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Wisconsin does public stress test on voting machines

9th - Higher Ed
Wisconsin conducted a public stress test of its electronic voting equipment ahead of U.S. election day. According to polls, Wisconsin and North Carolina will be among the tight swing states for the presidential candidates. What questions...
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2SLGBTQ+ grassroots volunteers mobilize to get out the vote in swing states

9th - Higher Ed
Chicago’s Q Force is mobilizing 2SLGBTQ+ volunteers in a four-day push to get out the vote in Wisconsin and Michigan. Jin-Soo Huh, the co-chair of Q Force, says volunteers ‘know what’s at stake’ in this election and that these next few...
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Hurricane Milton relief efforts underway in Florida as food bank volunteers distribute supplies

9th - Higher Ed
Recovery efforts are continuing in Florida where several communities were shattered by Hurricane Milton. Feeding Tampa Bay is one of the groups providing relief. President and CEO of the food bank, Thomas Mantz, discusses the demand for...
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Why a witness in Trump's impeachment trial is now supporting him

9th - Higher Ed
Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with Donald Trump’s former ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sondland, who testified against Trump during his first impeachment inquiry, about why he’s now supporting Trump.
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What's at stake for Canada in the U.S. election?

9th - Higher Ed
Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with Minister of International Trade Mary Ng on how Ottawa is preparing for the next U.S. president, what meetings are taking place in Washington and how business and trade could be...
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‘This election is about our democracy,' says former GOP presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson

9th - Higher Ed
Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with former Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson on what he's watching for in the presidential election and why he isn't voting for Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. Plus, our...
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The Insurance Industry Can't Weather Another Wildfire Season

9th - Higher Ed
Remember the 2008 Financial Crisis? Experts warn that the same thing may be happening again, but this time, CLIMATE CHANGE is the culprit. Increasing natural hazards, from wildfires and hurricanes to rising sea levels and catastrophic...
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Operation Popeye

9th - Higher Ed
In 1967, during the Vietnam War, the U.S. launched a covert mission aimed to extend the monsoon season in Vietnam. Operation Popeye was the first military attempt to manipulate the weather.
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Audre Lorde

9th - Higher Ed
Audre Lorde, a trailblazing Black feminist, poet, and essayist, passionately explored intersectionality, identity, and activism, leaving an enduring impact on literature and social justice.
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NASA X-ray telescope detects biggest ever space explosion: study

12th - Higher Ed
Astronomers say they caught a glimpse of the biggest explosion in the cosmos ever observed by X-ray and radio telescopes.
Instructional Video1:34
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Radiation leak at China’s Taishan Nuclear Plant

12th - Higher Ed
An ‘imminent radiological threat’ has been reported at Taishan Nuclear Power Plant in China’s Guangdong province.
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US voting machines and other important votes

12th - Higher Ed
This year most Americans will cast their votes using an optical scan or e-voting machine. Sixty percent of the U.S. now uses optical scanners. Voters shade in their selections on paper ballots and then feed them into optical scan...
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NASA renames its next-gen telescope after woman chief astronomer credited with launching the Hubble telescope

12th - Higher Ed
NASA has renamed its next-generation Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope after Nancy Roman, the agency’s first chief astronomer known as the Mother of Hubble.
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U.S. creates first ever coupled quantum dots

12th - Higher Ed
Coupled quantum dots — which act like artificial atoms that share an electron — could potentially form a robust qubit to revolutionize computing.
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U.S., China conducting multiple military exercises near Taiwan

12th - Higher Ed
The U.S. and China have conducted numerous exercises in the Pacific over the past few weeks, stoking fears of a looming confrontation over Taiwan.
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U.S. and U.K. agree to help Australia build nuclear-powered submarines

12th - Higher Ed
The U.K., U.S. and Australia have announced a security pact aimed at confronting China, whereby Australia will be provided with the technology to build nuclear-powered submarines.
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Huge international fleet conducts drills around Taiwan and South China Sea aimed at China

12th - Higher Ed
Three aircraft carriers from the U.S. and U.K. combined with a helicopter carrier from Japan to conduct exercises north of Taiwan in the same weekend that China made a record number of incursions into Taiwan’s air defense zone.
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Russia conducts largest military exercises since Cold War off Hawaii

12th - Higher Ed
Russia has conducted its largest military exercises since the Cold War off the coast of Hawaii.
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Amazon halts police use of its facial recognition technology

12th - Higher Ed
Amazon announced that it will ban police use of the company’s facial recognition tool Rekognition for a year, in a blogpost dated Wednesday.
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The next global arms race?

12th - Higher Ed
America and Russia have pulled out of the INF, a cold war-era weapons treaty. Why is this significant and what does this mean for global stability?
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Alphabet launches internet-streaming balloons for commercial operations in Kenya

12th - Higher Ed
Alphabet Inc has launched stratospheric balloons to broadcast WiFi signals over Kenya in its first-ever commercial operation
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Arctic warming likely causing cold waves in North America

12th - Higher Ed
Accelerating Arctic warming as a part of global warming is likely responsible for severe winter weather like powerful snowfalls and abnormal cold spells in the northern hemisphere.
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Novel coronavirus could be a hybrid of bat and pangolin viruses: study

12th - Higher Ed
Explainer: How bat and pangolin coronaviruses may have recombined to create SARS-CoV-2
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U.S. company to open first ever human composting facility in 2021

12th - Higher Ed
US-based company Recompose will start the first ever funeral service that turns human bodies into compost soil next year.