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Jul 01 2025SCIENCE

The Tunguska Event: A Century-Old Cosmic Mystery

On June 30, 1908, a massive explosion rocked the skies over Siberia, flattening over 830 square miles of forest. This event, known as the Tunguska event, remains the largest asteroid-related blast in recorded history. Today, June 30 is celebrated as International Asteroid Day to raise awareness abou

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Jun 30 2025SCIENCE

How Cells Fight Back: The Hidden Battle Inside Glioblastoma

Inside the brain, there's a sneaky fight happening. Glioblastoma, a tough type of brain cancer, is always finding ways to survive. Scientists have spotted a clever trick it uses. A tiny helper inside cells, called SH3GLB1, is part of this trick. It helps cells clean up and recycle their own parts. T

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Jun 29 2025POLITICS

Supreme Court's Big Wins and Lingering Battles

The Supreme Court's recent term was a mix of clear victories and ongoing disputes. President Trump celebrated several wins, especially in cases involving immigration and transgender rights. The court's decisions often aligned with Trump's policies, but they also left many questions unanswered. For

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Jun 29 2025BUSINESS

Afghanistan: A New Destination for Adventurous Travelers

Afghanistan, a country once torn apart by war, is now seeing a slow but steady rise in tourism. People from all over the world are starting to explore its stunning landscapes and rich history. The Taliban government, which took control over three years ago, is eager to welcome these visitors. Touri

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Jun 29 2025POLITICS

Biden's Missed Chance: How Diplomacy Could Have Avoided the Israel-Iran Conflict

In 2015, the U. S. and Iran reached a historic nuclear deal, but it didn't last long. Trump pulled the U. S. out, and tensions rose. This month, Israel and Iran exchanged strikes, leading to a 12-day war. Many blame Trump and Netanyahu, but Biden also played a role. Biden had a chance to fix things

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Jun 29 2025HEALTH

New Hope for Migraine Relief: Understanding Gepants

Migraines are a common and debilitating condition. Most people with migraines see their regular doctors for help. These doctors need to know about the latest treatments. One new type of medicine is called gepants. They target a specific protein involved in migraines. This makes them different from o

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Jun 29 2025POLITICS

Prosecutors Fired After Jan. 6 Cases

The recent dismissal of three experienced prosecutors who handled cases tied to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot has sparked outrage. These attorneys received abrupt termination notices from Attorney General Pam Bondi, with no clear reason given. This action has been described as deeply unsettling by a feder

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Jun 28 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Lorde's Raw and Unfiltered Journey Through Womanhood

Lorde's latest album, Virgin, dives deep into the messy and beautiful reality of being a woman. She doesn't shy away from the gritty details, like ovulation and pregnancy scares, which might not be typical pop topics. Her singing is raw and intense, almost like she's letting out everything she's bee

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Jun 28 2025SPORTS

A Knockout in Quebec: Mbilli's Rise and Canelo's Next Challenge

Christian Mbilli made a strong statement in Quebec City. He knocked out Maciej Sulecki in the first round. This win gives Mbilli the WBC interim super middleweight title. The title is important, but its value depends on the situation. Mbilli is now 29-0 with 24 knockouts. His victory puts him in a

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Jun 28 2025POLITICS

Thailand's Political Turmoil: Protests Erupt Over Prime Minister's Controversial Call

In Bangkok, a large group of people took to the streets to express their anger and demand the resignation of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. The reason? A leaked phone conversation with Cambodia's former leader, Hun Sen, which has sparked a political firestorm. The protest was fueled by Paet

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