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Between Stillness and Subtle Tremor: Signs of Movement in a Philippine Volcano
PHIVOLCS raised Alert Level 1 over Bulusan Volcano, indicating low-level unrest and advising the public to avoid danger zones.
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Between History and the Present Moment: A City Gathers in Quiet Defiance
Tens of thousands protested in Prague against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s new government in a largely peaceful rally.
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The Sun’s Quiet Persistence: What Keeps Its Flare Factories Alive?
Long-lived active regions on the Sun produce repeated solar flares, but scientists still don’t fully understand why some persist while others fade.
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The Color Beneath the Surface: How Dragon Fruit Waste Finds New Purpose
Adding red dragon fruit peel to bread boosts antioxidants and slows starch digestion, offering potential health benefits while reducing food waste.
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When the Ordinary Is Interrupted: A Life, a Street, and an Arrest in Rogers Park
Chicago police arrested a Rogers Park man in connection with a fatal slaying near Loyola University Chicago.
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Between Dry Air and Distant Thunder: The Long Reach of Summer Across the West
Extreme heat is impacting the Southwest US and spreading into states like Nebraska, with advisories issued as temperatures remain high.
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When Identity Blurs in the Crowd: A Case Unravels at the Edge of a Church Protest
Charges were dropped against a woman mistakenly identified as a protester in a Minnesota church case, correcting a case of mistaken identity.
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In the Long Pause of Government: Hands That Keep Others Moving Are Fed by Many
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, nonprofits and unions are providing food and support to unpaid TSA officers at airports.
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When the Rain Would Not Pass: Islands Under Water and Urgent Calls in the Night
Hawaii is facing its worst flooding in 20 years, with urgent evacuation orders issued as heavy rain continues across the islands.
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What Happens When Precision Meets Scale? A Quiet Shift in Measurement
A redesigned mass spectrometer can analyze up to a billion molecules simultaneously, greatly increasing speed and scale for chemical and biological research.
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Between Movement and Stillness: An Afternoon Interrupted in Carndonagh
Three people were taken to hospital after a collision in Carndonagh, with Gardaí investigating the circumstances.
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How Does a Mosquito Find Us? Following the Quiet Patterns in the Air
Mosquito flight patterns show they use carbon dioxide, heat, and scent in layered ways to track humans, adjusting their movement as they get closer to a target.
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Currents of Silence and Threat: The Gulf as Time Begins to Narrow
Trump gives Iran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, warning of strikes on power infrastructure as global tensions rise and allies prepare to secure shipping routes.
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Between Celebration and Shadow: A Christmas Eve Altercation in Cork
A man has been charged after an alleged assault outside a Cork nightclub on Christmas Eve, with the case now before the courts.
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When a Case Returns to Light: Reflections on Process, Power, and a Call for a Jury
Sil Fox is seeking a jury hearing in her civil case against the DPP and Gardaí after a dismissed sex assault charge.
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Can the Simplest Particles Remember the Universe’s First Moments?
ALICE at CERN detected plasma-like behavior in proton collisions, suggesting quark-gluon plasma may form in smaller systems than previously thought.
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In the Quiet of Tipperary Night: A Sudden Fracture Beneath Familiar Streets
A woman in her 20s is in critical condition after a serious assault in Tipperary, with Gardaí investigating the incident.
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Where Institutions Breathe in Silence: The Departure of a Reluctant Central Figure
Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel in the Trump–Russia investigation, has died at 81, leaving behind a legacy of restrained leadership during pivotal moments in U.S. history.
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When the Lights Go Quiet: A Nation Pauses in the Darkness of Repeating Blackouts
Cuba suffered a third nationwide blackout as fuel shortages strain its power grid, with authorities working to restore electricity.
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Steady Hands, Passing Time: Reflecting on Robert Mueller’s Years of Service
Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel in the Trump-Russia investigation, has died at 81, leaving behind a legacy of quiet, disciplined public service.
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When the Night Did Not Stop: Reflections on Motion, Impact, and What Remains
A woman is in critical condition after an alleged hit-and-run on the NSW Mid North Coast, with police searching for the driver.
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Between Sinking and Survival: A Quiet Vigil in the Waters South of Tasmania
Three sailors, including a child, survived 16 hours in the ocean after their boat sank off Tasmania before being rescued.
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What Happens in a Touch? Unraveling a Quiet Mystery of Charge
Physicists have clarified how static electricity works, showing that charge transfer depends on surface imperfections and tiny material exchanges, solving a decades-old mystery.
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Where Tankers Turn and Routes Thin: A Moment of Stillness in the Long Journey of Oil
Six fuel shipments to Australia were cancelled amid slower oil flows to Asian refineries, though officials say domestic supply remains stable.
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