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Dolly Parton: From Humble Beginnings to Global Icon
A visual retrospective chronicles the singer's journey from a modest upbringing to international superstardom.
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Iran's Global Trade Ties Face Test Under Trump's Proposed 'Economic D-Day'
Iran leverages its extensive international economic partnerships to buffer against long-standing US sanctions and the threat of renewed financial pressure.
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Preserving the Glow: New Insights Into Conserving Phosphorescent Art and Fashion
Understanding the unique photochemistry of glow-in-the-dark materials will enable better long-term conservation, storage, and exhibition of these works.
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Country Music Icon Dolly Parton Celebrated for Timeless Career
Renowned for classics such as 'Jolene' and 'I Will Always Love You,' Dolly Parton is celebrated as a legendary singer, songwriter, and actress.
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New Bootloader Grants Full Control of Original Meta Quest
A new privilege escalation attack allows users to install a custom bootloader on the original Meta Quest, granting full device control and removing reliance on Meta's servers and applications.
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Gary Residents Seek Accountability and Infrastructure Upgrades After Prolonged Power Outages
Residents and officials in Gary, Indiana, are calling for customer relief and infrastructure improvements following nearly two weeks without electricity.
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Study Finds Higher Prevalence of Degenerative Brain Disease in Deceased NFL Players
A new study reveals that at least one in four former NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021 had a degenerative brain disease, with researchers suggesting the actual rate could be even higher.
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China Denounces US Sanctions on Iran and Trading Partners as 'Illegal'
Beijing has criticized new US sanctions targeting Iran and its business partners after Washington threatened to isolate nations that continue to trade with Tehran.
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China Warns US of Retaliation Over Intensified Iran Sanctions
China has denounced US efforts to isolate Iran's economy, warning of potential retaliation as Washington moves to widen sanctions on trade with Tehran.
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Iran Vows to Counter US 'Economic D-Day' Sanctions
Tehran says it has a plan to mitigate the impact of a new wave of US sanctions described by Washington as the greatest financial offensive in history.
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HPV home-testing kits launched for millions of women in England who missed screenings
Nearly 4 million women in England who have missed their routine cervical screenings can now order self-testing kits to check for high-risk HPV.
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UK Braces for More Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms
Forecasters warn that further downpours and thunderstorms are expected to hit the United Kingdom.
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Iranian Rial Hits Record Low as US Unveils Crippling New Sanctions
The Iranian currency has plummeted to a new record low following the announcement of a sweeping US sanctions plan designed to cripple the country's economy and target global financial facilitators.
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Global Ocean Temperatures Reach Record High as El Niño Intensifies
Global ocean temperatures have reached an all-time high as El Niño intensifies, signaling what experts describe as an ocean under growing stress.
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Chuwi Unibook Review: A Quirky, Budget-Friendly MacBook Alternative
The $449 Chuwi Unibook offers a MacBook-inspired design for entry-level users, provided they have the patience for its eccentricities.
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UK's Rarest Bird of Prey Successfully Nests for Second Consecutive Year
The Montagu Harrier has successfully reared new chicks at a secret location for the second year running.
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Call for Stronger Discipline as England Grapples with Latest Player Misconduct
Stephan Shemilt argues that decisive action is necessary to end a recurring pattern of late-night incidents involving England players.
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US-Canada Trade Tensions Spark Fears Over Economic Affordability
Warnings of a prolonged trade war and proposed tariffs are raising concerns over economic stability and the affordability of goods as the U.S. and Canada navigate mounting trade disputes.
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Nearly 600 NHS Dental Practices in England Withdrawn Over Last Decade
Access to NHS dentistry in England has become increasingly fragmented as hundreds of practices exit the service, sparking concerns over the emergence of a two-tier system.
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Review Launched into Pub and Hotel Business Rate Calculations
A review of how business rates are calculated for pubs and hotels in England and Wales could lead to a comprehensive reform of the system.
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Heatwaves Linked to Surge in Drownings Across France
French officials report 301 drowning deaths since June 19, attributing the rise to citizens taking dangerous risks in the water to escape extreme heat.
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How Massive Volcanic Eruptions Reshaped Earth's Climate and Human History
Historically significant volcanic events have profoundly altered global weather patterns and the trajectory of human civilizations.
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Power Outage Forces Widespread Cancellations Across CrossCountry Rail Network
Virtually all CrossCountry rail services have been cancelled following a power outage, causing significant disruption for passengers across the UK.
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Scientists Use Thunderstorms and Fiber-Optics for Subsurface Seismic Imaging
Researchers are leveraging the seismic waves produced by thunderstorms and fiber-optic cabling to map subsurface geological features.
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Trump Space Policy Calls for New Heavy-Lift Launch Site on Federal Land
Trump's space transportation policy proposes establishing a new spaceport on federal land to accommodate heavy and super-heavy launch capabilities.
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Energy UK Calls for Increased Support for Struggling Households
Industry body Energy UK has warned that current support measures for households most in need are insufficient to manage rising energy bills.
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Rising Heatwaves May Force Overhaul of School Calendars
Educators warn that increasingly extreme temperatures are making classrooms untenable during the hottest months, potentially necessitating a restructuring of the academic year.
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Clean Air Zones Linked to Rapid Recovery of Children's Lung Capacity
A new study reveals that children's lung capacity can recover to match peers in less polluted areas following the introduction of ultra low emission zones.
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Trump Administration Proposes Rollback of Roadless Rule, Threatening US Wildlife
A proposed rollback of the Roadless Rule by the Trump administration threatens to disrupt critical wildlife habitats and water sources across the United States.
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Hundreds Sick in Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Imported Eggs
A widespread salmonella outbreak tied to imported eggs has caused hundreds of people to fall ill.
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Hibernation-Induced Synapse Loss Does Not Erase Memories in Mice
Although hibernation causes a significant reduction in neural synapses, researchers found that mice are still able to retain their memories.
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Doctors Warn Vaping Acts as Gateway to Smoking for Children
A report by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health warns that vaping may cause health issues in children and serve as a gateway to cigarette smoking.
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Weekly Insulin Jab May Replace Daily Injections for Type 2 Diabetes Patients
Hundreds of thousands of people with type 2 diabetes could soon replace their daily insulin injections with a new weekly alternative.
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Debate Grows Over Shifting School Holidays to Combat Extreme Heat
Proposals to alter academic calendars aim to protect students and teachers from rising temperatures in school buildings that lack adequate cooling systems.
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The Hidden Burden of Young Carers: A Teenage Perspective
A teenager shares the personal challenges and social isolation faced by young people who balance their youth with significant caregiving responsibilities.
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How a 1960s Council House Stays Cool Without Air Conditioning
The Passivhaus standard is gaining popularity among UK homeowners as an energy-efficient alternative to air conditioning during increasingly hot summers.
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New Cancer Vaccine Reduces Recurrence in Clinical Trial
A new vaccine has extended the length of time patients remain cancer-free in a clinical trial, though long-term effectiveness remains uncertain.
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Canada and US Race to Finalize Trade Deal Ahead of Friday Deadline
Trade negotiations between the US and Canada are intensifying as officials work to reach a final agreement before a Friday night cutoff.
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Royal Mail misses delivery targets despite 'encouraging' signs of improvement
The struggling postal service has once again fallen short of regulator-set delivery targets, though the company maintains that overall performance is improving.
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City Council Approves $12M Waterfront Park Overhaul
The downtown waterfront park will receive new pedestrian walkways and a permanent outdoor amphitheater following a 5-2 City Council vote Tuesday night.