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Politics 12 days ago

Ukraine Dance Protests

On Monday, four and a half years after Russia's full-scale invasion began, Ukrainians in KYIV marked two significant dates: 35 years of independence from the Soviet Union and the anniversary of their invasion by Russia. To commemorate the…

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Politics 12 days ago

Mass Incarceration Reform Efforts

The US prison population has been declining over the past two decades, with a 10% drop since 2000. Additionally, annual new prison admissions for black people fell by more than for white people during this period. This shift is contrary to…

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Leans strongly right
Technology 12 days ago

Amazon Book Destruction Project

Amazon employees at its VGT3 warehouse in Las Vegas, Nevada, which is part of a larger complex of Amazon facilities, scanned and destroyed thousands of books for AI training data. The process involved receiving shipments of books, cutting…

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Politics 12 days ago

Left Wing Hypocrisy Scandal

Andrew Perez, author of "First Draft", suggests that Democrats are obsessing over Hasan Piker, a left-wing commentator, while giving President Trump and Steve Rogers (likely referring to Steve Scalise, a congressman) a pass. This criticism…

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Leans strongly left
Politics 12 days ago

US China Summit Negotiations

Wang Yi, China's Foreign Minister, has called on the US and China to overcome obstacles ahead of a planned summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The meeting is expected to take place on September 24 in…

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Education 12 days ago

High School Free Speech Dispute

On September 17, 2024, parents attending a girls' soccer game at Bow High School were told to remove pink "XX" wristbands they wore in protest against having a transgender athlete on the opposing team. The First Circuit Court of Appeals…

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Leans strongly left
Sports 12 days ago

NFL Concussion Crisis

Geelong, the Australian Rules football team, was fined $140,000 for failing to lodge a letter signed by defender Jake Kolodjashnij, which raised concerns about concussion protocols. The investigation's findings suggested that the club did…

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Environment 12 days ago

Water Conservation Tips

The average American uses around 82 gallons of water per day at home, according to the EPA. Federal officials have announced sharp cuts in how much water Arizona, California, and Nevada will be allowed to take from the Colorado River over…

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World 12 days ago

Christchurch Mosque Attack

On August 27, New Zealand handed down its first life sentence without parole to a convicted murderer, but that's not the only notable event to occur on this day. In 1859, the first successful oil well was drilled near Titusville…

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World 12 days ago

Explosion in St. Petersburg

On August 28, a car carrying a lieutenant colonel (identified as a Russian military serviceman) and his wife exploded in St. Petersburg**. The blast killed the man instantly and injured his wife, who was rushed to hospital. The incident…

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