Author: Reia Leen Delantar
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Graham Expresses Concern Over Colorado Supreme Court’s Trump Ballot Ruling, Citing Lack of Constitutional Basis
After the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that former President Donald Trump is unable to run on the state’s ballot due to his claimed role in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham supported him. Graham Backs Trump Amidst Colorado Ballot Ruling, Foresees Legal Victory and Primary Success The court,…
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Interstellar Feline: NASA Beams Video of Space Cat Taters to Earth
NASA sent UHD footage from deep space to Earth using new laser communication technology. The Psyche spacecraft, 19 million kilometers from Earth, hosted the demonstration. This is the first laser-delivered UHD video from a long distance. NASA’s Laser Triumph: Cat’s Playful Chase Beamed 19 Million Miles from Deep Space Taters, an orange cat, excitedly chased…
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Iran refutes U.S. allegations of involvement in Red Sea vessel incidents.
Iranian deputy foreign minister Ali Bagheri denied U.S. claims that Iran supported Yemeni rebel attacks on Red Sea commercial ships. Iran Denies U.S. Accusations of Involvement in Red Sea Ship Attacks by Houthi Rebels According to Bagheri, Iran-aligned Houthi rebels were acting autonomously. Over 100 drone and missile strikes on merchant vessels were reported by…
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Breathtaking New Image of Uranus from the James Webb Telescope, Revealing Rings and Moons in Unprecedented Detail
New images of Uranus’ rings and moons from the James Webb Space Telescope show them in unprecedented detail. James Webb Telescope Reveals Spectacular Infrared Image of Uranus, Unveiling Rings, Moons, and Polar Mysteries Webb’s infrared image shows storms, rings, moons, and a shining polar ice cap, unlike prior visible light images. With its 98-degree axial…
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Food Replacement Assistance for SNAP Recipients Extended by Maine DHHS
Maine’s DHHS has extended the deadline for SNAP participants to apply for food replacement payments after a storm. Beneficiaries can request for aid until January 18, 2024. Maine DHHS Secures 30-Day Extension for SNAP Recipients Affected by Hurricane; Replacement Benefits Available After losing food or power, SNAP recipients had 10 days to seek replacement benefits.…
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Fatal Shooting at Florida Mall Deemed ‘Targeted’ by Police, Claiming One Victim
A shooting at Paddock Mall in Ocala, Florida, killed one and injured several. Florida Mall Shooting Leaves One Dead and Several Injured in Targeted Incident According to police, an active shooter was reported at 3:40 p.m. After entering the mall to confront the accused shooter, authorities found no active threat. They found a shooting and…
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2023 Stimulus Check 4th Update: Eligible Americans Anticipate $550 Rebate Following $1 Billion Tax Cut – Check Your Qualifications
Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced $550 tax rebate payments for Michigan residents in February 2024. Early Distribution of $550 Checks Under $1 Billion Tax Cut, Earned Income Tax Credit Quintupled for 2023 These rebates are part of the $1 billion in tax cuts enacted into law earlier this year and will be distributed early. Working Families…
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Politicians Cautious as TikTok Gains Influence Before 2024 Election
Despite TikTok’s growing significance, lawmakers are wary about using it before the 2024 election. Hesitant Politicians Risk Missing Youth Connection in 2024 Election While President Joe Biden and the White House use Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and X (previously Twitter), TikTok is overlooked. TikTok’s large millennial and Gen Z user base could impact the “TikTok election.”…
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Charges Filed Against Deputy Director of Russian Space Agency in Alleged Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Case
Deputy Director of “Roscosmos,” Oleg Frolov, faces significant embezzlement allegations, according to the Investigative Committee’s press service. An unidentified entrepreneur and commercial organization representative have also been charged. Russian Space Agency Deputy Director Arrested in Alleged 435 Million Ruble Fraud Case The probe concerns the misappropriation of at least 435 million rubles during an equipment…
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court redraws legislative maps for Democrats
Liberal justices of the Wisconsin Supreme Court invalidated Republican-drawn legislative maps and ordered new district borders as Democrats wanted. Wisconsin Supreme Court Sparks Redistricting Clash Ahead of 2024 Election This decision, less than a year before the 2024 election, is noteworthy in a state that has often been a presidential battlefield with thin margins. The…