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Trump canceled ‘illegal DEI’ program to stop raw sewage from infiltrating Alabaman homes

May 1, 2025

Frustration grows in PoGB over inadequate sewage management and health risks

October 17, 2024

Karachi’s marine ecosystem at risk as waste and sewage pollute coastline

September 20, 2024

‘Asian minds’ should seek coexistence with superhuman AI: scholar
TOKYO — As an increasing number of experts warn of the impending arrival of artificial superhuman intelligence, a Japanese scholar is proposing that “Asian minds” seek a way to coexist with AI rather than trying to control it. Hiroshi Yamakawa, principal researcher at the University of Tokyo’s Matsuo-Iwasawa Lab, further argues that “non-monotheistic” cultures are…
Tina Smith says she confronted Mike Lee over ‘cruel’ social media posts on the Minnesota shootings
Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., said Monday that she confronted Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah over his social media posts about the suspect in shootings that took the life of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband. Smith said she confronted Lee after his “cruel” posts, in which he included a photo of the suspected gunman…
Anti-tourist protests sweep across Europe as Louvre shuts down temporarily
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Making the grade: Deli owner exchanges groceries for good grades 01:31 Israel says it has ‘full aerial superiority’ over Iran’s capital 02:26 Trump: Iran is ‘not winning this war’ 02:05 Now Playing Anti-tourist protests sweep across Europe as Louvre shuts…
rgia man indicted after allegedly threatening Sens. Ted Cruz and Deb Fischer
A rgia man was arraigned Monday on charges of communicating threats in interstate commerce in connection with threatening sexual violence against Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Deb Fischer of Nebraska, federal prosecutors said. Robert Davis Forney of Duluth left voicemails in Janu threatening sexual violence against the two senators, the U.S. Attorney’s Office…
Artificial solar eclipse engineered in Europe offers new look at Sun
Two satellites equipped with European tech have delicately pulled off an artificial solar eclipse — giving scientists unmatched views of the Sun’s scorching corona. The European Space Agency (ESA) developed the probes alongside more than 40 space tech firms. Among them are a trio of startups, which contributed several key technologies for the mission: sensors…
Minnesota shootings reignite security concerns for members of Congress
WASHINGTON — The targeted shootings of two Minnesota state lawmakers has renewed an urgent debate on Capitol Hill as members of Congress raise alarm bells about their safety amid escalating political rhetoric and violent threats. Law enforcement officials have begun holding a series of security briefings with groups of congressional lawmakers that will continue into…
Doctor agrees to plead guilty in Matthew Perry’s overdose death
A California doctor agreed to plead guilty Monday to illegally supplying ketamine to “Friends” star Matthew Perry before his accidental overdose death. Under the agreement, Dr. Salvador Plasencia will plead guilty to four counts of ketamine distribution. He faces a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine…
Trump to leave G7 summit early to focus on Israel-Iran conflict, White House says
President Donald Trump is cutting short his attendance at the Group of Seven summit in Canada, the White House said Monday night, citing the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. “Much was accomplished, but because of what’s going on in the Middle East, President Trump will be leaving tonight after dinner with Heads of State,”…
Japan’s Ishiba meets with Trump, but no agreement reached
KANANASKIS, Canada — Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba met with U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday on the sidelines of the Group of Seven summit here, seeking a reassessment of American tariffs on Japan and emphasizing a mutually beneficial relationship. After the bilateral talks, Ishiba told reporters, “There are still some points on which the…