Dozens of people have died in the Texas flooding that struck on the Fourth of July.
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The Real Prince dominates Durban July as thousands witness thrilling finish. Fashion takes center stage with spectacular infield displays.
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Challenging the narrative: Why the ‘loneliness epidemic’ may be overblown and what we really need is genuine connection, not societal panic.
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Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa urges Nigerian tertiary institutions to boost student admissions in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, agriculture &
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Flash flooding devastates central Texas including Kerr County as Guadalupe River rises rapidly. Interactive maps show affected areas.
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Learn how to change your TikTok profile picture in simple steps. Update your avatar to create a strong first impression and build your online identity.
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Tropical depression Chantal causes second death in North Carolina flooding. Storm brings water rescues before moving to Virginia overnight Monday.
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Two Dallas sisters tragically died in floodwaters while holding each other. Their church confirmed the deaths, highlighting their unbreakable bond.
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Meta recruits Ruoming Pang, Apple’s former head of AI models who led the team behind Apple Intelligence foundation models and on-device AI features.
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Two brothers at summer camp share their harrowing escape from devastating Texas flash floods and emotional reunion with their mother.
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Exploring the ethical debate around human genetic engineering: Is it modern eugenics or humanity’s key to survival? DNA science ethics examined.
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Bluesky rolls out customizable notifications, letting users personalize alerts and choose to be notified only when specific accounts reply to them.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the Russian truck drivers who transported what would become platforms for Ukraine’s drone attack on Russian warplanes did so unwittingly…. Read more
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For a while, it all seemed like it might just work out. By one estimate, about 130,000 American jobs were said to be riding on the electric-vehicle boom sparked by the Inflation Reduction Act. Other estimates put that number around 160,000; if you include indirect but related fields, it may be closer to half a million. Regardless, it’s clear that the Biden-era legislation that laid out incentives to manufacture EVs and batteries domestically, along with penalties if automakers don’t, was set to drive a lot of employment. Add in the potential to catch up to China’s decades-long lead on battery technology and the potential for less air pollution, and America’s EV race seems like a win for all involved. So why would President Donald Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress be so
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Tesla’s Vice President of Engineering said the Model S and Model X will get some “love” this year. They need it, as Tesla’s flagship sedan and SUV are both starting to feel pretty old. New spy shots show Tesla testing a revised Plaid on the Nürburgring, so maybe a change is on the way soon. Here’s an open secret. While legacy automakers have long been (accurately) criticized for being too slow to adapt, Tesla is not as fast-moving as it pretends to be. Take the Cybertruck: It took nearly 5 years from being “revealed” to production starting, and when it arrived it was clear the company skipped a lot of steps in validation and testing. The best example, though, is the Model S, as these spy shots from the Nürburgring show.