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Oct 24 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Liam Neeson: Action Hero to Hang Up His Boots

Liam Neeson, the 72-year-old action movie star, is considering calling it quits. In a recent interview, he admitted that his days as an action hero might be numbered. "I'm 72, it has to stop at some stage, " he said. Neeson, known for his roles in "Taken" and "The A-Team, " believes he can't keep fo

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Oct 23 2024POLITICS

Georgia Court Stops New Election Rules for Now

In a significant turn of events, the Georgia Supreme Court has denied the Republican National Committee's (RNC) request to reinstate controversial election rules for the upcoming election on November 5. These rules, which included changes to ballot counting and poll watcher access, were deemed illeg

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Oct 23 2024POLITICS

When Ex-Aides Speak: Trump's Hitler Comments Exposed

Vice President Kamala Harris recently reacted to a shocking report. Former President Donald Trump, according to his ex-chief of staff, John Kelly, admired Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. Kelly, a retired Marine general, shared his experiences in interviews with The New York Times and The Atlantic. He warn

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Oct 23 2024ENVIRONMENT

New Material Sucks Up CO2 From Air Like a Pro

Imagine a powder that can clean the air of carbon dioxide (CO2) just by sitting there. Sounds like magic, right? Well, scientists at UC Berkeley have made it happen! They've created a special powder called COF-999 that can soak up CO2 from the air around us. It's like a tiny, invisible sponge workin

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Oct 23 2024POLITICS

Watching Hamas' Aims: Not Just Freedom

Hamas is often seen as a group fighting for Palestinian freedom. But, is that really what they want? Spiked's Brendan O'Neill suggests that Hamas has a darker goal. It wants to control Palestine under strict Islamist rules. Palestinians, to them, aren't Individuals but martyrs. The group's ultimate

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Oct 22 2024TECHNOLOGY

Big Tech Stops Promos for Russian Drone Factory

Recently, big tech companies like Google, Meta, and TikTok have taken down social media accounts linked to a Russian drone factory in Tatarstan. These accounts were used to recruit young foreign women, mainly from Africa, to work in the factory. The recruitment posts promised a free trip to Russia a

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Oct 22 2024ENVIRONMENT

Can Industries Choose Courts to Fight EPA Rules?

Next year, the Supreme Court will tackle a big question: can polluting industries pick and choose where to fight federal environmental rules? This is a long-standing issue, where groups try to file cases in courts they think will be friendlier. States often do this too, especially in Texas, to chall

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Oct 21 2024POLITICS

Michael Cohen's Book Case: Supreme Court Says No

Michael Cohen, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, has lost his final attempt to sue his former boss. The Supreme Court recently dismissed Cohen's claim that Trump and other officials violated his rights by putting him in solitary confinement. This punishment was due to Cohen's plan to write a tell-al

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Oct 21 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Hall of Fame Jam: A Night to Remember

Imagine a night filled with legendary tunes and heartfelt performances. That's what happened at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cleveland. Spanning five hours, the event was a non-stop musical journey. One of the highlights was when Cher took the stage with Dua Lipa to belt out

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Oct 19 2024CRIME

The Fight Over Robert Roberson's Fate: Texas Government Divided

In Texas, there's a big debate going on. It's about a man named Robert Roberson who was supposed to be executed. But now, some people think he might be innocent. This isn't just about whether he did something wrong or not. It's also about a fight between different parts of the Texas government. Rob

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