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    This Startup Thinks It Can Make Rocket Fuel From Water. Stop Laughing

    A New Path to Rocket Fuel: Can General Galactic Crack the Code? The space industry is abuzz with an innovative new approach to rocket fuel: water. General Galactic, a startup co-founded by a former SpaceX engineer, aims to harness the power of hydration to propel spacecraft through the cosmos...
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    Politicians 'don't live how we live', voters tell me. Morgan McSweeney's resignation won't change their minds | John Harris

    Labour leader Keir Starmer's reputation has taken another hit following the resignation of Morgan McSweeney, his former chief of staff. McSweeney's note acknowledged that appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador was a "wrong" decision, one that damaged the party and country trust in politics...
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    Geno's Steaks continues expansion outside Philly with new shop opening next month in Baltimore

    Geno's Steaks is set to expand its reach beyond Philadelphia with a new location opening next month in Baltimore, Maryland. As of March 5th, fans of the iconic cheesesteak joint will be able to enjoy their signature sandwiches and Italian hoagies at Power Plant Live!, the city's go-to...
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    One man killed, girl missing as Storm Leonardo hits Portugal and Spain

    A devastating storm named Leonardo has brought torrential rain and gale-force winds to Portugal and Spain, claiming a life and leaving one young girl missing. In Portugal, a 70-year-old man perished after floodwaters swept his car off a road in Alentejo, while in southern Spain's Malaga...
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    Sources: Eagles considered Jim Schwartz and Jonathan Gannon for defensive coordinator job after Vic Fangio retirement scare

    The Philadelphia Eagles received a potentially seismic scare when legendary defensive coordinator Vic Fangio informed the team that he was hanging up his coaching cleats. However, sources close to the matter revealed that Fangio was convinced by the front office to stick around for at least one...
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    A robin comforted me at my parents' grave | Letters

    A gentle visitor from the afterlife: how birds comfort us in grief. As I stood at my parents' gravesite on a midwinter's day, blanketed by deep snow, I was unexpectedly serenaded by a robin. Perched on the stone monument where my mother's name had recently been added to that of our father...
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    Parents, porn sets and Bob's Big Boy combos: how Larry Sultan photographed American domestic life

    Larry Sultan's photography career was marked by an affinity for the mundane and ordinary aspects of American domestic life. He drew inspiration from his surroundings in suburban California, often incorporating elements of kitsch and irony into his work. One notable series, "The Valley"...
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    Mature decision to deny Manchester City a penalty for handball sets example for referees | Chris Foy

    Top Referees Embrace New Handball Rules as Consistency Gains Ground Former Premier League referee Chris Foy has praised the increasing maturity among referees in interpreting handball rules, citing recent examples that demonstrate a clear and consistent approach. The International Football...
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    Age Verification Is Reaching a Global Tipping Point. Is TikTok’s Strategy a Good Compromise?

    The world of social media is facing a growing concern over the age of its users. With younger and younger people joining platforms like TikTok, lawmakers are scrambling to come up with effective solutions to keep children safe online. TikTok's latest move has been hailed as a compromise between...
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    What to stream: With snowstorm coming, hunker down and binge 'John Wick' and 'Hunger Games' franchises

    Binge-Worthy Binges for a Snow Day: 'Veronica Mars', 'The Traitors', and Franchise Frenzies As the snowstorm sets in, grab your favorite snacks and settle in for a marathon viewing session. If you're craving intrigue, dive into the whodunit world of "Veronica Mars" or get caught up in the drama...
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    Judge declines to block NYC law requiring food delivery apps to give customers tipping option

    Federal Judge OKs NYC Law Requiring Food Delivery Apps to Prompt Customers for Tipping Before Checkout A New York City law requiring food delivery apps like Uber Eats and DoorDash to offer customers a tipping option before checkout has been given the green light by a federal judge. The decision...
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    Can you solve it? Are you as smart as Spock?

    "Cookie Conundrum: Can You Crack the Code?" In a battle of wits, three friends - Andy, Bea, and Celine - must navigate a cookie jar puzzle with a twist. With 10 cookies up for grabs, each friend takes turns reaching into the jar to claim as many or few cookies as they like. However, there's a...
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    Iran's footballers face battle to be heard as regime brutally clamps down on protests

    Iran's footballers face a daunting challenge in finding their voice as the regime cracks down on protests, cutting off internet access and silencing dissenting voices. Mehdi Taremi, the Iranian striker, refused to celebrate his goal with Olympiakos despite being a national hero, choosing instead...
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    Gov. Hochul defends NYC Council staffer arrested by ICE in State of the State

    New York's Governor Kathy Hochul has taken a strong stance in defense of a New York City Council staffer who was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during her State of the State address. The staffer, Rafael Andres Rubio Bohorquez, is an immigrant from Venezuela who had been...
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    Opinion: Planning ahead for a safe and resilient year

    Saratoga residents are encouraged to plan ahead for a safe and resilient year, as the city gears up for its annual budget cycle and prepares for seasonal changes that bring winter storms and wildfire risks. January is a natural time to pause, reflect, and plan, and this community approach to...
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    Woman fatally shot in South Shore

    A young woman's life was brutally cut short in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago yesterday morning when she was found shot in the head. Edshania Williams, 26, was discovered with fatal injuries at approximately 9:20 a.m. in the 7100 block of South Ridgeland Avenue, marking the latest...
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    Rex's Dino Store: Visit the subway newsstand that's a real fossil

    In a nod to New York's rich history, a retro-style newsstand in a Brooklyn subway station has been transformed into a full-fledged dinosaur-themed bodega. Located at Grand Army Plaza in Park Slope, Rex's Dino Store is an interactive art installation that blends humor and nostalgia. Artist duo...
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    Bears QB Caleb Williams fires warning shot at Packers after playoff win: 'We're going to be here for a while'

    Bears' Caleb Williams Sends Scathing Message to Packers After Playoff Win: 'We're Here for a While' In a stunning turn of events, the Chicago Bears have sent a clear warning shot to their arch-rivals, the Green Bay Packers, after defeating them in the playoffs. The team's quarterback, Caleb...
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    I got married twice in my 20s. Now I'm in love with my midlife situationship | Natasha Ginnivan

    For Natasha Ginnivan, Midlife Love is About Freedom, Not Fidelity At 50, Ginnivan has lived two full lives - literally. She's been married not once but twice, a phenomenon that some say is the hallmark of the "grey divorce" age bracket. But what's unique about her current relationship? It's not...
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    At 93, Joan Semmel Continues to Assert the Female Gaze

    The art world has been abuzz with a new exhibit from Joan Semmel, an artist who continues to defy conventions and push boundaries at the ripe age of 93. "Joan Semmel: In the Flesh" is on display at the Jewish Museum in New York through May 31st, showcasing 16 oil paintings that boldly explore...
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