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AT&T will pay $177 million in a settlement to resolve lawsuits over two major data breaches affecting millions of customers. Current and former customers can file claims for cash payments up to $7,500 if both incidents affected them. The deadline to file claims is November 18, 2025. The telecommunications company reached a settlement to resolve class action lawsuits...

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Scientific research is usually executed to find or test specific results; however, surprises do occur, leading to unintended discoveries. This accidental discovery happened when scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder were studying atmospheric particles over the field of Oklahoma. The team originally aimed to study aerosol particle formation and growth in agricultural regions. Instead,...

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Health and Human Service Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in hot water after making controversial remarks regarding vaccine schedules for Black Americans. RFK Jr., who has a history of anti-vaccination remarks, is opting to change the public health system that will negatively impact Black Americans.  In 2021, RFK Jr. received intense backlash for his...

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President Donald Trump confirmed on August 11 that his administration is reviewing whether to reclassify marijuana under federal regulations, a move that could mark the biggest shift in US cannabis policy in more than 50 years. “We’re looking at reclassification and we’ll make a determination over the next few weeks,” Trump told reporters during a...

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“History Is Written by the Victors” a quote attributed to Winston Churchill holds prescient when it comes to the retelling of history’s heroes. While the true origin of the quote is contested, the sentiment is carried throughout history, even for history’s heroes. We recognise the worst people in history for their atrocities yet we tend...

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If you’ve ever sneezed your way through spring or fall, you’ve felt histamine in action. It’s a natural chemical your body releases when it thinks something, like pollen, is harmful. But histamine isn’t just triggered by allergens in the air; it’s also present in many common foods. For most people, this isn’t an issue. The...

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A tsunami struck Japan’s Pacific coast just days after a woman, dubbed the “Japanese Baba Vanga,” warned of a looming disaster. Her eerie prediction closely aligned with the actual timing of the event, reigniting public fascination with her past forecasts. The nickname draws comparisons to the famous Bulgarian mystic known for her unsettlingly accurate prophecies....

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When we think of the world’s deadliest substances, we imagine industrial-grade substances like lead or arsenic. We assume the only way to face exposure is through actively coming into contact with it. Moreover, obtaining these deadly substances would most likely require considerable effort and legal oversight. However, your favorite snack at the cinema could contain...

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On July 27, 2025, a harrowing scene unfolded at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, when a man unleashed a stabbing spree that left 11 people injured and sent shockwaves through the local community. What could have been a catastrophic mass casualty event was prevented thanks to the swift and courageous actions of two Marine...