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Sen. Cory Booker's speech broke the record for longest Senate floor speech, highlighting the tradition of the filibuster without blocking specific legislation.

Ancient hunting kit found in Texas provides insights into early human hunting practices.

Mr. Cuomo is the most formidable challenger to Mayor Adams in the Democratic primary.

Bill Gates and Paul Allen's childhood interest in computing laid the foundation for Microsoft's role in the personal computing revolution.

Young graduates face job security challenges due to sudden changes in government hiring policies.

The Trump administration plans to withhold $510 million in federal funding to Brown University over antisemitism allegations and DEI policy reviews.

Horses have evolved unique genetic adaptations allowing energy production with less cellular damage, enhancing their athletic ability.

Rural Texans accused of misdemeanors often lack access to legal counsel, with many forced to represent themselves.

An explosion in Sanaa, Yemen destroyed a family gathering during Ramadan, leaving only Ammar alive while tragically claiming the lives of 12 family members.

Slate's weekly news quiz tests knowledge of current events across various topics.

Amtrak suspended rail service after a train fatality in Bristol, Pennsylvania.

Trump's tariffs threaten the AGOA framework, adversely impacting African economies and trade relations.

Increased tariffs may lead African producers to seek markets in China.

The Trump administration's deportation of Venezuelan men linked to Tren de Aragua was based on exaggerated security threats, not on their actual activities in the U.S.

South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for declaring martial law, leading to his removal from office.