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#politics
Fox News: Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter dead at 85
Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter passed away at his home in New Hampshire at the age of 85. He served on the Court for over 19 years after being appointed by President George H.W. Bush in 1990 and retired in 2009.
The Supreme Court announced his death in a statement. Further updates are expected.
#society
Fox News: Columbia suspends anti-Israel agitators after takeover, spreading of pamphlets glorifying alleged terrorist
Columbia University has suspended 65 students following a takeover of Butler Library by anti-Israel protesters who distributed pamphlets glorifying an alleged terrorist. The NYPD arrested 80 individuals during the incident, which disrupted students studying for final exams.
Columbia's acting president condemned the actions as unacceptable and highlighted injuries sustained by university police officers during the disruption. The university has also barred some alumni and affiliated individuals from campus in response to the events.
GB News: Kate receives new honour as flower named after the Princess of Wales
The Royal Horticultural Society has introduced "Catherine's Rose," named in honor of The Princess of Wales, to promote the healing power of nature. The rose, featuring coral-pink blooms and a rich fragrance, supports The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, with £5 from each sale going towards a rehabilitation program for cancer patients.
The robust plant, which grows up to 1.2m tall, is designed to thrive in various garden settings and attract pollinators. Available for pre-order at £29.99 for bare root and £34.99 for potted plants, it will be delivered in Autumn 2025, with 15,000 roses initially offered.
Fox News: What causes nearly every alligator attack on humans? Study offers conclusive answer
A study from the University of Florida reveals that 96% of alligator bites are linked to human inattention or risk-taking behaviors. Researchers analyzed nearly 300 years of data and found that most bites occur during activities like swimming in alligator habitats.
The study emphasizes that many alligator interactions can be avoided through increased situational awareness and by minimizing risky behaviors. Experts suggest that the term "attack" may not be appropriate, as most incidents stem from human actions rather than random aggression from alligators.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Blue state governor touts meeting with CCP official cozying up to Dems: 'Grateful for the opportunity'
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey met with Chen Li, the Chinese consul general, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to discuss collaboration. Healey emphasized the economic ties between Massachusetts and China, noting over $7.2 billion in trade in 2024.
The meeting has drawn scrutiny due to Li's previous praise for the Chinese Communist Party and his denial of allegations regarding the Uyghur genocide. Healey defended her outreach to foreign officials, highlighting her commitment to fostering international relations.
#military
The Telegraph: Submarines are the sea-going medicine for China. But it has to be done right
The Philippines plans to acquire submarines to enhance its military capabilities amid rising tensions with China. General Romeo Brawner emphasized the need for at least two submarines as part of a $35 billion military modernization program. While submarines could deter a full-scale Chinese attack, their effectiveness depends on proper training, skilled commanders, and sound operational doctrine.
Selecting the right submarine type is crucial, with options from French, South Korean, and Spanish builders. The Philippines aims to build a capable submarine force to better defend its territory and counter threats in the South China Sea.
#science
Forbes: Axial Seamount: Why This Pacific Underwater Volcano Is Being Watched Closely By Scientists
The Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano off the Pacific Northwest coast, may be preparing to erupt for the first time since 2015, according to scientists. They have observed signs of magma buildup and increased seismic activity, suggesting an eruption could occur before 2025.
Despite its potential activity, experts assert that the eruption poses no danger to residents along the coast, as it is too deep and far from shore. The volcano's predictability makes it a valuable site for scientific study, offering insights into volcanic behavior and helping to forecast future eruptions.