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Female Arts News: Trump Continues to Battle Allegations in Trial President Donald Trump is facing a legal battle as he continues to push for Judge Juan Merchan to lift the gag order in his trial on charges of falsifying business documents. Prosecutors have accused Trump of violating the gag order by speaking publicly about the case on 14 occasions. Former National Enquirer publisher and Trump ally, David Pecker, recently testified in court about a hush-money scheme to sway the 2016 election. Trump’s lawyers questioned Pecker about running negative stories on Hillary Clinton to boost Trump’s campaign. Additionally, Rhona Graff, Trump’s…

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The stock market showed signs of optimism on Wednesday morning, with S&P 500 futures edging higher as investors digested corporate financial releases. Nasdaq 100 futures saw a 0.66% increase, while Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose by 0.06%. One of the standout performers was Tesla, whose stock surged over 13% in after-hours trading after announcing plans for more affordable electric vehicle models. Visa and Texas Instruments also saw significant jumps of over 2% and 6%, respectively, following stronger-than-expected reports. According to data, more than 1 out of every 5 S&P 500-listed firms have reported earnings, with over 75% exceeding Wall…

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NASA achieves breakthrough in communication with Voyager 1 spacecraft NASA has recently achieved a significant milestone in space exploration by successfully restoring communication with Voyager 1, the farthest spacecraft from Earth. The spacecraft had stopped sending back understandable data last November due to a malfunctioning computer chip, creating challenges for the team at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California. Flight controllers were able to rearrange the spacecraft’s coding to bypass the faulty chip, leading to positive engineering updates last week. This success has allowed for communication to be reestablished, although the team is still working on restoring transmission of…

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Nymphia Wind, the talented drag performer known as the banana queen from RuPaul’s Drag Race season 16, has taken the crown as America’s Next Drag Superstar. The Taiwan-raised and New York City-based artist secured the prestigious title in a dazzling live event held at a skyscraper in Manhattan. Nymphia’s coronation performance was a show-stopper, showcasing her bold lip-syncing talent and a playful tribute to her cultural background. The stunning drag queen donned a bubble tea-themed outfit, paying homage to Taiwan’s national drink, and wowed the audience with her charisma and stage presence. As the first East Asian champion of RuPaul’s…

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YouTube Implements Restrictions on Third-Party Apps Blocking Ads YouTube has announced that it will be intentionally limiting the playback of videos on third-party apps that block ads. This move comes after users of such apps have reported encountering playback issues or error messages while trying to watch videos on the platform. Apps that use the YouTube API to access videos are required to follow the platform’s terms of service, which includes not blocking ads. Some of the specific apps that are believed to be violating these rules include FreeTube, LibreTube, and Piped. This is not the first time YouTube has…

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Exciting Total Solar Eclipses Planned for Europe, Africa, and Australia Over Next Four Years Astronomy enthusiasts and umbraphiles are preparing for an exciting series of total solar eclipses set to occur over the next four years in Europe, Africa, and Australia. The first event is scheduled for August 12, 2026, with the zone of totality passing over Reykjavรญk, Iceland, and just outside of Barcelona, Spain. This will be followed by a total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027, intersecting above Luxor, Egypt, and the Strait of Gibraltar. The final eclipse in this sequence will take place on July 22, 2028,…

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A tragic incident unfolded at Bondi Westfield mall in Sydney as a man, identified as Joel Cauchi, went on a horrifying stabbing spree resulting in the deaths of five women. The 40-year-old was shot dead by a responding officer after stabbing at least 14 people, with the majority of the victims being women. Police suspect that Cauchi may have been specifically targeting women during his rampage, as NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb noted that he seemed to focus on women and avoided men during the attack. Among the victims were an architect, an artist, a new mother, and the daughter…

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On April 8, 2024, a rare and breathtaking natural phenomenon occurred during a total solar eclipse over North America. NASA photographer Keegan Barber captured a stunning image of solar prominences leaping out of the sun, showcasing towers of pink plasma erupting from the sun’s surface. The total solar eclipse plunged parts of Mexico, Canada, and 15 U.S. states into surreal daytime darkness, offering viewers a rare glimpse of the sun’s outer atmosphere as the moon fully covered its bright face. The pink structures in the image are solar prominences, large towers of plasma that can stand anchored on the sun…

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Tensions Escalate Between Iran and Israel as Wave of Drones and Missiles Target Israel Overnight on Sunday, a wave of drones and missiles targeted Israel, escalating tensions between Iran and Israel. The attack was launched by Iran in response to a suspected Israeli strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus earlier in the month. More than 300 projectiles, including drones and ballistic missiles, were fired towards Israel, with most of them intercepted by Israeli defense systems. Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Hagari stated that only light structural damage was caused by Iranian missiles that reached Israeli territory. The US also confirmed…

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The ongoing Israel-Hamas war, now in its sixth month, has become one of the most destructive conflicts of the 21st century, with devastating consequences for civilians on both sides. In Gaza, over 33,000 Palestinians, including more than 13,000 children, have been killed, while in Israel, about 1,200 people have lost their lives. Civilians, especially women and children, have borne the brunt of the violence, accounting for around two-thirds of those killed in Gaza. Aid workers, health workers, journalists, and other civilians have also been among the casualties in the conflict. The destruction in Gaza is immense, with a high percentage…

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