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Two Senior Royals Won’t Attend Trump’s UK Visit, Buckingham Palace Confirms
It has been suggested that their absence might be considered a “setback.”
Was Alaska Just Lucky? A Close Call with Tsunami After Landslide
Scientists, tour operators, and agencies say Alaska narrowly escaped disaster from a landslide-generated tsunami on August 10, highlighting escalating risks tied to climate-change-driven glacier retreat.
Drivers Weigh In: What Tech Features They Love and Despise
Tech in cars is evolving quickly as manufacturers move away from traditional controls to things like touchscreens and AI. While some of these innovations look flashy at first glance, they can be pretty annoying during everyday driving. A recent survey sheds light on the features drivers adore and those they wish would disappear.
Fort Bliss: From WWII Detention to Largest ICE Facility
Advocates for Japanese American history are highlighting concerns over the use of Fort Bliss as a site for detaining immigrants.
Another Shrimp Recall Due to Radioactive Contamination
Following a Walmart shrimp recall, Southwind Foods has announced a fresh recall of shrimp potentially tainted with Cesium-137.
McKenna Grace and Her Cast Mates Share a Heartfelt TikTok Missing Co-Star
These District 12 kids are gonna kill me.
Abbott Set to Approve Controversial Redistricting Bill in Texas
After a heated discussion, the Texas Senate passed a contentious redistricting bill, which now awaits approval from Governor Abbott, a significant move in a Republican-driven redistricting effort instigated by President Trump.
Surprising Discovery: Toxic Perchlorates Form High Above the Earth
Scientists have found that perchlorates, harmful chemicals that contaminate groundwater, actually originate in the stratosphere.
Sophie Turner Says She’ll ‘Never’ Move Again After Settling in London
Sophie Turner shares her commitment to stay in London and reflects on personal growth since returning to the UK.
Trump Administration Takes Down Rhode Island Offshore Wind Project
The Trump administration halted a major wind energy initiative in Rhode Island that was set to power 350,000 homes. This decision by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) raises national security concerns and aligns with ongoing efforts to limit renewable projects.
