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SCOTUS Hands Partial Victory To Embattled Private Property Owners

Two Montana property owners won a case before SCOTUS, affirming that they can go to a lower court to argue that the U.S. Forest Service illegally encroached on their land.

Martin Barillas

03/28/2023

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Butterfly-Inspired Reflective Fibres Revolutionize Recycling Of Fabric And Clothing

Drawing inspiration from butterfly wings, reflective fibers woven into clothing could reshape textile sorting and recycling.

Kylie Foy

03/21/2023

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Double-Talk From Catholic Church About Blasphemous Art Exhibit In Argentina

Statements by the Archdiocese of Mendoza gave conflicting opinions about outraged Catholics who destroyed offensive pieces of art.

Martin Barillas

03/21/2023

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Not Good: China Bypasses Biden on Iran, Saudis

The Obama-Biden approach to the region costs us the Arab Coalition.

Walid Phares

03/15/2023

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Privacy & Data Governance Congress Highlights Data Privacy And Security Concerns

Sponsored by the Privacy & Access Council of Canada, the meeting offers networking for regulators and industry to discuss protection and limits of privacy.

Martin Barillas

03/15/2023

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MIT Conference Paints Heroic But Dim Picture Of Ukraine

The secret sauce in the current war between Russia and Ukraine is Ukrainians' sense of solidarity in combatting the invasion.

Peter Dizekes

03/07/2023

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Abandoned Russian, Ukrainian Children At Risk Of Criminal Recruitment

Thousands of unwanted children in orphanages across former Soviet Union 'potential recruits' for organized crime.

Martin Barillas

03/07/2023

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Turkey Earthquake Tragedy Is a Reminder of What’s Important

Despite the rapid, substantial global humanitarian response from many countries, it just wasn't possible to get to everyone in time.

Rabbi Abraham Cooper and Rev. Johnnie Moore

03/02/2023

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Americans Ask Why Democrats Oppose Voter I.D.

Audits have found suspected fraud in the 2020 presidential election, but Democrats continue to oppose protecting the American election system.

John Mancino

02/22/2023

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A Bioresorbable Electric Bandage Offers Hope to Diabetics

An innovative, flexible, stretchy bandage heals with electricity and transmits health data wirelessly.

Martin Barillas

02/22/2023

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Keep A Convicted Murderer Behind Bars, Please

Citizens are circulating a petition asking Gov. Gavin Newsom and the California Board of Parole Hearings to keep Richard Johnson, a murderer, in prison.

John Mancino

02/17/2023

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Where Do All The Stolen Bicycles Go?

Using trackers, MIT found just where stolen bikes are going in bike-friendly Amsterdam.

Peter Dizikes

02/16/2023

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