The Trump administration’s economic policies are fueling a surge in summer travel, with AAA predicting 45.1 million travelers for Memorial Day. Lower gas prices, reduced inflation, and a more hopeful outlook are driving Americans to explore the country again.
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Valve has released SteamOS 3.7.8, adding official support for AMD-powered handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go and Asus ROG Ally. The update includes a ‘Steam OS Compatible’ library tab, battery charge limits, updated graphics drivers, and a shift to Plasma 6.2.5.
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The CDC has identified the NB.1.8.1 variant, linked to a surge in China, in the U.S., though with fewer than 20 cases, it has not yet been added to the agency’s data tracker. Emergency room visits for respiratory illnesses remain
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Broadcast networks disproportionately cover ‘tell-all’ books about Donald Trump over those about Joe Biden, highlighting media bias. This pattern includes extensive coverage for Trump-related works like ‘Fire and Fury’ and minimal attention for Biden’s tell-all, despite its potential to impact public perception.
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A study warns that 20 cloud images could generate deepfake videos of children, raising privacy concerns. Meanwhile, New York City is testing AI surveillance to enhance subway safety.
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President Trump has launched a nuclear renaissance in the U.S. through executive orders aimed at expanding nuclear capacity to 400 GW by 2050. The initiative seeks to overcome past regulatory and bureaucratic challenges to revitalize the nuclear energy sector.
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A gilded Christian pendant, dating back over 1,200 years, has been discovered by a metal detectorist in Leeds, UK. The artifact, believed to be from the 8th century, is a remarkable example of early medieval craftsmanship and offers a glimpse into the religious and social practices of the time.
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Wandercraft’s AI exoskeleton is revolutionizing mobility for wheelchair users, offering a new lease on independence and a more connected life. Inspired by personal stories, the device, which is undergoing clinical trials, aims to provide daily life mobility and is supported by NVIDIA AI for adaptability and ease of use.
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Wandercraft’s AI-driven exoskeleton is revolutionizing mobility for wheelchair users, offering a new way to regain independence and walk again. Inspired by real-life experiences, this technology is transforming the lives of millions and marking a major advancement in assistive technology.
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Ryan Kingerski, a 26-year-old police officer from Pennsylvania, took his own life five months after undergoing laser eye surgery. His parents blame their son’s suicide on the procedure’s complications and are calling for greater accountability from the industry. The FDA’s role in regulating LASIK procedures has been questioned, with concerns over underreporting of injuries. While…
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President Trump has issued executive orders to overhaul the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, aiming to speed up reactor approvals. These reforms also seek to promote advanced nuclear projects and boost domestic uranium production.
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Java, now celebrating its 30th anniversary, was first released in 1995 by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems. Initially named Oak, the language was designed for digital devices but quickly evolved to support the World Wide Web. Its ‘Write Once, Run Anywhere’ concept, though not always perfectly realized, became a cornerstone of enterprise software development. Over…
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The MAHA Commission report highlights a growing crisis of chronic illnesses in the U.S., with 133 million Americans affected by obesity, diabetes, and hypertension. Doctors and experts urge better nutrition and systemic changes to address the epidemic.
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Glitch, a platform for developers to share and remix coding projects, is phasing out its core feature of hosting apps on the web. CEO Anil Dash announced that the platform will stop hosting projects and close user profiles on July 8th, 2025.
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The FDA has warned that stopping long-term use of common allergy medications like cetirizine (Zyrtec) and levocetirizine (Xyzal) could lead to rare but severe itching, requiring medical attention. Patients who used these drugs for months or years and then discontinued them reported significant impacts on their quality of life.
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David Marcus argues that colleges should ban pro-Palestine groups, comparing them to hate organizations like the KKK, citing recent campus protests and violence linked to Hamas. He calls for stricter measures to address the spread of pro-terror ideologies in universities.
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A 18th-century Revolutionary War gunboat, unearthed at Ground Zero, is now on display at the New York State Museum. The ship, discovered in 2010, was identified as a rare American-built vessel after years of research and preservation.
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This article decodes key AI terms such as neural networks and machine learning, explaining their roles in everyday applications. Understanding these concepts helps users engage effectively with AI technologies, enhancing their ability to leverage AI’s capabilities in both daily life and creative endeavors.
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A new study links cold sores to Alzheimer’s, highlighting HSV-1’s role. Researchers found that individuals with Alzheimer’s were 80% more likely to have HSV-1 infections compared to the control group. Anti-herpetic drugs may reduce dementia chances, with treated individuals being 17% less likely to develop Alzheimer’s.
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Fox News Opinion highlights concerns over Chinese technology threats to national security and calls for accountability in sports governance for failing to protect women. The segment also critiques the media’s portrayal of Joe Biden’s mental state and the legal challenges in Diddy’s trial.
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President Trump is pushing for an aggressive energy strategy to solidify American leadership in energy production, reduce gas prices, and sustain tax incentives that support the U.S. economy and security. Concerns arise over the potential impact of cutting energy tax credits, which could hinder investment and increase costs.
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New York City is deploying AI technology to monitor subway platforms and train cars for suspicious behavior, led by MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper. The system will analyze real-time camera feeds to detect potential threats without identifying individuals, prioritizing privacy and public safety.
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The U.S. Army has introduced the Army Fitness Test (AFT), replacing the previous Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) to improve combat readiness and holistic fitness. The AFT emphasizes performance and readiness, featuring updated scoring standards.
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The recent U.S.-China trade deal marks progress, yet Chinese tech poses a security risk. Trump and Congress must act to protect national interests and infrastructure.
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Congress and the White House are demanding accountability from USA Fencing over its failure to protect female athletes’ safety. Lawmakers like Senator Ted Cruz are pushing the organization to comply with executive orders and oversight requirements to ensure fair competition for women.
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces a high-profile racketeering and sex trafficking trial in New York. The prosecution is relying on testimony from Cassie Ventura and others, while the defense disputes the allegations.
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Archaeologists have uncovered rare artifacts from an ancient African Christian community in Israel, including figurines with prominent African features, burial offerings, and other items that provide insight into life in the Negev Desert 1,500 years ago.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has unsealed charges against 16 individuals involved in the DanaBot malware-as-a-service platform, which has been responsible for over $50 million in global losses. The FBI reports that a newer version of DanaBot was used for espionage, and some defendants accidentally infected their own systems with the malware, revealing their real-life…
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Veterans in Wyoming are finding healing through equine therapy with wild mustangs at Operation Remount, a program designed to address PTSD and mental health challenges among veterans. The initiative pairs veterans with wild mustangs, offering a unique form of therapy that benefits both the animals and participants.
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Researchers have uncovered destructive malware in the NPM repository that remained undetected for over two years, with nearly 6,200 downloads. The malicious packages, designed to corrupt data and crash systems, mimic legitimate software, raising concerns about the security risks in open-source ecosystems.
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Archaeologists in Texas discovered prehistoric megafauna bones, including a giant ground sloth, during a highway construction project in Lubbock. The remains, dating back to prehistoric times, may provide evidence of human activity, which could lead to a temporary halt in the project.