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Greetings from Tyler, Today is good Friday. Dad used to ask, “What’s good about it?” The Christian world is set to face the East on account of Easter. If you read the encyclopedia entries on this subject, you’ll realize that the whole thing jumps the bounds of logic. But that’s why you just have…
Congo and Rwanda sign a US-mediated peace deal aimed at ending decades of bloody conflict
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FDA Asks Court for 18-Month Pause in Key COVID-19 Vaccine Safety Data Cases
The agency was sued after rejecting Freedom of Information Act requests. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) wants an 18-month pause in litigation over its refusal to hand over key safety data on the COVID-19 vaccines. The request is opposed by two groups that sued the FDA, trying to force the release of the…
This ‘extinct’ earless dragon has been spotted in a secret location after going missing for 50 years
This ‘extinct’ earless dragon lizard has been spotted after 50 years missing. But researchers won’t say where. A tiny earless dragon which experts thought was extinct has been spotted for the first time in over 50 years. The Victorian grassland earless dragon – native to east Australian grasslands – was last spotted in the wild…
A remote tribe was given the internet for the first time – here’s how it’s gone
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Turkey detains 34 people suspected of ties to Israel’s Mossad -senior official
ANKARA, Jan 2 (Reuters) – Turkish authorities have detained 34 people suspected of being linked to Israel’s Mossad intelligence service and of targeting Palestinians living in Turkey, a senior Turkish official said on Tuesday, adding Mossad also recruited members in the country. Last month, Turkish officials warned Israel of “serious consequences” if it tried to…
