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The phone isn’t a new invention, but the rules around how we use our phones are constantly changing.
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Ruling on genocide case against Israel: ICJ calls for protective action in Gaza but not ceasefire
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Congress announces deal to expand child tax credit, but road to passage may be rocky
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Why the $100 billion pledged to help developing countries cope with climate change isn't enough
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Researchers want to study UFOs. How do they collect good data?
Scientists, including those at NASA, are interested in studying UFOs or, as they're now called, UAPs — unidentified anomalous phenomena. But there's a big challenge: it's difficult to collect the data to draw scientific conclusions.
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President Zelenskyy says Ukraine deserves similar Western military help Israel received against Iran
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