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The Canadian and Australians were in full force as the Olympic Opening Ceremony kicked off in Milan. You didn’t need to be in Milan to feel the vibe, as various host cities held mini watch parties and athletes walked there to be a part of the ceremony, with a performanceContinue Reading

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analysis Rebranded as an online organizing hub for Gen Z, Harris HQ reflects our surrender to slop Published February 7, 2026 6:45AM (EST) Former Vice President Kamala Harris has launched Headquarters, a media initiative aimed at mobilizing Gen Z voters (James Manning/PA Images via Getty Images) When Kamala Harris’ socialContinue Reading

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Metals recycling and refining firm Aqua Metals has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cell manufacturer American Battery Factory (ABF) proposing a strategic collaboration focused on advancing the US battery materials supply chain through recycling and circular manufacturing. The companies intend to evaluateContinue Reading

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Sponsored by Kikusui America, Inc. The rapid growth of battery-powered technologies, from electric vehicles to renewable energy storage, has heightened the demand for efficient and reliable battery testing solutions. Kikusui has introduced its new Battery Emulator System, a cutting-edge solution designed to address the challenges of evaluating battery-powered devices andContinue Reading

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New legislation making its way through Georgia’s assembly seeks to punish libraries and librarians for “harmful materials.” If passed, the bill could force state libraries to self-censor controversial materials, specifically for kids.  Senate Bill 74, sponsored by Sylvania Republican Sen. Max Burns, would change current state law. As it stands,Continue Reading

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Heavy rains and melting snow have washed tons of garbage into Bosnia’s Drina River, including plastic, medical waste, and dead animals. Activists warn the pollution threatens health and blame illegal dumps across Bosnia, Serbia, and Montenegro. For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews ►TikTok:Continue Reading