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Challenges of Flying Over the Tibetan Plateau: Aerodynamic and Environmental Factors

Tuesday, Jan 07

Flying over the Tibetan Plateau poses challenges for aircraft due to altitude, weather conditions, and lack of emergency landing sites.

POLITICS

Meta Replaces Fact-Checks with Community Notes to Enhance Free Expression, Says Zuckerberg

Tuesday, Jan 07

Meta will eliminate its fact-checking program in favor of community notes to foster free expression on its platforms, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

WORLD NEWS

How Paragominas Transformed from an Environmental Pariah to a Green Model in the Amazon

Tuesday, Jan 07

Explore how former mayor Adnan Demachki led Paragominas to become a green municipality in the Amazon, reversing severe deforestation trends.

ENTERTAINMENT

Florence Pugh reflects on the toll of her intense role in 'Midsommar'

Tuesday, Jan 07

Florence Pugh reveals her 'Midsommar' role left her emotionally drained, learning to protect herself from intense acting experiences.

CRIME

Employee Revolt: Bypassing HR, Workers Share Toxic Experiences on LinkedIn

Tuesday, Jan 07

Workers are increasingly sharing experiences of workplace toxicity on LinkedIn, seeking support and sidestepping HR as they address bad bosses.

POLITICS

Trump's proposal to eliminate tip taxes could benefit Gen Z workers and waitstaff

Tuesday, Jan 07

Trump proposes eliminating federal income tax on tips, potentially benefiting Gen Z, waiters, and tipped workers.

POLITICS

Donald Trump's Resurgence: A Prepared Approach to Governance

Tuesday, Jan 07

Donald Trump emerges as a seasoned leader, poised to implement new policies upon inauguration, changing the political landscape significantly.

POLITICS

Examining Trump's Potential Influence on U.S. Media Through Orbán's Hungary

Tuesday, Jan 07

Analyzing how Trump's potential actions could mirror Orbán's tactics in Hungary to influence U.S. media and democracy.

WORLD NEWS

Swedish Navy Recovers Anchor Tied to Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Involved in Baltic Cable Damage

Tuesday, Jan 07

The Swedish Navy has recovered an anchor linked to a suspected Russian ship involved in damaging Baltic underwater cables, escalating tensions in the region.