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Moon may have underground caves, new NASA team to find out if they can become safe heavens for astronauts
NASA has announced the selection of a dedicated team to investigate the Marius Hills Pit on the Moon. This innovative project, known as GIMLI, focuses on uncovering potential underground caves that could serve as future habitats for astronauts. Utilizing advanced technology such as ground-penetrating radar and seismic sensors, the team aims to verify the presence of ancient lava tubes, providing essential insights into the Moon's geological history and volcanic activity.
US Supreme Court upholds state laws banning transgender girls and women from school athletic teams
The US Supreme Court has affirmed state laws preventing transgender girls and women from participating in school sports, a decision impacting over two dozen Republican-led states. This ruling, which found no violation of the Constitution or Title IX, marks another setback for transgender rights. The court's conservative majority's stance contrasts with previous rulings protecting LGBTQ individuals in other contexts.
Who is Gurtej Sandhu, the IIT Delhi engineer who beat Thomas Edison in US patent count, sparks brain drain debate online
Gurtej Sandhu, an IIT Delhi alumnus, is now the seventh most prolific inventor in US history. He has amassed over 1,300 patents, surpassing Thomas Edison. Sandhu's work in semiconductors has advanced modern electronics. His achievement highlights discussions on India's research infrastructure and talent retention. The debate centers on nurturing innovation within India for global impact.
‘Muscle Hamster’ Doug Martin, former NFL running back, dies at 36; all about his net worth, family and career
Former NFL star Doug Martin, known as "Muscle Hamster," has reportedly passed away at 36. The dynamic running back, a first-round pick for the Buccaneers, enjoyed a standout career, earning two Pro Bowl selections. His family confirmed his death, with the cause currently unconfirmed. Martin's legacy includes over 4,000 rushing yards.
Bryan Kohberger’s big statement in court keeps the lid on motive; what did he tell police in 2022 after arrest for murdering 4 students in Idaho
Bryan Kohberger, convicted in the Idaho student murders, remained silent during his sentencing. The motive remains unknown. Kohberger received four life sentences without parole. A former inmate revealed Kohberger's odd habits in jail. The gag order was lifted, revealing new details. The courtroom witnessed emotional speeches from the victims' families. Kohberger's past interactions with police and his studies were highlighted.
Bryan Kohberger sentenced in Idaho murder case: What is Trump's unprecedented request to the judge?
Bryan Kohberger was formally sentenced after pleading guilty to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, avoiding the death penalty. The sentencing hearing in Boise included emotional statements from victims' families, with one sister calling Kohberger a "sociopath, psychopath, murderer.
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Astrologer drops bombshell: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift headed for breakup, says it’s in the stars
Astrologer Mark Du Boise predicts that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's relationship is doomed due to their incompatible astrological signs. Du Boise points to Swift's challenging sun-moon quincunx, suggesting she may be difficult to maintain a long-term relationship with. Despite their current happiness, the astrologer believes Swift's lifestyle and astrological chart will ultimately lead to a breakup.
Trump calls China ‘fair’ while pushing tariffs to the brink
Trump Tariffs: Donald Trump insists China has been “very fair” on trade, despite record tariffs, strategic minerals warfare, and threats of new levies that could shake global supply chains. This piece unpacks what’s really at stake: minerals that run everything from your phone to missile systems, the fragile deals that keep the world trading, and how China’s quiet leverage leaves Washington walking a tightrope. A look at how power plays out far beyond the tariff headlines.
China's rare earth export controls are good for Beijing, bad for business
Chinese magnet manufacturers are facing difficulties. Export restrictions and a sluggish domestic economy are the reasons. These restrictions, imposed in retaliation to US tariffs, have significantly impacted offshore sales. The electric vehicle market's struggles add to the pressure. Even with a potential deal to ease curbs, recovery will be slow. The industry faces uncertainty and potential consolidation.
How China tightened its grip on the global rare earth industry
China has tightened its control over the rare earth industry through consolidation and quotas, transforming it into a powerful diplomatic tool. By consolidating miners and processors into two state-owned giants and restricting access to production quotas, Beijing has curbed environmental damage and gained greater oversight.
Hundreds of federal offices could begin closing this summer at DOGE's behest, internal records show
Federal agencies will vacate hundreds of offices this summer, driven by Elon Musk's budget-cutting advisors aiming to save $500 million. The rapid lease cancellations have alarmed agencies and lawmakers, with some offices crucial to public services facing disruptions. Errors and hasty decisions add to the confusion.
Transcending barriers? Spartans' season in spotlight comes to an end
San Jose State University's women's volleyball team lost the Mountain West Conference Championship to Colorado State University after advancing due to multiple team boycotts over the inclusion of a transgender player. A lawsuit aiming to remove the player was rejected by federal judges, allowing her to compete.
From India to US, here’s a list of countries that have banned TikTok
Canada on Wednesday directed the video app TikTok, which is owned by a Chinese tech giant, to close its offices in the country because of national security risks. Several countries, including India, EU, Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, New Zealand, UK, and Afghanistan, have also banned TikTok.
Life and death in the heat. What it feels like when Earth's temperatures soar to record highs
In the extreme heat of Morocco's Middle Atlas region, temperatures soared to 48.3°C (118.9°F), causing 21 heat-related deaths at a local hospital. Many locals, including Hanna Ouhbour, were struggling with the oppressive conditions, often without air conditioning. The severe heat is part of a broader trend, with recent global temperatures hitting historic highs and impacting daily life worldwide.
Trump wins GOP caucuses in Idaho and Missouri, sweeps delegates in Michigan
Former President Donald Trump secured wins in Idaho and Missouri caucuses and swept delegates in Michigan, maintaining a lead in the GOP nomination race. Trump's delegate count now stands at 244, with 1,215 needed to win. Nikki Haley trails with 24 delegates. The next event is in the District of Columbia, followed by Super Tuesday with 16 states holding primaries. Despite Haley's efforts, Trump's strong support was evident, with him winning all 39 delegates in Michigan. In Missouri, Trump's policies resonated with voters, leading to his expected victory.
College Football Week 1 Recap: Check latest scores, standings, top 25 schedule & more
No. 1 Georgia asserted their dominance with a convincing 48-7 victory over UT Martin.
Beer at US college football games in 2023? Know where it will be available and where it is not allowed
Here are the schools / universities that will sell alcohol throughout their football stadiums in 2023. There are also some schools where beer will not be available.
Tim McGraw shares his safety plans ahead of his 2024 Standing Room Only Tour after fan tossed drink at Cardi B; Know what he said
Tim McGraw is ready to take the stage and give his audience an unforgettable experience.
Northern Lights in Canada; Here’s the list of all the provinces where you may get to watch the Auroras next week
If catching a glimpse of the magnificent northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, is a desire on your list, there is a chance you might be in for a treat. On July 13, the awe-inspiring display could potentially grace the skies of over 17 US states.
Northern Lights: See how to watch the nature's splendor in 16 states of US
While scientists can forecast the potential for auroral activity, the exact timing, intensity and visibility of the northern lights can vary. Monitoring aurora forecasts, space weather predictions, and local weather conditions can help in planning your viewing.
TikTok's Chinese ownership, security concerns spark bans across nations
TikTok is owned by China-based ByteDance, the world's most valuable start-up. Numerous countries have raised concerns over its proximity to the Chinese government and hold over user data across the world.
TikTok's Chinese ownership, security concerns spark bans across nations
Here is a list of countries and entities that have implemented a partial or complete ban on TikTok.
List of countries that have implemented partial or complete ban on TikTok
European Union's executive arm, the European Commission, has issued an order to ban the use of popular Chinese app TikTok on its staff's phones due to cybersecurity concerns.
TikTok faces ban in universities in US. Here's why, check full list
Several universities in the US have announced restrictions on access to TikTok, citing concerns about national security and data privacy.
Key questions answered from Brigham Young University’s win against Boise State Broncos
The Brigham Young University (BYU) football team faced the Boise State Broncos on the blue turf and scored an exciting win.
Fed policymakers press ahead with inflation fight, even with markets in turmoil
While "no one knows for sure" if there is a big problem lurking in the financial sector right now, "so far, we haven't seen the kind of market dysfunction, even through what's happening in the global markets right now, we haven't seen that in the U.S. markets," Mester said.
Indian IT firms training US students to ensure access to talent
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Tech Mahindra and Cognizant are investing in training school and college students in the US to step up local hiring amid a dearth of H-1B work visas.
'This isn't over!,' scream Trump's supporters, as they refuse to accept election outcome
From Atlanta and Tallahassee to Austin, Bismarck, Boise and Phoenix, crowds ranging in size from a few dozen to a few thousand - some of them openly carrying guns - decried the news of Joe Biden's victory after more than three suspense-filled days of vote-counting put the Democrat over the top. Skirmishes broke out in some cities.
Computer chip based on human brain developed
Today's computing chips are incredibly complex and contain billions of nano-scale transistors, allowing for fast, high-performance computers and smartphones, the researchers said.
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