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Amanda Woodward is a news writer at Telekinetic Press. She's been writing for the company since 2018, and she loves it—she loves the challenge of writing about any topic, especially those that are in the news. When she isn't working on her next story, Amanda enjoys reading books and sports magazines, going to concerts with her friends and family, and spending time outdoors whenever possible!

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Marjorie Taylor Greene declines to challenge Jon Ossoff in Georgia Senate race

ATLANTA (AP) — U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Friday she won’t challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia in next year’s midterms, delivering relief for some Republicans who worry she’s too divisive to win. In a lengthy post on the social media platform X, Greene disputed GOP donors and consultants who fear she would […]

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After dramatic Democratic Party exit, Pizzo says he's running for Florida governor

TALLAHASSEE, Florida — State Sen. Jason Pizzo, who recently proclaimed the Florida Democratic Party “dead” before leaving the party, said Friday he will run for governor as an independent in 2026. Pizzo has been hinting for months that he planned to mount a run to succeed Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, who cannot run again due

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When doctors describe your brain scan as a “starry sky,” it’s not good

A starry sky can be stunning—even inside a hospital emergency room. But instead of celestial bodies sparkling in the night, doctors in South Korea were gazing at bright brain lesions punctuating a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan. The resulting pattern, called a “starry sky,” meant that their 57-year-old patient had a dangerous form of tuberculosis.

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US military ordered to pull books on diversity, gender issues

By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Pentagon ordered military educational institutions to pull and review any books that promote what it called “divisive concepts and gender ideology” on Friday, in the latest move from President Donald Trump’s administration against diversity, equity and inclusion. Since taking office in January, U.S. Defense Secretary

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New Lego-building AI creates models that actually stand up in real life

The LegoGPT system works in three parts, shown in this diagram. Credit: Pun et al. The researchers also expanded the system’s abilities by adding texture and color options. For example, using an appearance prompt like “Electric guitar in metallic purple,” LegoGPT can generate a guitar model, with bricks assigned a purple color. Testing with robots

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Trump to sign order discouraging criminal enforcement of regulatory offenses

By Jeff Mason and Jody Godoy WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order discouraging criminal enforcement of regulatory offenses, in a bid to combat the overcriminalization of federal regulations, a White House official told Reuters on Friday. Trump’s order is meant to ease the burden on small businesses that do

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Recap: Here’s what happened in Google’s search antitrust trial

The great Google spinoff While Google certainly doesn’t want to lose Chrome, there may be a more fundamental threat to its business in the DOJ’s remedies. The DOJ argued that Google’s illegal monopoly has given it an insurmountable technology lead, but a collection of data remedies could address that. Under the DOJ proposal, Google would

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‘The goal is to understand who you are’

A collection of features and profiles covering Harvard University’s 374th Commencement. For someone who studies the brain’s ability to predict future experiences, there is little about Nghia Nguyen’s life that could be described as predictable. Nguyen, a graduating student in neuroscience, was born in the very south of Vietnam, where his mother chopped banana leaves

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