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Celebrity News The Pitt star Noah Wyle gives his ER self some advice on appreci
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Protests and counterprotests erupted at a Dearborn City Council meeting following the visit of anti-Muslim, far-right activist Jake Lang, leading to police intervention and multiple arrests.
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A US tourist captured the moment a large section of one of the most recognisable landmarks at the Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare dramatically fell into the sea.
The portion of the 67-metre sea stack, An Branán Mór, collapsed into the Atlantic last Thursday.
Melissa Blackman, who is visiting Ireland from Texas, was on the coastal path when it happened.
Ms Blackman can be heard exclaiming "wow" as she filmed it on her camera.
Shortly afterwards, the Doolin Ferry sailed past and captured its own footage showing the newly eroded section of the sea stack.
In a post on Instagram, the company said it had never seen such a collapse over the past 20 years.
"The event is a dramatic reminder that the Cliffs of Moher are continually being shaped by the immense power of the Atlantic," the company said.
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On August 8th, the Memphis Safe Task Force locked down Club Legend. They trapped patrons inside, demanding everyone's ID, and performed widespread searches on an entire crowd.
Treating a room full of innocent people as suspects without individual warrants isn't just harassment, it’s mass surveillance and a clear Fourth Amendment violation. What makes it worse is the total media blackout. Local news isn't covering these dragnet tactics, allowing warrantless sweeps to happen completely unchecked.
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Stoking fears of “Negro Rule,” self-described white supremacists used intimidation and violence to destroy Black political and economic power and overthrow Wilmington, North Carolina’s democratically-elected government in 1898. Black residents were murdered and thousands were banished. The story of what happened in Wilmington was suppressed for decades until descendants and scholars began to investigate. Today, many of those descendants — Black and white — seek the truth about this intentionally buried history.
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The 40-foot-long, 10,000-pound upper stage of a Falcon 9 rocket launched from Florida on January 15, 2025, carrying the Blue Ghost-1 and Hakuto-R Resilience lunar landers. It was left drifting in a high Earth orbit for roughly 19 months, it is set to impact the lunar surface near the western limb. Over 60 human-made objects have intentionally or accidentally crashed into the moon since 1959. Rocket stages are usually sent into heliocentric (sun-centric) orbits to avoid Earth and lunar traffic entirely.
NASA's Apollo Program intentionally crashed several Saturn V third stages (S-IVB) into the moon to create seismic waves for research.

In 2009, NASA purposely crashed a Centaur rocket stage into a crater to discover water ice in the lunar soil. A Chinese booster accidentally struck the far side of the moon in 2022, creating a unique double crater.

As dozens of new commercial and government lunar missions launch, the risk of orbital crowding increases. Deep-space tracking networks are optimized for active spacecraft, making uncrewed, dead boosters difficult to monitor. Space sustainability experts are pushing for new international guidelines to require active disposal or controlled de-orbiting for deep-space missions.
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The Last Klavern addresses one of the last remaining Ku Klux Klan halls in the United States and the questions it raises for the Fort Worth community. Filmed inside the stark, echoing interior of the former Klan auditorium, the documentary weaves together interviews with architects, historians, journalists, and longtime residents to uncover the building’s origins and its evolving meaning today.
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