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Thousands of students protest for better schools in France

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Nationwide spread of measles reinforces value of childhood vaccines

Hospitals and health officials nationwide are spending more on measles testing and vaccination campaigns as the disease continues spreading. The federal government pitches in with $100 million in aid to states from the Centers for Disease Contro...

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Is election fraud a danger to US?

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Meet Iris: England’s new two-legged delivery robot

A two-legged robot is delivering parcels to homes in northern England in what courier company Evri says is the first trial of its kind in Europe. The robot, named Iris, is being tested on pavements, stairs and uneven ground, as well as getting in and...

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This week's word in the news: ENTICING

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FOUND IN THE NEWS:
Meta makes enticing claims for Muse’s capabilities.
The Los Angeles Times -- 10/05/2026

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