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Climate-related deaths fall globally and in Europe
“2025 has seen the lowest number of climate-related deaths since 2000,” reports The Doomslayer. And a “recent study analyzed 22 years…
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Populous nation grows economy by exporting offal to Middle East
Ethiopia is a poor African country with 135 million people and a persistent trade deficit. It is now creating jobs…
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Supreme Court lets Trump cut $783 million in DEI-related funding
“The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to move forward with canceling $783 million in federal research grants,…
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Bobcats are back in New Jersey
Bobcats have returned to New Jersey after being gone from the state for over 50 years. Nature explains: The Lynx rufus…
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Scientists find a coral they thought was extinct
“Scientists have rediscovered a coral species they presumed had gone extinct, spotting it in the waters surrounding the Galápagos Islands…
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City Official’s Journey From ‘Clean Slate’ Ex-Felon To Violent Abuser Gets Even Sketchier
By Hudson Crozier A Flint, Michigan, councilman who faces violent charges after the state expunged his criminal past appears to…
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A Quick Bible Study Vol. 282: Psalm Summer Part 4 With Psalm 19
Thank you for joining Part 4, the last of Psalm Summer 2025, to study Psalm 19, a favorite of mine.…
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Black rhino population grows
“The number of black rhinos grew from 6,195 to 6,788 between 2021 and 2024, while other rhino species remained relatively stable,” reports The…
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Introduction of wolves to Yellowstone leads to surge in aspen trees and more berries
“Reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone has triggered a resurgence of aspen trees. A new study found that one-third of aspen groves…
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Trans Org’s Chokehold On Children’s Hospitals Exposed In New Report
By Megan Brock A medical watchdog organization is calling on hospitals to cut ties with a transgender activist group that…
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East Timor eradicates malaria, despite once being the most malaria-infested nation in Asia
East Timor is the second poorest nation in Asia, and lost 20 percent of its population due to mass killings committed by Indonesian…
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Breastfeeding rises in many countries
A higher fraction of infants are being breastfed in many countries. That includes the world’s fourth most populous country, Indonesia,…
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Thriving ecosystems discovered 6 miles down in the ocean, living off toxic gas
“A team of scientists has discovered thriving ecosystems nearly 10 kilometers beneath the ocean surface—deeper than ever observed before—sustained by…
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World’s tiniest snake is found, 20 years after it went missing
“The world’s smallest snake has been rediscovered in Barbados, 20 years after its last sighting,” reports The Guardian: The Barbados threadsnake,…
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Scientists Finally Identify Killer Microbe Behind Disease Killing Sea Stars
“Since 2013, an epidemic of sea star wasting disease along the Pacific Coast of North America has caused billions of…
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Notorious Organization Tried Pushing ‘Developmentally Disabled’ Young Adult Into Sex Change Operation
By Megan Brock Members of a notorious transgender medical organization collaborated to sway a “developmentally delayed” young adult towards pursuing…
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WNBA Sex Toy Thrower Suspect Arrested
By Andrew Powell One person was arrested after throwing a sex toy on the court during WNBA live action. The…
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Japan builds state-of-the-art underwater earthquake-detection system
“To help mitigate future seismic disasters, Japan has built a sprawling undersea earthquake-detection system capable of providing up to 20…
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Trump Admin Released Zero Migrants At Border For Third Consecutive Month
By Jason Hopkins The Trump administration on Friday hailed its ongoing streak of record-low activity along the U.S.-Mexico as tough…
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A Quick Bible Study Vol. 279: Moses in the New Testament – Book of Romans
Thanks for joining Part Three – Moses in the Book of Romans. Last week, I “interrupted” our Moses series with…
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Robot taxis proliferating around the world, including the Middle East
“Uber and Baidu are teaming up to bring autonomous taxis to the world. Baidu’s robotaxis, which have already logged more…
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Divorce rate is down
“U.S. marriages in the early 2010s are more stable than during any other decade since the 1950s….15 percent of couples…
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Egg-laying chickens in Sweden are cage-free, without any legal ban on cages
“Every egg-laying chicken in Sweden is now cage-free thanks to a multi-decade persuasion campaign—no legal ban on cages required,” reports The…
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Wife Of Illegal Alien In ICE Detention Says His Pride Kept Him From Becoming Citizen
By Nicole Silverio Sakiah Navas, the wife of an illegal immigrant currently being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE),…
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Sludge-filled river becomes thriving ecosystem
“For more than a century, Germany’s Emscher river carried sewage and industrial sludge through the Ruhr, earning a reputation as…
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‘Oh, I’m Very Happy’: Latinos Living Along Southern Border Rave Over Trump’s Crackdown
By Jason Hopkins Many Hispanic Americans living along the U.S.-Mexico border are voicing strong support for President Donald Trump’s handling…
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Rare beetle bred in captivity for the first time
“Conservationists have celebrated breeding one of England’s rarest insects in captivity for the first time,” reports the BBC: The Species…
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New chemical process produces essential battery metals with no waste
A company in New Zealand, “Aspiring Materials, has developed a patented chemical process that produces multiple valuable minerals from” low-value…
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World Leader Has Horrific Approval Rating of Only 1%
By Ellie Fromm Peru’s embattled president achieved the lowest ratings of her career this month, dropping to an abysmal 1.3%…
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Illinois legislature adds $11 billion more in unfunded pension liabilities, which will require future tax hikes
“Rather than taking steps to improve Chicago city pensions, Springfield lawmakers are pushing them $11.1 billion deeper into the hole,”…
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Trump Announces EU Trade Deal
By John Oyewale U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration reached a trade deal with the European Union Sunday after European Commission…
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