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Vaccines May Help Reduce Dementia Risk, Study Suggests
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Gaza Airstrikes Leave Dozens Dead as Israel Rejects Ceasefire Appeals
At least 44 Palestinians were killed in fresh Israeli airstrikes across Gaza, deepening the humanitarian crisis as international calls for…
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When most people think of the USB port on their television, they see it as a convenient slot to plug…
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Beverage Giants Double Down as “Dirty Soda” Trend Spreads Beyond Niche
The “dirty soda” phenomenon—sodas dressed up with cream, syrups, mix-ins, and flavor twists—is no longer just a regional novelty. It…
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South Carolina Lawmakers Go Without Pay After Lawsuit Over Pay Raise
South Carolina legislators are currently not receiving their in-district compensation, following a legal challenge that has put newly approved pay…
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Dream Chaser’s ISS Mission in Doubt After NASA Contract Overhaul
NASA and Sierra Space have made a significant change to the agreement for the Dream Chaser spacecraft, raising serious questions…
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OpenAI Unveils ChatGPT Pulse: A Proactive Tool That Could Aid Crypto Traders
OpenAI has introduced a new feature called ChatGPT Pulse, designed to shift ChatGPT from a reactive assistant—waiting for your question—to…
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Starbucks to Close Underperforming Stores, Cut Corporate Jobs in Big Restructuring
Seattle / U.S. — Starbucks has unveiled a sweeping restructuring plan under CEO Brian Niccol that will see a number…
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UK to Mandate Digital ID Cards for Workers, Sparking Debate Over Privacy and Control
London — The UK government announced today an ambitious new policy: starting later this decade, every citizen or legal resident…
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