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How AI Is Supercharging Scientific Fraud
‘What we’re essentially seeing right now is the equivalent of a denial-of-service attack. Real researchers drowning in noise,’ one expert said.
Debate on Extending Federal Voting Cycle to 4 Years Reopens
Experts told the inquiry that fixed four-year federal terms could save $60 billion over 20 years by improving productivity and policy focus.
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Australian Race Commissioner Calls for First National Probe Into Workplace Racism
A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.
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Flood of AI Deepfakes Creating the Perfect Alibi for Wrongdoers: Research
Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’
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‘Just Here for the Music,’ Fans Stand by Band Amid Pro-Palestine Protests
Supporters of Israeli electronic dance group say allegations that they ’support genocide' are unfounded.
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Sussan Ley Is ‘Losing Support,’ Victorian Liberal Senator Says
Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.
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Global Pilot Shortage, ‘Golden Triangle’ Misstep Grounded Rex: Administrators
Rex Airlines and multiple subsidiaries are all now in administration, owing money to thousands of creditors, and may have traded while insolvent.
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The $5 Top That Costs More Than You Think: Chinese Temu and the Forced-Labour Blind Spot
Temu might be grossing billions in sales in Australia with its cheap, eclectic range of goods. But at what cost?
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America in Photos: FAA Reduces Flights, General Elections, and Beaver Moon
Notable moments from the past week in America.
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Trump Proposes $2,000 Check to Americans From Tariff Revenues
The Treasury has stated that $195 billion in customs duties has been collected in the first three quarters of 2025.
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Beijing Suspends Export Curbs on Critical Minerals, Rare Earths
The regime suspended export curbs on some minerals, rare earths and batteries, restored soybean import licenses, and lifted a ban on U.S. logs.
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Disruptions Raise Stakes for Senators as Record-Breaking Government Shutdown Hits 40th Day
On Nov. 8, Thune said the Senate is ‘only a handful of votes away’ from approving a bill to reopen the government.
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CCP Bolstering Dictators Globally With Advanced Surveillance Tools: House Committee
A congressman warns that the CCP is developing surveillance tech to ’shape people’s thoughts and emotions.’
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Rep. Neal Dunn on One of the Most Difficult Subjects in Congress
Rep. Neal Dunn compared forced organ harvesting with the Holocaust and seeks penalties for U.S. involvement.
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Why Going Gray Might Be Your Body’s Way of Fighting Cancer
Japanese researchers find that going gray may protect against melanoma.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Issues Health Warning to Passengers Over Bacterial Disease
A spokesperson confirmed to The Epoch Times that two of its Epic passengers were diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease.
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Homeopathic Remedies for Depression
Homeopathy offers an individualized path to healing that doesn’t mask symptoms but helps restore balance and vitality, according to homeopath Melissa Crenshaw.
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Fish Oil Nearly Halves Heart Attack Risk in Kidney Patients
A major clinical trial showed that treating three dialysis patients with fish oil may prevent one heart attack, stroke, or death.
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Fish Oil Nearly Halves Heart Attack Risk in Kidney Patients
A major clinical trial showed that treating three dialysis patients with fish oil may prevent one heart attack, stroke, or death.
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‘The Caverns’: Tennessee’s Concerts in a Cave
The Caverns offers an idyllic spot where nature and music intersect.
‘Death by Lightning’: A US President the World Forgot
The story of James Garfield and his assassin reveal what we need to know about our complicated past in this TV mini-series.
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Honoring US Veterans: Monuments of Valor, Victory, and Peace
The honorific architecture of the Memorial Amphitheater and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are designed for solemn remembrance.
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‘William Tell Overture’: From the Swiss Alps to the Wild West
Rossini’s opera was the musical centerpiece of ‘The Lone Ranger’ television show.
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‘The Caverns’: Tennessee’s Concerts in a Cave
The Caverns offers an idyllic spot where nature and music intersect.
Drag Racing, Salt Flats, and the Pursuit of 600 MPH
In ‘This Week in History,’ several daring drivers built their jet engine-powered cars in hopes of becoming the fastest man on Earth.
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‘The Yosemite’: A Love Letter to Nature
Known for championing national parks and as co-founder of the Sierra Club, John Muir was also a prolific writer with a passion for poetic prose.
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The Making of a Miracle Worker: Anne Sullivan
This installment of When Character Counted casts a light on the making of the young teacher who opened the world to a blind and deaf student.
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I Guarantee ‘Melting Onions’ Will Be the Surprise Hit of Thanksgiving Dinner
After melting the onions in olive oil and thyme, no more spicy bite remains—just savory-sweet rings of jammy onion.
New Cruise to Retrace Pan Am Clipper’s Route in the Caribbean and Latin America
Cruise line Holland America and Pan American World Airways are teaming up to offer a cruise that retraces the original flying Clipper routes.
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Women-Focused Resorts Are the Next Big Thing in Wellness
The goal of the resort it to have women feel good and look good, too.
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