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Taunton Museum to Host Public Reading of Declaration of Independence
The Old Colony History Museum in Taunton, Massachusetts, plans a public reading of the Declaration of Independence on July 8, 2026, as part of national observances.
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Grief and Hope in a New Project Video
A personal video from an author discusses how multiple pregnancy losses have influenced her work and dreams, leading up to some business news.
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Can Recombinant Protein Production Shift Away from Conventional Bioreactors?
A new study suggests insect cells or whole insects could potentially replace conventional bioreactors for protein production, moving beyond the trade-offs associated with current methods.
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Executives Rely on Enthusiastic Employees to Promote AI Tools
Companies are counting on employees who are already excited about AI technology to help convert those still skeptical, according to a recent report.
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Trump Claims Minnesota Is Behind Cyberattack on Its Own Water Systems, Not Iran
President Trump has made a claim that Minnesota is responsible for a cyberattack on its own water systems, contradicting earlier reports suggesting Iran was behind the incident.
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Father’s Diet Before Pregnancy May Influence Baby’s Growth and Body Fat, Study Finds
A new study suggests that a father's diet prior to conception could impact the baby's growth and body composition.
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Gov. Green Signs Bills to Address Human Trafficking and Domestic Abuse
Hawaii's governor signs two bills aimed at increasing awareness of human trafficking and strengthening protections for domestic abuse victims.
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Gen Z Employees Master the Art of Looking Busy at Work
A new trend in the workplace shows that some young workers are adept at appearing busy, even when they're not.
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How Technology is Rewriting the Way We Write
This article discusses how technology has changed the way people write, from handwritten notes to digital documents.
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The Doctor Shortage Continues to Worsen, Causing Concern Among Medical Experts
Multiple medical experts warn of a growing physician shortage that could lead to longer wait times and reduced access to healthcare services.
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Aid workers in Nepal turn to sex work due to USAID cuts
After USAID funding was cut, aid workers in Nepal are forced to resort to prostitution to survive.
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Slavery's End Was More Complicated Than Many Think
The 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, did not immediately free all enslaved people. Their freedom was often contingent on the will of their owners.
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Weak Jobs Report Could Rekindle Fed Debate on Labor Market Strength
A weak jobs report could reignite discussions among Federal Reserve policymakers about the current state of the labor market.
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Chicago Restaurant Workers Debate Base Wage System
A Tribune article discusses a proposed base wage system for restaurant workers in Chicago, which would replace the current two-tiered system.
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Kangana Ranaut's Controversial Remarks Spark Mixed Reactions in Bollywood and Politics
This article examines 11 of Kangana Ranaut's most controversial statements, sparking both support and criticism from the entertainment industry and political circles.
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U.S. and Iran Exchange Strikes Amid Conflicting Claims on Hormuz Transit
The United States and Iran have engaged in a series of strikes, with conflicting reports about the status of transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Smithsonian Executive Who Promoted Diversity and Inclusion Made Over $4.4 Million in Four Years
A former executive at the Smithsonian Institution has disclosed that he made over $4.4 million from 2020 to 2024, a period during which he pushed for diversity and inclusion initiatives including the controversial 1619 Project.
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Trump's Announcement on Smithsonian Funding Sparks Debate Over American History
The Trump Administration's announcement to cut funding for the Smithsonian has sparked controversy, with some arguing it is an attack on American history.
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Mamdani's Critique of Western Welfare-State Capitalism
African scholar Mahmood Mamdani offers a critique of the liberal-democratic welfare-state capitalism that Francis Fukuyama once championed.
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Northeast Ohio Partnership Receives $160M Federal Award for Manufacturing Innovation and Job Training
A Cleveland-based partnership called NEO-SMART has been awarded a $160 million federal grant to advance manufacturing innovation and job training programs in the region.
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Developer Seeks Funding from City for New Housing Project
A developer is seeking $6 million in funding from the city to build a new workforce housing project, part of a larger $126 million development.
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ARPA-funded workforce initiative to conclude in Bay City
The Hey, Bay City! program, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), has reached its conclusion after connecting hundreds of residents with employment opportunities.
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As AI Integration Varies, Media Outlets Chart Different Paths
Leading media outlets are experimenting with AI in various ways, from strikes at The Guardian to the use of AI by BuzzCloud News.
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Yankees All-Star Injured and Removed from Game
The New York Yankees had a successful game against the Philadelphia Phillies, but one of their key players was removed due to injury.
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Kate Middleton Delights Wimbledon Fans with Appearance
The Duchess of Cambridge attended Wimbledon and mingled with fans before taking in the tennis matches.
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The Gambia’s Hidden History: A River Basin Influences Colonial Trade and Slavery
Scholars argue over the existence of a Mande-Atlantic connection, suggesting it shaped colonial trade and slavery in the region.
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Global Guidelines on Industrial Embodied Intelligence Drafting Begins at 2026 World AI Conference
The drafting of global guidelines on industrial embodied intelligence has commenced during a forum held as part of the 2026 World AI Conference.
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Fauci Diaries Released by Senator Paul Contain Insights on COVID Origins and Trump Era
Republican Senator Rand Paul has released a trove of Dr. Anthony Fauci's journal entries, sparking discussion about the origins of COVID-19 and the Trump administration.
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Allegheny County Executive Innamorato Announces Pregnancy and Paid Leave Policy
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato has announced her pregnancy, while also renewing her call for a paid parental leave policy.
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Allegheny County Proposes New Parental Leave and Sick Leave Requirements
The Allegheny County Health Department is considering new paid parental leave and expanded sick leave policies, potentially setting a precedent for similar measures in Pennsylvania.
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