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Haiti’s Newly Formed Transitional Council Selects Fritz Bélizaire as Prime Minister In a surprising move, Haiti’s newly established transitional council has chosen Fritz Bélizaire, a former sports minister, as the country’s new prime minister. Bélizaire was selected to replace the current interim Prime Minister Michel Patrick Boisvert, gaining the support of four out of seven voting members on the nine-member panel. The council, led by former presidential candidate Edgard Leblanc Fils as president, has been tasked with forming a stable government in the midst of escalating violence and gang activity in the capital city of Port-au-Prince. More than 90,000 people…

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A Public Health Crisis: Over 50 Overdoses in Austin Lead to 8 Suspected Deaths Austin, TX – The city of Austin is currently facing a public health emergency as over 50 people have overdosed in just two days, resulting in 8 suspected deaths. City officials have declared an “outbreak” of opioid overdoses after the Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Services received more than 50 overdose-related calls in a single day, a significant increase from their usual call volume. This surge in overdoses is the largest since 2015 when K2, a synthetic marijuana compound, impacted the community. The patients affected were found…

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Recent research by NASA has made a groundbreaking discovery regarding the origin of an asteroid that has been orbiting Earth for millions of years. The asteroid, known as Space Rock 2016 HJ03 or Kamo’oalewa, was revealed to have broken off from the Moon after being hit by a larger space rock at least 1 kilometre in diameter, leaving a 14-mile-wide crater on the Moon’s surface. Experts believe that the asteroid originated from the Giordano Bruno crater on the Moon, making it the first potentially hazardous near-Earth asteroid to be linked to a specific lunar crater. Kamo’oalewa is estimated to be…

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A recent study published in Emerging Infectious Diseases has found evidence of the transmission of the H5N1 bird flu virus to cats on a Texas dairy farm. The study revealed that the symptoms in cows on the farm included decreased milk production and yellow, creamy milk, while the cats experienced mental state changes, blindness, and death. The cats were found to have the H5N1 virus in their lungs, brains, hearts, and eyes, similar to experimentally infected cats. The contaminated milk from the cows is believed to be the likely source of the cat’s infections, raising concerns about mammal-to-mammal transmission of…

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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has recently unveiled stunning infrared images of the iconic Horsehead Nebula, located 1,300 light-years away from Earth. The images, taken by Webb’s MIRI and NIRCam instruments, showcase intricate details of the nebula’s illuminated edge, including blue-colored clouds and red-colored wisps. Measuring 0.8 light-years in width, the Horsehead Nebula is named for its resemblance to a horse’s head and has captivated astronomers for over a century. Serving as a nursery for newborn stars, planets, and young brown dwarfs, the nebula is a key area of interest for scientists studying star formation in unique conditions. This latest…

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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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