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NASA Captures New Images of Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
in NewsInterstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS reappears in new imagery, shown as a bright point of light surrounded by a hazy halo of gas and dust. As it speeds through the inner solar system, scientists tease out clues about its origin and what it might reveal about worlds beyond our own. More observations are on the way, keeping…
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2026 Roth 401(k) Catch-Up Rules: What High Earners Need to Know
in FinanceBig shifts are on the horizon for Roth 401(k) plans, especially for higher earners. Beginning in 2026, catch-up contributions could move to Roth-only under new income thresholds, potentially changing how you save for retirement. If you’re balancing tax strategy and retirement goals, this evolving landscape could be worth a closer look.
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Amazon to Refund Up to $51 for Eligible Prime Members in $2.5B FTC Settlement
in NewsEligible Prime members could begin receiving refunds after a sweeping settlement, with digital payouts and checks on the way. The update outlines who qualifies and how much may be returned, highlighting ongoing efforts to safeguard consumers in online shopping.
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USCIS Orders Suspension of Local Naturalization Ceremonies in Tompkins County
in ImmigrationTompkins County halted its local naturalization ceremonies after a surprising federal directive, reshaping how new citizens are welcomed this year. With several counties affected, planned events are canceled, leaving immigrant communities seeking clarity while volunteers and advocates rally to support families.
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Ohio PUCO Orders FirstEnergy to Pay $250M in Fines and Customer Refunds Over Bribery Scandal
in NewsFive years after a high-profile bribery scandal, Ohio regulators deliver sweeping penalties and orders for customer refunds to a major energy company. The decision underscores a renewed push for accountability and corporate reform in the state’s utility sector.
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Update 1.7 Teases Expedition Mode and Master Difficulty
in GamesSurvival in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone just got tougher. S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl’s Expedition Update 1.7 brings Master difficulty, a save-limited Expedition mode, and an immersive UI-free option for a more visceral experience. New anomalies, weather tweaks, and refined stealth promise to reshape every encounter in the Zone.
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Lancet Studies Alarm on Global Rise of Ultra-Processed Foods
in HealthUltra-processed foods are dominating diets worldwide, with new research linking them to overeating and rising health risks. The findings sketch practical policy routes—from labeling and marketing protections to subsidy shifts—that could curb industry influence and revive traditional eating patterns. A timely look at the stakes and the paths forward.
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Arc Raiders Event: 117 Players Knock Themselves Out With Rocks
in GamesArc Raiders’ Breaking New Ground delivered more laughs than battles, with 117 players reportedly knocking themselves out using volcanic rocks. Misfired throws, bounce-backs, and quirky glitches sparked a flood of cheeky community tales about the game’s unpredictable physics.
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New Jersey Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Against EPA Over Solar for All Funding
in NewsNew Jersey’s attorney general is leading a multi-state challenge to the EPA after a federal solar program was abruptly scrapped. The lawsuit argues the cancellation threatens funding meant to cut energy costs for low-income families and accelerate a shift to clean power. As court battles unfold, the outcome could reverberate across states’ renewable-energy efforts.
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Missing Hunter on Mount Hood: Community Rallies in Search for Answers
in NewsIn the rugged Mount Hood region, a missing hunter triggers a weekend-long effort that pulls together volunteers, families, and multiple agencies. What unfolds is a powerful portrait of courage, perseverance, and a community rallying around one of their own.
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NBC’s Holiday Lineup Goes Big with Wicked, SNL Specials and One Chicago Break
in NewsHoliday magic unfolds on NBC with Wicked on Nov 19, SNL Thanksgiving on Nov 26, and Christmas specials in December. The One Chicago shows take a winter break and return in January, while Peacock keeps past seasons ready to binge.
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Who Took Home Top Honors at the 2025 National Book Awards?
in NewsAn electric night of storytelling and celebration, the National Book Awards spotlight bold voices across five categories and a line of lifelong honors. From surprising wins to unforgettable moments, this year’s ceremony promises books that will spark conversation long after the applause fades.
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Bipartisan Push to End Export License Monopoly in Tech
in TechnologyTwo senators unveil a bipartisan plan to curb monopolies in the export of sensitive technologies. The License Monopoly Prevention Act would require competitive market analyses for licenses, aiming to strengthen national security while promoting fairer competition.
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ARC Raiders retools duo matchmaking as new content tease looms
in GamesARC Raiders just got a major update that reshapes the battlefield: duo teams finally face fairer matchmaking, cosmetics pricing is getting a refresh with compensation coming soon, and a Community Unlock event tees up a new map, Stella Montis, along with fresh enemies, quests, and a legendary weapon heading your way. The North Line patch…
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Mary Fowler’s Bloom: Matildas Star Reveals Racism and Hidden Struggles at Montpellier
in Sports– Mary Fowler’s new memoir pulls back the curtain on the hidden challenges behind a rising football star, starting with a painful moment from her Montpellier days and what it reveals about race and resilience in sport. – In Bloom, Fowler opens up about the emotional toll of pro football, tracing a journey from a…
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Ultra-Processed Foods: New Health Risks and a Call for Reform
in HealthA new wave of research questions what the everyday ultra-processed foods we reach for really do to our health. What’s in our meals, how it affects long-term wellbeing, and what changes could shift the trajectory of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease—without giving away the full story.
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Netflix’s The Beast in Me: A Gripping Dive into Grief and Secrets
in NewsGrief and guilt pull two damaged souls toward a dangerous collision. A grieving author and a mysterious newcomer unravel a web of secrets where every revelation tests trust, morality, and the line between vengeance and healing.
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Bipartisan Push to End Monopoly in Sensitive Tech Exports
in TechnologyTwo lawmakers from opposite sides of the aisle are backing a bipartisan plan to curb exclusive export licenses for sensitive technologies. The License Monopoly Prevention Act would require a competitive market analysis for licenses tied to entities on the Entity List, signaling a push to strengthen national security while preserving fair competition. The proposal now…
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Wickenburg Flood Rescue: First Responders Braving Debris to Save Stranded Drivers
in NewsTwo vehicles were swept into a Wickenburg wash by a sudden flood, triggering a tense, life-saving chase for the riders and responders. Braving dangerous currents and debris, first responders fought to reach those trapped, underscoring the peril of flash floods—and the courage of those who answer the call. A community watches with gratitude and resolve…
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another Sparks Oscar Buzz
in NewsPaul Thomas Anderson returns with a bold blend of personal history and political fever that grips from the first frame. Led by Leonardo DiCaprio and a striking feature debut from Chase Infiniti, the film fuses sharp satire with raw emotion in a contemporary dystopia. Provocative, audacious, and timely, it invites us to rethink what resistance…
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Vin Diesel Wins Dismissal in High-Profile Suit—Jurisdiction Twist Unfolds
in NewsVin Diesel’s legal saga takes a dramatic turn as a Georgia-based claim is dismissed on jurisdictional grounds, clearing the way for him to move forward. The decision underscores how where a case is filed can shape outcomes in high-profile lawsuits. A separate deposition dispute involving his attorney added a charged note to the proceedings, keeping…