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NASA May Never Make Another Rocket: It Could Save the Agency
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is universally recognized as the world's most successful space agency.
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Trump Tariffs Redefine Free Trade in Face of China Economic Aggression
Classic economic Free Trade theory has counseled against tariffs for hundreds of years.
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'Brain Rot' 2024 Word of the Year - Can AI Help Treat It?
As the new year approaches, the 2024 Oxford word of the year is no cause for celebration: "Brain rot."
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SEL: The Woke Educational Money Pit You Never Knew About
About 40 miles east of Madison, Wisconsin - itself a bastion of leftist life - is Watertown. Its Unified School District has received over $1 million in grants to promote "Social Emotional Learning," or its acronym, SEL.
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House Panel: FBI, Banks Spying on Americans' Finances
The FBI conducted warrantless spying on Americans during the Biden administration, according to a new report issued by the House Judiciary Committee.
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'Bonhoeffer' Biopic Spawns Controversy From Critics
While the recently released "Bonhoeffer" biopic made an impression on audiences, subsequent headlines have focused predominantly on the film proving controversial with critics.
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Blinken Hounded for Answers on Afghan Withdrawal
Lame duck Secretary of State Antony Blinken took yet another tongue-lashing on his way out the door for his role in overseeing the disastrous withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan.
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Congress Passes Act to Educate Students on Dangers of Communism
Soft-selling communism to high school students is likely to be more difficult in the near future.
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SEC Athletics Diversity Objectives Examined as DEI Offices Are Closed
While last weekend's SEC championship is now a sports memory, the level to which the division's athletic departments are following diversity obligations is still up for debate.
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Domestic Political Struggle Brings Spotlight to South Korea
On Dec.3, 2024, at 10:25 p.m. Korean Standard Time, a sudden declaration of martial law by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sent shockwaves throughout South Korea and the world.
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Study: Consumers Avoid Products Linked to People, Policies They Oppose
Bud Light and Tesla have taken financial hits for high-profile political stands in recent years. A new study finds such bitter partisanship can even extend to chocolate. And we're not talking Left Twix vs. Right Twix.
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Europe Gears Up for Conflict: NATO Nations on High Alert
Amid escalating global tensions, NATO countries in Europe are intensifying their preparations for potential large-scale conflict.
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Marines' New MK22 Sniper Rifle Boosts Range, Precision
Marine Corps Systems Command announced in November that the MK 22 Mod 0 Advanced Sniper Rifle (ASR) has reached fully operational capability (FOC).
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Fauci in Hot Seat Over Security Cost and Trump Criticism
After facing both criticism and commendation throughout his time handling the COVID-19 pandemic, former NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci is now under fire for receiving $15 million worth of taxpayer-funded security after his time in public office.
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The Looming Danger of a Biological Attack: Is the US Ready?
As biotechnology advances at an unprecedented pace, concerns about the potential for a biological attack on the United States are mounting.
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Archivists to Share Vera Jackson's Rare Photos With Public
A rare photo exhibit capturing societal scenes of 1930s-40s Los Angeles by Black photographer Vera Jackson is set to be unveiled to the public in its entirety by Christmas 2026.
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Musk Claims AI Drones Make F-35 Obsolete; Is He Right?
Elon Musk's recent post on X suggests the F-35 is an overpriced $2 trillion white elephant due to the fast-paced development of AI technology.
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GOP Poised to Gain Seats, Electoral Muscle in Next Census
Democrats unnerved that president-elect Donald Trump made major inroads into the vote totals of rock-solid blue states could be even more unnerved in the years to come.
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Analysis: US, Russia Already at War
America and Russia are now at war. Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed as much in September when he commented on President Joe Biden mulling over a decision to grant Ukraine authorization to strike deep inside Russia with U.S.-supplied missiles.
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Small Modular Reactors Are the Nuclear Rage, but Are They Ready?
A leading consultancy is saying that the late 2022 breakthrough in generative Artificial Intelligence and the ensuing data center boom "blindsided" utilities just as demand was also rising because of "repatriated manufacturing, industrial policy, and vehicle electrification."
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Trump's Deportation Plan Poised to Detonate Nationwide Fury
President-elect Donald Trump's plan to deport millions of illegal aliens starting with the estimated 400,000 criminal aliens is about to detonate shock waves throughout the nation.
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Credit Rejection Rates for Autos, Mortgage Refi's Highest in Decade
Americans applying for credit in some categories are getting rejected at the highest rate in more than a decade.
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Trump Voters Most Likely to Crow at Thanksgiving Dinner
The quickest way to throw a wet blanket on a great Thanksgiving get-together is to bring up politics, and it's no surprise which political party was far more likely to do that this year.
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Hail to the (Hottest) Chief - Trump 3rd Sexiest President
President Abraham Lincoln edged out Bill Clinton in the top 10 of a recent ranking by online gambling company BetUS, which scored the top 200 sexiest male celebrities in the world and separately scored U.S. presidents.
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Sen. Hawley Rails on 'Monopoly Behavior' of Credit Card Companies
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., accused credit card companies of "monopoly behavior" during a Nov. 21 Senate Judiciary hearing that featured him again calling for caps on interest rates.