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A Republican elected governor in California? It's not as far-fetched as it sounds.24.11.2025A crowded Democratic field and a unique primary system could create room for the GOP to pull off a shocking upset in the Golden State next year.
These Are the Journalists Israel Has Killed Since the Start of the Iran War30.03.2026Israel appears to be systematically targeting journalists who worked for media owned by Hezbollah. Even the group's opponents decry the killings as illegal.
A Timeline of Rising Antisemitism in Australia14.12.2025The Bondi Beach attack is the latest and most deadly in a string of antisemitic incidents that have blighted Australia
Astrophotographer captures rare footage of the Hubble Telescope crossing the sun (video)07.01.2026The Hubble Telescope appears as a tiny silhouette during a perfectly timed solar transit captured from Puerto Rico.
NASA set for first crewed moon return in over half a century30.03.2026By Joey Roulette CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, March 30 (Reuters) - NASA is preparing to launch the first crew of astronauts toward the moon in over 53 years with its second Artemis mission, a key test
Move. Cheer. Dance. Do the wave. How to tap into the collective joy of 'we mode'22.11.2025With a runway of smoking-hot coals laid out before them, residents in San Pedro Manrique, Spain, steel themselves as thousands of onlookers cheer them on. Although the walkers and the crowd perform very different roles during the annual June ritual, they report similar feelings: an ineffable feeling of togetherness, as if the entire group becomes one, said Dimitris Xygalatas, a cognitive anthropologist at the University of Connecticut, who witnessed the Spanish ritual years ago as a researcher.
Students were skipping my astrophysics class to play video games – so I turned the class itself into a video game01.04.2026With college students less likely to read through a full textbook than they once were, video games can help keep them engaged.
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Hezbollah fires over 600 times at Israel, IDF troops over last 24 hours26.03.2026Hezbollah's spike in attacks on Israel and IDF forces is likely not sustainable, but could be part of an effort to coerce Israel and the US into a ceasefire on all fronts. Hezbollah has fired over 600 times on Israel andIDF troops in the last 24 hours, around double its prior high of around 300 aerial threats during the 2023-2024 conflict between the sides, IDF sources have confirmed.
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IDF uncovers 7 km.-long Gaza terror tunnel where Hamas held Hadar Goldin20.11.2025The route runs beneath a dense residential area near the Philadelphi Corridor and continues under sensitive civilian sites, including a UNRWA compound, mosques, clinics, kindergartens, and schools. The IDF on Thursday uncovered an underground tunnel route more than 7 kilometers long and around 25 meters deep in Rafah, Gaza, where the remains of Lt.
EU delays signing of Mercosur free trade deal18.12.2025The European Union is postponing the signing of a free trade deal with four Mercosur countries until January, an EU official said on Thursday. The agreement between the EU and Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, which has been in the making for over 25 years, was scheduled to be signed at a summit in Brazil on Saturday.
Takeaways from AP’s report on potential impacts of Alaska’s proposed Ambler Access Road11.12.2025In Northwest Alaska, a proposed mining road has become a flashpoint in a region already stressed by climate change. The 211-mile (340-kilometer) Ambler Access Road would cut through Gates of the Arctic National Park and cross 11 major rivers and thousands of streams relied on for salmon and caribou. The Trump administration approved the project this fall, setting off concerns over how the Inupiaq subsistence way of life can survive amid rapid environmental change.
Here's how 'Bridgerton' fans can watch the first episode of Season 4 before its Netflix release later this month13.01.2026Make haste and RSVP to the event of the season, dear reader.
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Health Rounds: Regeneron drug wipes out residual multiple myeloma cells in small trial10.12.2025Dec 10 (Reuters) - A recently approved antibody drug from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals eradicates residual traces of multiple myeloma after initial treatments, potentially allowing patients to avoid grueling bone marrow transplants, preliminary data from a small mid-stage trial suggest. Patients in the trial had received initial treatments that eliminated nearly all of their cancer cells.
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Kaiser Permanente affiliates to pay $556 million to resolve US claims alleging Medicare fraud14.01.2026Department of Justice said five Kaiser Permanente affiliates in California and Colorado agreed to pay $556 million to resolve claims they illegally pressured doctors to add codes for diagnoses they never considered to patients' medical records, in order to inflate Medicare payments from the government. Wednesday's settlement resolves two whistleblower lawsuits accusing the affiliates of Oakland, California-based Kaiser of violating the federal False Claims Act.



























