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Smithsonian Zoo Faces Scrutiny After DEI, LGBTQ Outreach…
Reporting cited zoo programming, Smithsonian articles and outside conservation groups as critics argue the taxpayer-linked institution should stay focused on animals, not political messaging.
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Fauci Email Told Aide to ‘Delete From the Deleted File’ as Gain-of-Function Fight Escalated
Documents obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation reportedly show Anthony Fauci criticizing a journalist’s warnings about NIH-funded gain-of-function research and instructing an aide to permanently delete the email exchange.
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Trump Says Venezuela Deal Could More Than Double U.S. Reserves
President Donald Trump said the agreement gives the United States majority control over more than 65 million barrels’ worth of Venezuelan oil reserves, but the claims require independent verification.
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Gen Z Must Work 2,656 More Hours for a House Than Baby Boomers
A BC Game analysis of public data claims housing, college, cars, childcare, and weddings have outpaced wages since 1985, widening Gen Z’s hours-of-labor burden compared with Boomers.
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Parents Turn In 13-Year-Olds After Jacuzzi Ambush Caught on Video
KTLA-TV reports surveillance video captured a man kicked in the back of the head at a Southern California jacuzzi; investigators say the suspects’ parents turned in two 13-year-olds now booked into Juvenile Hall.
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Two Airliners Skim Cape Town Stadium by Estimated 41–46 Feet; Panic Online, Airline Says It Was Cleared
Footage of two Airlink Embraer jets roaring over a packed DHL Stadium ignited safety fears. Flight data suggests a roughly 41–46 ft roof clearance, while the airline says the display met approved limits.
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Data Centers Under Siege: Locals Revolt, Senators Warn, Experts Push Back
A viral backlash is meeting the AI infrastructure boom—locals, lawmakers, and experts clash over health risks, water and power use, and jobs, with eye-popping projections and unverified claims competing for attention.
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Trump Says Iran Conflict Is ‘Intermittent,’ Hints at Hitting ‘Pickaxe’ Near Natanz ‘Very Soon’
In a 4 Oval Office exchange reported by The Gateway Pundit, Trump said the U.S. could strike Iran’s ‘Pickaxe Mountain’ near Natanz and described the fighting as a “military conflict,” not a war, while ABC’s Rachel Scott pressed him on casualties and deployments.
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Hours After Colts Debut, Keenan Allen Booked on DUI in Downtown Indy—Police Cite 0.08+ BAC. What Happens Next?
TMZ, FOX59, and Yahoo Sports report the 34-year-old was arrested around 1 a.m. after officers found a car in a no‑parking zone; IMPD says he’s presumed innocent while prosecutors review potential charges.
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Judge Lets Maryland Rabbi Carry in Synagogue—But Leaves County ‘Buffer Zones’ Intact
A federal judge granted a targeted injunction against Montgomery County’s ban on carrying in houses of worship, the source reports, while declining to halt 100-yard “sensitive place” buffers.
