Trump’s Interruptions and Biden’s Stumbles: Is Age Affecting Their Campaigns?

The most recent presidential debate highlighted the ugliness and inequality in America’s choice of candidacy. The republican candidate, Donald Trump, was disrespectful, loud, and constantly lied. Joe Biden on the other hand couldn’t get his head clear enough to defend himself and looked like a mumbling old man losing his mind. Either way, the candidate…

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New Study Answers Core Controversy: Earth’s Inner Core Rotation Has Reversed

A recent study published in Nature has unveiled surprising findings about the Earth’s inner core, revealing that it does not rotate uniformly as previously thought. Instead, the core exhibits a back-and-forth rotational pattern, challenging long-held assumptions about its behavior and interaction with other layers of the Earth. The researchers analyzed seismic data from 143 pairs…

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Florida Strippers Fight Back Against DeSantis’ Age Restriction Law

Serenity Michelle Bushey, a 19-year-old former stripper, has sued Florida’s attorney general and two local prosecutors over a new state law that bans adult entertainment businesses from employing people under 21. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Tallahassee, argues that the law violates constitutional rights to free speech and equal protection. Bushey, who lost…

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UPS Layoffs Surge: 12,000 Job Cuts Include 540 at Baltimore Warehouse

United Parcel Service (UPS) has announced plans to close its Baltimore County distribution warehouse, leading to the layoff of 540 workers. The company notified the Maryland Department of Labor on June 20 about the closure of its facility located at 3901 Vero Road, scheduled for August 23. This 182,000-square-foot facility, situated off Interstate 95 and…

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Opinion: Time for Democrats to Change the Filibuster and Expand the Supreme Court to 12 Justices

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling on presidential immunity underscores the urgent need for Democrats to take decisive action to protect American democracy. By using the “nuclear option” to change the filibuster rule, which currently requires a 60-vote supermajority to pass most legislation, Democrats could pass crucial reforms with a simple majority, including expanding the Supreme…

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Florida Governor DeSantis’ Veto of Beach Safety Bill: A Potentially Deadly Decision

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently vetoed a crucial beach safety bill that aimed to enhance the monitoring and prevention of water contamination at the state’s popular beaches. This decision has sparked significant controversy and concern among public health experts, environmentalists, and the general public. Critics argue that the veto may lead to increased exposure to…

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Seeing is Believing: Hurricane Beryl’s Satellite Images Show Climate Change

As Hurricane Beryl intensifies into the earliest Category 5 hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic basin, the conversation around climate change and its impact on extreme weather events is gaining renewed urgency. While scientists maintain a cautious approach, avoiding direct attributions without exhaustive evidence, the visible signs of a warming planet are becoming harder to…

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