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Researchers Believe Humanity Has Entered the ‘Lunar Anthropocene’ Era

In 1959, human activities began altering the Moon, kicking off the “Lunar Anthropocene,” according to University of Kansas scientists. Humans have influenced the Moon’s ecosystem with over 100 spacecraft visits in 64 years. The researchers claim that human activity, including spacecraft contacts, shapes the Moon’s topography. Scientists Declare the Beginning of the Lunar Anthropocene In…

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Year-End Boost: December Stimulus Checks and Payment Updates

The last week of December will bring much-needed stimulus cheques to eligible people. Up to $1000 in subsidies are intended to ease economic hardship. Government Stimulus Initiatives and State-Specific Relief Measures To boost economic activity, employment, and relief during tough economic times, the government injects financial support into the economy. Personal payments, prolonged unemployment benefits,…

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The Franklin Township Police Department Offers Crime Prevention Tips

The Franklin Township Police Department is combating New Jersey’s widespread house burglaries. Public Safety Director Quovella Maeweather emphasized the department’s dedication to neighborhood peace and security despite these hurdles. Maeweather stated in a recent news release that the department works with local and national partners to protect the neighborhood using uniformed patrol officers and crime-fighting…

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How Many Help Dollars Did the US Give Ukraine Since the War Started?

The White House has approved a new $250 million aid package for Ukraine, consisting of air defense, artillery, anti-tank weapons, and small arms ammunition. This comes as doubts arise about the U.S.’s ability to maintain its role as Kyiv’s main supporter against Russian aggression, approaching the second anniversary of Vladimir Putin‘s invasion. The total American…

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Gang Leader’s Admission: A Strong Case to Keep Bail Denied in Tupac Shakur Murder, Say Prosecutors

Prosecutors in Las Vegas argue that the former Los Angeles gang leader, Duane “Keffe D” Davis, should be denied house arrest ahead of his June trial for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur. Davis, who has repeatedly confessed to orchestrating Shakur’s killing, faces opposition from prosecutors who cite his admissions as strong evidence. The prosecutors…

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