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President Joe Biden stated Wednesday that it is currently unknown whether a cyberattack was responsible for the computer outage at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that grounded departing flights across the country. While responding to questions from reporters at the White House, Biden said that the FAA had not determined the cause of the issue …
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Getty Image It took two years, but a section of Congress finally tried to formally hold Donald Trump accountable for the Jan. 6 riot. On Monday, the House select committee investigating that fateful held its final hearing, which not only summed up their findings but offered some criminal referrals to the Justice Department. One of …
She posted, “LMAO at a billionaire earnestly trying to sell people on the idea that ‘free speech’ is actually [an] $8/mo subscription plan.” Though Musk later responded to her tweet, screenshots of the interaction show that AOC’s original tweet is no longer available. Her original Tweet is still visible on her profile, but clicking on …
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This article originally appeared on 12.18.17 We know your relationship with your parents can affect a lot about who you are as you grow up. But is it possible that the good and bad of that relationship could actually show up in your saliva? That’s the bizarre-but-important question a team of researchers recently asked, the …
Oct. 21, 2022 – Including how long a person sleeps in a heart health score was able to predict heart disease risk among older adults, results of a new study show. The study supports the American Heart Association’s recent decision to make sleep duration “an essential component for ideal heart and brain health.” “Sleep seems to …
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Getty Image California has officially become the first state to limit the use of lyrics as evidence in criminal trials as Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB2799 — aka The Decriminalizing Artistic Expression Act — into law after it passed the state senate late last month. The Decriminalizing Artistic Expression Act is one of several so-called …
Getty Image Even though the most dramatic part of 21 Savage’s ICE ordeal is three years in the rearview, he still faces fallout from his 2019 arrest because the case has been delayed going to trial so many times. Now, with the actual court date creeping closer, Savage is trying to make his case clear; …
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July 27, 2022 – Many scientists and public health experts have long said the coronavirus that has caused a global pandemic originated in a marketplace in Wuhan, China. Now, two new studies strengthen that argument. The original spread of the virus was a one-two punch, the studies found. Twice, the virus jumped from animals to …
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TUESDAY, July 26, 2022 (HealthDay News) — Your fitness tracker, pedometer or smartwatch may motivate you to exercise more and lose weight, Australian researchers say. In a large research review, the investigators found that tracking your activity might inspire you to walk up to 40 minutes more a day (about 1,800 more steps). And …
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Promising review: “Goo Gone is one of those things that I somehow had never heard of until this year (though others have apparently had it in their households for years). When I saw it in this BuzzFeed post, my life was changed forever. I couldn’t believe I had lived for so many years without this …
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Getty Image Whether you call him YoungBoy Never Broke Again or NBA YoungBoy (the NBA would rather you didn’t though), there’s no denying that the Baton Rouge rapper has been a lightning rod for controversy and legal trouble. However, he just received a break regarding the latter, according to Rolling Stone. A federal trial against …
Getty Image It’s been a month since a jury found Amber Heard guilty of defamation against her ex-husband Johnny Depp. (Technically, Depp, too, was found guilty of defaming her, but only one count and for far less money.) At the time, the actress said she was considering appealing the verdict, and has since stood by …
