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US Supreme Court ruling on emergency abortions offers no clarity for states
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Thursday temporarily permits abortions for women facing medical emergencies in Idaho, even though the state enforces a near-total ban on the procedure. Despite this ruling, legal experts believe it fails to clear up the widespread confusion over when emergency abortions are permissible in many states.
First 'extreme' solar storm in 20 years brings spectacular auroras
Powerful solar storms caused celestial light shows and threats to satellites and power grids. Social media shared aurora pictures. Tasmania and Europe experienced spectacular skies. Starlink's Elon Musk commented on the storm. University of Reading's Mathew Owens advised using eclipse glasses to view the aurora.
Trump wins GOP caucuses in Idaho and Missouri, sweeps delegates in Michigan
Former President Donald Trump secured wins in Idaho and Missouri caucuses and swept delegates in Michigan, maintaining a lead in the GOP nomination race. Trump's delegate count now stands at 244, with 1,215 needed to win. Nikki Haley trails with 24 delegates. The next event is in the District of Columbia, followed by Super Tuesday with 16 states holding primaries. Despite Haley's efforts, Trump's strong support was evident, with him winning all 39 delegates in Michigan. In Missouri, Trump's policies resonated with voters, leading to his expected victory.
Winter storm with snow, ice, wind and bitter cold pummels much of the northern US
Heavy snow and strong winds made driving virtually impossible in parts of Iowa, so much so that Republican presidential hopefuls called off campaign events. "Black ice" from freezing rain caused wrecks and brought Kansas City, Missouri, to a standstill. Flight cancellations were common, including more than 1,000 at Chicago's airports.
Capturing the Solar Eclipse on your phone camera: Tips and precautions
The approaching solar eclipse this Saturday presents a distinct chance for astronomy enthusiasts to use their smartphone cameras to capture this uncommon phenomenon. Although it's an enticing opportunity, there are various considerations to keep in mind when using your phone to record this remarkable event.
Northern Lights in Canada; Here’s the list of all the provinces where you may get to watch the Auroras next week
If catching a glimpse of the magnificent northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, is a desire on your list, there is a chance you might be in for a treat. On July 13, the awe-inspiring display could potentially grace the skies of over 17 US states.
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What the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action means for US colleges
Colleges and universities that take race into consideration have said they do so as part of a holistic approach that reviews every aspect of an application, including grades, test scores and extracurricular activities. The goal of race-conscious admissions policies is to increase student diversity in order to enhance the educational experience for all students. Schools also employ recruitment programs and scholarship opportunities intended to boost diversity, but the Supreme Court litigation was focused on admissions.
TikTok faces ban in universities in US. Here's why, check full list
Several universities in the US have announced restrictions on access to TikTok, citing concerns about national security and data privacy.
Idaho slayings suspect Bryan Kohberger agrees to extradition from Pennsylvania to face charges
Bryan Kohberger, the 28-year-old suspect in the killings of four University of Idaho students who were found dead in their apartment on November 13, 2022, agrees to extradition to face charges. The mysterious murders sent shockwaves across the nation until police found a lead.
Bryan Kohberger: Who is Idaho murder suspect? Know all about criminology student
Police have detained Bryan Kohberger, 28, after four University of Idaho students were brutally slain as they were sleeping. But who exactly is he?
University of Idaho murders: Suspect arrested in Pennsylvania
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection with University of Idaho murders by the Moscow Police Department ahead of press conference.
Idaho murders: University remembers deceased students at graduation ceremony
After nearly a month since the four students were slain brutally, the police hadn’t made any significant progress. During the winter session commencement ceremony, the police advised the students to stay vigilant since the mass murderer was still at large.
University of Idaho students murder: Police chief was unaware that door was open, claim reports
One of the unnamed neighbours recently came forward and said they saw the victims’ door ajar on the morning of the killings, possibly hours after the murders already took place. To this, the Police Chief, James Fry, mentioned he didn’t know the door was open, according to reports.
Idaho University students' murder: What we know so far about investigation
Almost two weeks after four University students were found stabbed to death at a home on November 13 and police still have not identified the suspects.
Four University of Idaho students’ killing: Two surviving roommates break silence
New evidence from last month’s killing of four University of Idaho students has emerged where two surviving roommates have broken silence for the first time through a letter.
How online sleuthing may be 'very risky' in University of Idaho murders
Facebook groups, Reddit forums, and TikTok videos have all contributed to the mystery surrounding the murders of four college students. According to experts, they are unlikely to aid in the investigation.
Four University of Idaho students killings: After lack of arrests, victim’s father feels ‘defeated’
The lack of arrests in the killings of four University of Idaho students has troubled a victim’s father. This incident happened in a town called Moscow, near the border with Washington state.
Idaho University murders: Lack of clues about killings trigger fear, unrest
Two victims returned from a local bar, while the other two from a party at a fraternity house. All four reached their King Road home around 1.45 am and were stabbed to death between 3-4 am. However, the lack of clues to catch the culprits has triggered fear and unrest.
Idaho University murders: Police reveal startling details, read here
Four Idaho University students were stabbed to death in their apartment a week before. Police said other students were in the house when a 911 call was made but failed to say the exact number.
Final hours of deceased University of Idaho students disclosed in a food truck video
According to the late-night food truck's live Twitch video, two of the four University of Idaho students who died on Sunday were last seen ordering food at around 1:41 am in Moscow, Idaho.
Idaho university homicide: Police reveal other people were present at home when 4 died but refuse to say who called 911
Moscow Police Chief revealed that during the homicide of four Idaho university students, two other housemates were at the residence at the time of the killing. As of Wednesday evening, the suspects’ identity or location is unknown.
University of Idaho: Four students found dead near campus
Police are looking into how four students of University of Idaho died on Sunday.
With students in turmoil, US teachers train in mental health
One of his 12-year-old students felt her world was falling apart. Distance learning had upended her friendships. Things with her boyfriend were verging on violent. Her home life was stressful. "I'm just done with it," the girl told Luna-Herrera during the pandemic, and shared a detailed plan to kill herself.
Warming rivers in US West killing fish, imperiling industry
Hundreds of thousands of young salmon are dying in Northern California's Klamath River as low water levels brought about by drought allow a parasite to thrive, devastating a Native American tribe whose diet and traditions are tied to the fish. And wildlife officials said the Sacramento River is facing a “near-complete loss” of young Chinook salmon due to abnormally warm water.
How nations are learning to ‘let it go’ and live with COVID-19
Eighteen months after the coronavirus first emerged, governments in Asia, Europe and the Americas are encouraging people to return to their daily rhythms and transition to a new normal in which subways, offices, restaurants and airports are once again full. Increasingly, the mantra is the same: We have to learn to live with the virus.
Covid-19: US notches 4 million virus cases, Europe tops 3 million amid fresh outbreaks
Having recorded more than 144,000 total fatalities, the US has seen a coronavirus surge, particularly in southern and western states, as Texas, California, Alabama, Idaho and Florida all announced record one-day death tolls. Nevertheless, the rate of new cases is now showing signs of easing off in some of the worst-hit zones.
Many countries, including India, opened up their markets to US agri, poultry exports: Donald Trump
Addressing the 100th annual convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation on Monday, he said, India and Morocco have opened their markets to our poultry exports.We do so much for them, it's incredible.
Sikh software engineering student stabbed to death in US
The Bonner County Sheriff's Office in Idaho identified the defendant as Jacob Coleman, who was charged with first- degree murder in the death of Singh.
New Uber CEO hints at 2019 IPO as he takes over troubled startup
Rewriting the company's ethical code will be a symbolic way for the newly appointed CEO to put his stamp on a company scarred by months of management turmoil.
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