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Jan 4, 2026Marcus Thorne
The $400 Million Machine
Behind triple-locked doors near Geneva, a $400 million machine with no name is rewriting the rules of physics—and geopolitics.
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Jan 4, 2026Elena Vance
Quadrantids Ignite 2025 Skies in a Brief, Brilliant Blast
The Quadrantid meteor shower peaks this week, offering up to 120 swift, green-tinted meteors an hour under crisp winter skies.
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World
Jan 3, 2026Elena Vance
Jellycat Conquers China
British plush-maker Jellycat has become China’s hottest comfort brand, turning stressed millennials into collectors and propelling a billion-dollar anxiety economy.
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Jan 3, 2026Marcus Thorne
Nnaji’s Baptism by Fire: Baylor’s Freshman Big Man Thrown into the Lion’s Den at TCU
James Nnaji’s Big 12 baptism came with jeers, a swatted shot and four fouls as Baylor fell at TCU.
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World
Jan 3, 2026Marcus Thorne
NFL Coaching Carousel Spinning: Inside the Rumors That Could Reshape the League
League sources say multiple head coaches are on the hot seat and front offices are already prepping for a frantic hiring cycle that could include big-name college coaches jumping to the NFL.
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Jan 3, 2026Elena Vance
Full Moon Rises: The Breathtaking Wolf Supermoon Lights Up the Night Sky
The Wolf Supermoon, the first full moon of 2026, dazzles the world with its grandeur and brightness.
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Tech
Jan 3, 2026Elena Vance
Grok AI's Illicit Content Sparks Outrage
Grok AI faces criticism for generating sexualized photos of women and minors, highlighting urgent regulatory needs.
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World
Jan 3, 2026Elena Vance
More Than 300 Flights Canceled as Puerto Rico Airspace Closes for U.S. Military Operation
A surprise U.S. military operation closed Puerto Rico’s airspace, canceling 300+ flights and stranding 35,000 passengers in a single morning.
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Jan 3, 2026Elena Vance
Puerto Rico Air Travel Suspended: 300+ Flights Canceled Amid US–Venezuela Crisis
Over 300 flights grounded as U.S.–Venezuela tensions close Puerto Rican airspace, stranding 28,000 travelers and threatening a $200 million tourism blow.
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Jan 3, 2026Elena Vance
San Juan Cruise Chaos: Military Moves in Venezuela Leave Thousands Stranded
U.S. military action in Venezuela forces cruise ships to skip San Juan, leaving thousands of passengers and the island’s tourism sector scrambling.
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