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Trump administration resumes work on barrier to stop invasive carp after call from Whitmer

Trump administration resumes work on barrier to stop invasive carp after call from Whitmer

The Trump administration says it is restarting work on a barrier to keep invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes after abruptly halting the construction a few months ago. The invasive carp can grow several feet long and eat their way through ecosystems, devastating tourism and boating industries. The fish have edged ever closer to Lake ...

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Scientists recently discover black hole starts which could answer how supermassive black holes are born.

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U.S. aid cuts blamed for shortages in food for Senegalese kids

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Study finds Americans' views on Islam are more negative now than after the 9/11 terror attacks.

Study finds Americans' views on Islam are more negative now than after the 9/11 terror attacks.

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Trump offers every American $5,000 if Republicans hold onto control of Congress

Trump offers every American $5,000 if Republicans hold onto control of Congress

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Robby Hoffman on joking about they/them pronouns

Robby Hoffman on joking about they/them pronouns

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New York City has settled two lawsuits linked to air quality risks after the 9/11 terror attack 25 years ago. The city is also releasing documents withheld for decades by past mayors. After the 9/11 attack, much of lower Manhattan was covered in thick dust. Mayor Zohran Mamdani says past Democratic and Republican city administrations concealed details of the toxic material in that debris:

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A new Pew Research study examining data collected since the 9/11 terror attacks finds more than 4 in 10 Americans say that Muslims are having a negative effect on the U.S. The study found that views on Islam are now more negative and more partisan than shortly after 9/11: In 2026, just over half of those surveyed said Islam is more likely than other religions to encourage violence; in 2002, that number was just 25%. More than three-quarters of Republicans this year say the religion promotes viol

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