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Astronomers in France, Germany, and the U.S. traced the origin of Theia using ancient lunar and terrestrial rocks.Theia, the planet that collided with early Earth, likely formed closer to the Sun than previously thought.For decades, scientists believed Theia struck Earth about 4.5 billion years ago, scattering debris that formed the Moon.The giant impact theory has guided research since the first Apollo samples over 50 years ago.Theia vanished billions of years ago, leaving no direct chemical evidence, so researchers had to find indirect clues.Jake Foster of the Royal Observatory Greenwich said the study almost precisely pinpoints Theia’s birthplace.He emphasized that scientists…

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A Weekend Filled With Frustration Lewis Hamilton shows clear disappointment after another difficult race weekend in Las Vegas. The seven-time world champion starts last after a slow qualifying session. It is the first time in his 19-year career that he qualifies last purely on pace. He climbs into the points early, but he cannot pass Nico Hülkenberg’s Sauber. He struggles on medium tyres and finishes tenth. Hamilton calls the result “terrible” and says he sees “nothing positive” in the day. He tells a UK radio station that he only wants the season to end. He adds that he does not…

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Website Edits Prompt Immediate OutcryThe CDC changed core sections of its website on Wednesday. The revisions question long-standing scientific findings about vaccine safety. The updated text suggests studies have not ruled out a link between vaccines and autism. Experts say these claims distort scientific evidence and mislead families. Careful Wording Plants Seeds of DoubtThe revised bullet points argue that “vaccines do not cause autism” is not evidence-based. The phrasing implies major research gaps in infant vaccination studies. Specialists describe this as a tactic that fuels uncertainty. Alison Singer from the Autism Science Foundation stresses that science relies on consistent and…

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A person in Washington state has become the first known human to die from the rare H5N5 strain of bird flu, though health officials say the risk to the public remains low. The patient, an older adult from Grays Harbor County with underlying health conditions, was hospitalized in early November after developing fever, confusion and breathing problems. Officials said the person had a backyard flock of poultry that had been exposed to wild birds. State health authorities confirmed no other people linked to the case have tested positive and said there is no evidence of human-to-human transmission. Close contacts are…

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US President Donald Trump met New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani on Friday, and the atmosphere surprised many observers with its cordiality. Trump had previously called Mamdani a “100% Communist Lunatic” and a “total nut job,” while Mamdani had labeled Trump’s administration “authoritarian.” Despite this history, the two men spoke warmly about their shared goals for New York rather than focusing on their past political conflicts. Trump praised Mamdani’s approach and stated, “I think he is going to surprise some conservative people.” Standing beside Trump in the Oval Office, Mamdani maintained a calm, professional demeanor. The meeting provided Mamdani, a…

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The 15th National Games opened with a vibrant display of cultural performances, highlighting the shared heritage of the Greater Bay Area, including Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau. The ceremony featured traditional Yingge dance, lion dance, Cantonese opera, and martial arts performances. These artistic displays celebrated the region’s rich history and diverse cultural traditions. Organizers emphasized the event as a platform for promoting cultural unity. By blending modern sports with traditional art forms, the opening ceremony reinforced a sense of community and pride among participants and spectators alike. Performances were carefully curated to represent the unique identity of each area while…

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Tottenham head coach Thomas Frank has said the club is not close to matching Arsenal’s spending power by paying £100m for one player. Spurs are undergoing major changes following Daniel Levy’s removal as chairman and the Lewis family’s decision to install a new leadership team. While there are ambitions to grow the club commercially and competitively, Frank believes Tottenham are not yet in a position to make blockbuster signings like Arsenal’s £105m move for Declan Rice in 2023. Spurs’ current record signing remains Richarlison, brought in for £60m in 2022. Frank suggested that, despite previous claims that Spurs would never…

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The European Commission starts infringement proceedings against Italy for applying the golden power rule.Officials say the rule blocked UniCredit’s attempted takeover of Banco BPM.The Commission warns the regulation allows Italy to examine, halt, or impose conditions on banking-sector transactions.Brussels argues the law risks unjustified intervention, undermining free establishment and capital movement in the single market.The EU also says the legislation overlaps with the European Central Bank’s supervisory authority under the Single Supervisory Mechanism.Italy has two months to respond and address the EU’s concerns. Italy Promises Regulatory Clarification Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti pledges to respond to the Commission’s objections in the…

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Zelensky Adopts a Cautious ToneUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky avoids criticising the US draft peace plan, even though it echoes several Russian demands. The White House rejects suggestions that Ukraine was excluded from the drafting process. Zelensky says in his nightly address that Ukraine wants peace and will rely on calm and disciplined diplomacy. He emphasises that Ukraine remains ready for honest and efficient talks. Fears Grow Over Potential ConcessionsKyiv worries about proposals that include giving up the entire Donbas region. The draft also calls for a smaller Ukrainian army and bans foreign troops inside the country. Ukraine has previously rejected…

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Ian Wright has come to Jude Bellingham’s defence, claiming some of the midfielder’s critics are uncomfortable with seeing a “black superstar” succeed at the highest level. Bellingham was criticised following his reaction to being substituted during England’s World Cup qualifying victory over Albania, with some suggesting he could be a disruptive influence in the squad. Wright rejected those claims, arguing that the backlash is driven more by fear of Bellingham’s growing influence and talent. Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast, Wright said Bellingham’s confidence, success and personality make certain people uneasy. He suggested outspoken, high-performing black players are often…

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