Author: Jay Tarife
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Did Apollo 17 Astronauts Witness Mysterious Moon Flashes? What Awaits Artemis?
They’re preparing for possible lunar observations during Artemis 2’s an almost 10-day trip in September 2025. Researchers are assigning photographers to watch for lunar surface flares. Similar lights to those seen during Apollo missions may reveal meteoroid collisions. Exploring Lunar Mysteries Beyond Moon’s Reach NASA‘s Space Launch System rocket will launch NASA‘s Orion spacecraft for…
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Surprise Tax Bills for Social Security Recipients Hit 66 Million Americans
Due to recent changes, some 66 million Social Security users will pay more to the IRS this tax season. The Cost of Living Adjustment raised Social Security payouts by 8.7% last year. While this may sound like wonderful news, retirees must pay the IRS a percentage of that amount. Retirees and Remote Workers Brace for…
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Ex-Olmsted County Deputy Proclaims Innocence Against Sex Crime Allegations
Former Olmsted County Deputy Mathew Adamson pleaded not guilty to 11 sex crimes in two cases. Possession of child sex abuse materials, private observation devices, and office misbehavior are among these offenses. Adamson Fights Sex Crime Charges Amid Custody Battle Adamson also faces charges of enticing a kid for prostitution and inappropriate electronic communications about…
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Man Exonerated as Innocent in Friends’ Freezing Deaths After Chiefs Game, Attorney Reveals
Three pals, Ricky Johnson, David Harrington, and Clayton McGeeney, were found dead in Jordan Willis’ Kansas City backyard days after attending a Chiefs game. John Picerno, Jordan Willis’ attorney, claims Willis is innocent and awaits autopsy and toxicology tests to explain the deaths. Jordan Willis in the Dark as Friends Found Dead – Kansas City…
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Haley Stays Strong in GOP Race as Trump Aims for Dominance in New Hampshire
Nikki Haley, a Republican contender, asserts her determination to continue running even if she faces defeat in the New Hampshire primary. While voters await the results, Donald Trump aims for a significant victory, positioning himself for a potential rematch with President Joe Biden in November. Haley Stands Firm Against Trump’s Pressure, Vows to Challenge GOP…
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Chinese Astronauts Dive into Stellar Delivery!
Shenzhou 17 astronauts are unpacking and checking supplies from the Tianzhou 7 transport at China’s Tiangong space station. On January 17, Wenchang Satellite Launch Center launched Tianzhou 7 on a Long March 7 rocket to the Tiangong space station in slightly over three hours. The China Manned Space Engineering Office released footage of Shenzhou 17…
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$500,000 Lottery Surprise Unfolds in a Silent Grocery Run – Still in Disbelief!
Walmart shoppers are unhappy with self-checkout kiosk upgrades that require more employee help. The company’s CEO cited growing shoplifting as the reason for the change. However, some shoppers are complaining on social media about the increased personnel presence at self-checkout terminals. Shoppers Speak Out Against New Security Measures Walmart customers complained on X (previously Twitter),…
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U.S. Supreme Court Greenlights Michigan’s Legislative Map Redrawing
The U.S. Supreme Court denied Michigan’s Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC) plea to stop a district court order redrawing legislative districts today. Supreme Court Faces Showdown Over Racial Gerrymandering A three-judge district court panel nominated by Republican presidents found 13 Detroit-area Michigan House and Senate districts illegal racial gerrymanders in December 2023 in response to…
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Riveting Space Rescue Unfolds as Orbital Mishap Threatens Mission
After the California Institute of Technology’s Space Solar Power Demonstrator (SSPD-1) stalled during the Deployable On-Orbit Ultralight Composite Experiment’s unfurling, engineers had to rescue it. DOLCE Satellite Triumphs Over Wire Snag in Caltech’s Solar Power Demonstrator Mission Wire entanglement damaged the modular spacecraft experiment’s satellite boom-structure connection. In a new video, the team carefully untangles…
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Explore the Lavish ‘Dr No’ Yacht of the Late Tech Tycoon Behind Google and Amazon’s Rise
The Japanese Fisheries training ship Wakachiba became the ‘Dr. No’ yacht in 1995, owned by late American millionaire Thomas Perkins, a Google and Amazon investor. Although less luxurious than megayachts or superyachts, the vessel, refitted in 2011, has a rich history and true sailing experience. The Transformation of Dr. No Yacht The boat was dubbed…