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Trump is going against ‘decades of evidence’ with his bid to overhaul child vaccination, WHO chief warns
The World Health Organisation has publicly rebuked Donald Trump’s efforts to overhaul US childhood vaccination policy, warning that his approach contradicts decades of scientific evidence. Trump signed an order on Monday calling for a review of school vaccine mandates and renewing calls to split the combined measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) jab into three separate…
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‘The Dark Knight’s Greatest Line Wasn’t Written by Christopher Nolan, and It Still Bothers Him
Collider reports that Christopher Nolan remains irritated that the most famous line in *The Dark Knight* — “You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain” — was written by his brother and frequent collaborator, Jonathan Nolan. The line matters because it distils the film’s central concern with power,…
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4 Songs From 1966 Every 60s Kid Heard While Riding in the Family Car to School Each Morning
The article nostalgically highlights four hit songs from 1966 that it says were familiar fixtures on family-car radio journeys to school. It presents them as examples of the varied pop, rock and soul music available on American radio during the decade, and stresses their lasting cultural appeal. – “Good Vibrations” by the Beach Boys: released…
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9 months after season 1, Apple TV boss still hasn’t seen any Pluribus season 2 scripts, but they’re “being worked on”
The long wait for Pluribus season 2 continues
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Once-glamorous vacation spot overrun by influencers and crowds: ‘Almost unbearable’
Saint-Tropez, long associated with celebrities and luxury on the French Riviera, is facing complaints that heavy visitor numbers and influencer-led social-media interest have made it far less enjoyable. The concern illustrates how online exposure can intensify overtourism in small, high-profile destinations, straining their atmosphere and visitors’ experience. Travel expert JQ Louise said the town is…
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Astral Realm: An Alternative Roundup #28
Clash Magazine’s latest alternative roundup focuses on South London rapper Jadasea and his new album, ‘Holly Grove’. The feature presents the record as a reflective, experimental portrait of Peckham’s changing communities, blending ambient rap, chill-out grime and memories of friendship, nightlife and loss. Jadasea says his development has been rooted in community, including his early…
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Asus ROG Swift PG32UCWM review
PC Gamer’s review presents the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCWM as a promising high-end gaming monitor chiefly because its new RGB-stripe OLED panel should improve text clarity and colour precision over earlier OLED sub-pixel layouts. Its combination of 4K resolution and high refresh rates targets players seeking both detailed image quality and competitive speed, though its…
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Netflix Snaps Up Iconic Turkish Drama ‘Fatmagül’ For Latin America
Netflix has acquired the Turkish drama Fatmagül for streaming across Latin America, where it will launch on 19 August. The deal underlines the continued international appeal of Turkish television dramas and gives a long-running series a new streaming audience in a region traditionally associated with telenovelas. Produced by Ay Yapim and originally broadcast on Kanal…
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Congress must fix our temporary protected status problem
Mullin closed the statutory-review door on temporary protected status, but that was only the beginning.
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Hundreds of Lime bikes left scattered over Sydney following City2Surf has left locals fuming about blocked streets and bus stops
Hundreds of Lime hire bikes were reportedly left scattered across Sydney after the City2Surf race, prompting complaints from residents about obstructed pavements, streets and bus stops. The incident has renewed concerns over how shared e-bikes are parked and managed after major public events, particularly where they may impede pedestrians and public transport users. Locals said…