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Trump Wraps a Deep Freeze in a Power Play: FEMA Front and Center, Fossil Fuels in the Back

Michèle Dupont - 0
Trump puts FEMA on TV for a “historic” freeze—then uses the crisis to justify 1950-era powers to boost fuel and electricity.
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Your Car Loan’s Finally Dead. Here’s Why the Next Few Months Can Wreck Your Budget.

Corinne Faure - 0
Your car loan’s gone—but the freed-up payment can vanish fast. Here’s how to keep it from turning into lifestyle creep or a brand-new debt.
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Male Black Sea Bream Cruise for Dates While Females Hold Position, Study Finds

Michèle Dupont - 0
Ultrasonic tracking in Japan’s Hiroshima Bay shows male black sea bream roam during spawning while females mostly stay put—boosting odds in open-water fertilization.
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NASA Clocked a Solar Radio Blast That Wouldn’t Quit—19 Days, Shattering the Old Record

David - 0
NASA logged a solar radio burst that lasted 19 days in Aug. 2025—crushing the old five-day record and leaving scientists scratching their heads.
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NASA Thought It Was a Normal Solar Radio Burst—Then It Just Wouldn’t Quit for 19 Days

Corinne Faure - 0
NASA logged a routine solar radio burst in Aug. 2025—then it kept going for 19 days, crushing the old five-day record and puzzling scientists.
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NASA Thought It Was a Normal Solar Radio Burst—Then It Just Wouldn’t Quit for 19 Days

Patrick Lefebvre - 0
NASA logged a routine solar radio burst in Aug. 2025—then it kept going for 19 days, crushing the old five-day record.
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One Woman’s Blog Is Keeping Tabs on a French Beach Town as It Quietly Changes

Michèle Dupont - 0
A French coastal town’s glossy image meets a resident’s unfiltered blog—an ongoing, human record of how Pornic is changing block by block.
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Penn’s New “Light-Matter” Particles Aim to Outrun Electrons—and the Heat They Bring

David - 0
Penn researchers are testing light-matter hybrid particles to compute with less heat than electrons—an echo of ENIAC’s birthplace chasing a new path.
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Gravity Just Passed a Cosmic Stress Test—and Newton and Einstein Still Won

Raphaël Dubois - 0
Gravity still plays by Newton’s rules across hundreds of millions of light-years—squeezing modified-gravity theories and boosting dark matter.
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Gravity’s Biggest Stress Test Says Newton and Einstein Still Run the Universe

Romeo - 0
A new galaxy-cluster study finds gravity still follows Newton’s inverse-square law across vast distances—tightening the screws on modified gravity and boosting dark matter.
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Medieval Men Buried at a 5,000-Year-Old Spanish Dolmen Had DNA From Across the Med

Mathias Novel - 0
Two medieval men were buried at Spain’s 5,000-year-old Menga dolmen—and DNA shows one had roots across Europe, North Africa, and the Levant.
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Medieval Men Were Buried at a 5,000-Year-Old Spanish Tomb—DNA Says They Weren’t “Local”

David - 0
Two medieval men buried at Spain’s 5,000-year-old Dolmen of Menga had DNA linking Europe, North Africa, and the Levant—proof the site stayed meaningful for centuries.
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