New JFK Assassination Files Released by White House
White House releases new JFK assassination files, shedding light on historical details and sparking renewed interest in the 1963 event.
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Month: March 2025
High-Speed Fireball Test Precedes Sunita Williams’ Landing
"High-speed fireball test conducted ahead of astronaut Sunita Williams' landing, ensuring safety and precision for her return from space."
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Culinary Adventures of Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore in Space
Explore the unique culinary experiences of astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore as they create and enjoy meals in the zero-gravity environment of space.
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Website Claims to Expose Tesla Owners in Anti-DOGE Campaign
"Discover a controversial website targeting Tesla owners in a campaign against Dogecoin, revealing alleged connections and sparking debate in the crypto community."
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Astronauts Safely Back on Earth After Extended Orbital Mission (VIDEO)
Astronauts return safely to Earth after a long orbital mission. Watch the video capturing their journey back and the successful landing.
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Dominican Republic Frees Final Individual Linked to Sudiksha Konanki Case
Dominican Republic releases the last individual linked to the Sudiksha Konanki case, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings.
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Putin Delays Trump’s Call for Ceasefire by an Hour: Report
Report: Putin reportedly delayed Trump's ceasefire call by an hour, highlighting tensions and strategic maneuvers in international diplomacy.
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Meet Abhishek Kambli: The Lawyer Defending Trump’s Alien Enemies Act
Meet Abhishek Kambli, the lawyer challenging Trump's Alien Enemies Act, advocating for justice and defending the rights of those affected by the policy.
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Israeli Strikes on Hamas Military Site in Gaza Result in 5 Fatalities
Israeli airstrikes on a Hamas military site in Gaza lead to 5 fatalities, escalating tensions in the region amid ongoing conflict.
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Columbia Graduate Mahmoud Khalil Condemns Arrest in the US
Columbia grad Mahmoud Khalil criticizes his arrest in the US, highlighting concerns over legal processes and civil rights in a public statement.
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