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University officials say Megha Vemuri misled organizers and disrupted the ceremony, prompting her removal from MITs official graduation events. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom The Massachusetts Institute

Theodis Daniel, father of 13-year-old honorary Special Agent DJ Daniel, told the White House on Friday that his son is now battling three new tumors after first being diagnosed with cancer in 2018. DJ

In a wild incident that was caught on film, a Canadian man started a violent brawl in Miami International Airport, physically attacking TSA officers and allegedly hitting other passengers, which led to

When RINO senator Susan Collins tried taking President Trump to task after he cut funding to USAID, she got destroyed online by conservatives, who called her out for taking cushy USAID kickbacks

The disgraced and suspended Democrat mayor of East Cleveland, Brandon King, has been found guilty of corruption on a massive scale after being accused of funneling over $75,000 in city funds to family

Here's when and where to look for the best chance of seeing Noctilucent, 'night shining' clouds in summer 2025.

Solar storms have the potential to cause catastrophic damage. One that occurred around the end of October 2003 (now called the 2003 Halloween Storm) caused an estimated $27B in damages. That number will only increase as humanity has become more reliant on space-based and electrical infrastructure. However, if we could predict when storms would hit with some accuracy and adjust our use of the technologies that could be affected, we could avoid the worst damage. But, as of now, we don't have such a system that could help predict the types of events that could cause that damage accurately enough. That is where a new Sun activity monitoring system, described in a recent paper by Leonidas Askianakis of the Technical University of Munich, would help.

Officials are warning the coins corrode, expand, and damage the 60-million-year-old feature.