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How America’s newspapers lost their voice

Hazel Brannon Smith was almost certainly the most unpopular woman in Mississippi when she wrote an editorial in 1963 lambasting the racist White Citizens Councils in the Lexington Advertiser, a newspaper she owned.

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Keeping drugs free of contaminants – pharmaceutical manufacturers filter medications through tiny pores to keep them sterile and safe

Every year, the global pharmaceutical industry produces trillions of doses of medications. Manufacturing these drugs involves several stages, and the chance of contamination increases with every step.

The Conversation

Featuring Trump on US coins and bills would put America in rare company

A slang term for cash money is “dead presidents.” But now the very much alive President Donald Trump could appear on U.S. coins and banknotes, too.

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Florida returned half a million oyster shells to the Gulf of Mexico. The discarded shells became new reef habitat for marine life

Florida restored parts of the Gulf of Mexico by returning more than 500,000 tonnes of recycled oyster and clam shells to the sea between 2007 and 2024. The shells helped rebuild oyster reefs, improve water quality and support the return of fish, turtles and dolphins to levels not seen in…

The Times of India

The trouble with Trump’s latest nominees lies in one word: integrity

As Todd Blanche, Erica Schwartz and Jay Clayton face the Senate, a fundamental disconnect becomes clear

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'A Kind of Delirium': Biographer Claims 'Mental Illness' Drives Trump's 2020 Election Fixation

Michael Wolff, a veteran reporter, claims Trump's fixation on the 2020 election is driven by a 'mental illness', highlighting a disconnect from reality and its negative political impact.

International Business Times UK

‘Complete shock and dismay’: scientists unite against Trump’s $1tn grant attack

OMB proposal would upend entire grant-making system – and put vast sums into hands of political appointees

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Experts warn of rise in sadistic online exploitation of vulnerable children

Global increase in cases of predators coercing children to harm themselves or produce child sexual abuse material

The Guardian - US

Why the murder rate fell to historic low

Homicide rates moved in near lockstep with drug overdoses, alcohol deaths and gun purchases

Salon

America's math and reading scores tanked after schools ditched textbooks for screens—and AI could worsen the brain rot

A major Brookings Institute study of more than 500 students and educators across 50 countries found the risks of AI in the classroom “overshadow its benefits.”

Fortune

Does wrapping your phone in aluminum foil block tracking? The truth behind this viral privacy hack

Wrapping phones in aluminum foil offers minimal privacy protection. This method causes phones to struggle for network connection and drains batteries. While it can interfere with signals, it does not guarantee complete blockage. Modern devices quickly re-establish connections after temporary interruptions. Better privacy involves disabling location services and managing app…

The Economic Times

MAGA Voters Turn on Texas After $900 Electric Bills and Soaring Living Costs Crush Families

Texans are facing unprecedented increases in utility bills and living costs, prompting questions about the state's economic model and the effectiveness of its leadership in maintaining affordability.

International Business Times UK

In one of Kyiv's most frequently bombed neighborhoods, residents choose to stay

Kyiv’s historic Lukianivka neighborhood offers affordable rents, easy access to the city center, a well-connected metro line and historic landmarks

The Independent UK

Russian drones spotted using screwed-on magnetic compasses as navigation aids — the on-board camera can occasionally tilt down to check bearings if satellite comms are lost

Russian drone troops are adding cheap magnetic compasses to help find their bearings. Crude add-on helps them find their bearings and locate their targets even without GPS.

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The Inaugural World Cup Halftime Was Too Crowded To Be Effective—But I Still Kind of Liked It

Madonna, BTS and more co-headlined an inaugural World Cup halftime show that took a maximalist approach to spectacle.

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5 Little-Known Senior Tax Deductions in 2026

Some may sound like myths, but these unique tax write-offs can be approved under strict IRS medical guidelines — provided you have the right paperwork.

International Business Times UK

'Search That Desert': Ex-FBI Agent Issues Chilling Update on Missing Nancy Guthrie

A retired FBI agent has urged Arizona investigators to search the desert for Nancy Guthrie, missing mother of Savannah Guthrie, drawing parallels with a similar decades-old case.

The Guardian - US

When Maga’s power fades, we cannot abandon those ICE killed

When this is all over, people will tell us to move on. But those who perpetrated this reign of terror must be held accountable

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International Business Times UK

Trump's UAP Council Head Admits One UFO Encounter Left Them Totally Clueless

Trump‑era science advisers are working through the president's UFO files, explaining many glowing orb sightings as manmade plasmas or rare weather but one 'mother orb' over a US base still defies any conventional account.

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Consumers Are Leaning on Credit Cards as Prices Rise: 7 Ways to Avoid Turning Groceries Into Long-Term Debt

High inflation is forcing many families to cover basic food expenses with credit cards. Swiping plastic at the supermarket checkout feels incredibly normal for most busy shoppers today. However, relying on credit to feed your family creates dangerous long-term financial debt. Paying steep interest rates on milk and bread destroys…

The Guardian - UK

Are money and soft power draining World Cup football of its magic?

Fifa’s orchestration of incompatible or frankly absurd corporate sponsorship suggests the balance may have tipped too far

Salon

Rubio goes to war against global justice

The secretary of state is using the right's long-standing hatred of the ICC to bolster his MAGA bona fides for 2028

Fortune

Ginsburg and Biden’s blind spot: when leaders don’t know when to leave

George Washington believed it too, then walked away twice. Ginsburg and Biden believed it, and didn't.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Tax-Exempt Properties Can Still Affect Your Property Tax Bill

Property taxes rarely feel simple, and tax-exempt properties make the picture even more confusing. A homeowner might assume that buildings exempt from property taxes have no impact on everyone else, but the opposite often happens. Those exemptions can shape how local governments collect revenue and influence what other property owners…

International Business Times UK

Melissa Casias Is Dead: Missing Nuclear Worker's Phones Were 'Wiped Clean' Before She Was Found Dead

Nearly a year after Los Alamos worker Melissa Casias vanished, her phones were wiped, evidence was missed in the forest where she was found, and officials still cannot say if she was killed or died by suicide.

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