Scientists discover 'ghost' plume in Earth's mantle that likely rerouted India as it crashed into Eurasia - Live Science
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Researchers have discovered an unusual plume of magma beneath Oman that may have changed the course...
Why did the Soviet Jews hate the Soviet Union?
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Because in 1953 Stalin had planned his own Final Solution to the Jewish Question with the deportat...
Charting the Global Economy: US GDP Falls on Larger Trade Hit - Bloomberg
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The US economy contracted slightly to start the year, largely reflecting a bigger tariff-related tra...
Delete Every App On Your Smartphone That’s On This List - Forbes
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All these apps are dangerous — what to know.
Google Meet’s Material 3 Expressive redesign has ludicrously capacious buttons - 9to5Google
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Google Meet is joining Gmail, Messages, and Phone in getting Material 3 Expressive, though it’s a sl...
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This Diet Change Could Help You Sleep Better, According To Study - AOL.com
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A new study found correlations between a daytime diet rich and fruits and vegetables and better slee...
Copilot Vision brings Microsoft's screen-watching AI to everyday Windows tasks - TechSpot
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Microsoft announced that Copilot Vision is now available to users in the US, with plans to expand to...
Vitamin D: The best time to soak up sunlight without hurting your skin - Times of India
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Despite ample sunshine, a significant portion of Americans are vitamin D deficient, impacting immuni...
2025 NBA Finals preview: Thunder vs. Pacers storylines, including star PG matchup and Paul George history - CBS Sports
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Game 1 between OKC and Indiana tips off on Thursday
Are seed oils really bad for you? - BBC
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Seed oils like canola and sunflower oil have attracted controversial claims about harmful effects in...
After 19 Years of Trying, She's Pregnant—Thanks to AI - Newser
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New STAR technology detects scarce sperm unnoticed by embryologists