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NASA Citizen Scientists Discover Mysterious Object Moving out of Milky Way at an Extremely High Speed
On August 15, 2024, NASA’s Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project, featuring the contributions of dedicated citizen scientists, made a groundbreaking discovery: an object moving at an astonishing speed of 1 million miles per hour, which will soon escape the gravitational pull of the Milky Way. This hypervelocity object, catalogued as CWISE J124909.08+...
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Andor Review: Grown Up Star Wars Pushes the Galaxy, Just as Rogue One
Andor review: new Star Wars series might be a prequel to a prequel, but it still feels like it’s breaking new ground for the galaxy far, far away. Andor releases September 21 at 12am PT/ 12:30pm IST on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar. Diego Luna, Genevieve O'Reilly, and Stellan Skarsgård lead Andor cast. Andor season 1 consists of 12 episodes.
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Joe Biden Appoints Dan Smith As Acting Secretary Of State: White House
President Joe Biden has appointed Dan Smith to temporarily serve as acting Secretary of State until nominee Antony Blinken is confirmed by the Senate, the White House said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Twitter Disables Trump Tweet Over Copyright Complaint
Twitter disabled a campaign-style video that US President Donald Trump retweeted on Saturday, citing a copyright complaint.
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Joe Biden Is Leaning In On A Run For The White House. There Are Reasons
There are many reasons to be cautious about the presidential prospects of former Vice President Joe Biden. The obstacles in his path and doubts about him as a candidate are well known, including to those in his inner circle.
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White House Social Media Chief Tweets Wrong Hurricane Video, Deletes
White House social media director Dan Scavino has tweeted a wrong video of flooded Miami International Airport affected by Hurricane Irma, only to be corrected by the airport itself, according to media reports.
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With A Drama-Filled White House, 'Mad Dog' Mattis Has Shown Deft Political Touch
Away from the cameras and apart from the nonstop drama of the White House, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has come to play a role unlike any other Cabinet member.
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White House Says Syria's Assad Preparing Another Chemical Attack, Warns Of 'Heavy' Penalty
The White House issued an ominous warning to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday night, pledging that his regime would pay a "heavy price" if it carried out another chemical attack this year.
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'Horrible' Photographs Of Suffering Moved Donald Trump To Action On Syria
When President Donald Trump began receiving his intelligence briefings in January, his team made a request: The president, they said, was a visual and auditory learner. Would the briefers please cut down on the number of words in the daily briefing book and instead use more graphics and pictures?
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Trump Starts Using iPhone; Experts Say Still a Target for Hackers
White House social media chief Dan Scavino confirmed the smartphone shift this week.
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Donald Trump Not Safe In White House, Says Former Secret Service Agent
US President Donald Trump is not safe inside the White House and even the Secret Service would not be able to protect him during a terror attack, a former Secret Service agent who had guarded previous presidents have warned.
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Irrfan Khan Doesn't Have 'Oscar' Dreams Post Inferno With Tom Hanks
Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point
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Taliban Saw Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl As A 'Golden Chicken,' According To The Latest 'Serial' Podcast
In the days after Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was taken hostage by the Taliban in Afghanistan, his captors made a decision: They would take the soldier west to Ghazni province, knowing that U.S. forces would be pouring into the eastern region around the Pakistani border looking for Bergdahl.
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Climate Talks Shift from Binding Targets to 'Name and Shame'
It's clear at this point that even if the international climate accord being negotiated in suburban Paris becomes legally binding, it won't include punitive measures like trade sanctions or embargoes on straggler countries that fail to meet their commitments.
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Barack Obama Gives Nod to Black Keys, And Maybe a White House Invite
Garage rockers The Black Keys may have won themselves an invitation to play the White House after President Barack Obama declared himself a fan of the duo.
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NASA Citizen Scientists Discover Mysterious Object Moving out of Milky Way at an Extremely High Speed
On August 15, 2024, NASA’s Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project, featuring the contributions of dedicated citizen scientists, made a groundbreaking discovery: an object moving at an astonishing speed of 1 million miles per hour, which will soon escape the gravitational pull of the Milky Way. This hypervelocity object, catalogued as CWISE J124909.08+...
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Andor Review: Grown Up Star Wars Pushes the Galaxy, Just as Rogue One
Andor review: new Star Wars series might be a prequel to a prequel, but it still feels like it’s breaking new ground for the galaxy far, far away. Andor releases September 21 at 12am PT/ 12:30pm IST on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar. Diego Luna, Genevieve O'Reilly, and Stellan Skarsgård lead Andor cast. Andor season 1 consists of 12 episodes.
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Joe Biden Appoints Dan Smith As Acting Secretary Of State: White House
President Joe Biden has appointed Dan Smith to temporarily serve as acting Secretary of State until nominee Antony Blinken is confirmed by the Senate, the White House said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Twitter Disables Trump Tweet Over Copyright Complaint
Twitter disabled a campaign-style video that US President Donald Trump retweeted on Saturday, citing a copyright complaint.
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Joe Biden Is Leaning In On A Run For The White House. There Are Reasons
There are many reasons to be cautious about the presidential prospects of former Vice President Joe Biden. The obstacles in his path and doubts about him as a candidate are well known, including to those in his inner circle.
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White House Social Media Chief Tweets Wrong Hurricane Video, Deletes
White House social media director Dan Scavino has tweeted a wrong video of flooded Miami International Airport affected by Hurricane Irma, only to be corrected by the airport itself, according to media reports.
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With A Drama-Filled White House, 'Mad Dog' Mattis Has Shown Deft Political Touch
Away from the cameras and apart from the nonstop drama of the White House, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has come to play a role unlike any other Cabinet member.
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White House Says Syria's Assad Preparing Another Chemical Attack, Warns Of 'Heavy' Penalty
The White House issued an ominous warning to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday night, pledging that his regime would pay a "heavy price" if it carried out another chemical attack this year.
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'Horrible' Photographs Of Suffering Moved Donald Trump To Action On Syria
When President Donald Trump began receiving his intelligence briefings in January, his team made a request: The president, they said, was a visual and auditory learner. Would the briefers please cut down on the number of words in the daily briefing book and instead use more graphics and pictures?
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Trump Starts Using iPhone; Experts Say Still a Target for Hackers
White House social media chief Dan Scavino confirmed the smartphone shift this week.
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Donald Trump Not Safe In White House, Says Former Secret Service Agent
US President Donald Trump is not safe inside the White House and even the Secret Service would not be able to protect him during a terror attack, a former Secret Service agent who had guarded previous presidents have warned.
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Irrfan Khan Doesn't Have 'Oscar' Dreams Post Inferno With Tom Hanks
Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point
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Taliban Saw Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl As A 'Golden Chicken,' According To The Latest 'Serial' Podcast
In the days after Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was taken hostage by the Taliban in Afghanistan, his captors made a decision: They would take the soldier west to Ghazni province, knowing that U.S. forces would be pouring into the eastern region around the Pakistani border looking for Bergdahl.
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Climate Talks Shift from Binding Targets to 'Name and Shame'
It's clear at this point that even if the international climate accord being negotiated in suburban Paris becomes legally binding, it won't include punitive measures like trade sanctions or embargoes on straggler countries that fail to meet their commitments.
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Barack Obama Gives Nod to Black Keys, And Maybe a White House Invite
Garage rockers The Black Keys may have won themselves an invitation to play the White House after President Barack Obama declared himself a fan of the duo.
