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Chris Brunet (@realchrisbrunet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"The [Iraqi] people want to be free, people will rejoice ... We have evidence and information that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction ... There's no question that Saddam Hussein possesses biological and chemical weapons.'' - Ari Fleisher, March 2003

Rutger Bregman (@rcbregman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Absolutely incredible footage from today, the biggest protest of the 21st century in The Netherlands. 150,000 people in The Hague to protest against the genocide in Palestine.

Micah Erfan (@micah_erfan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 BREAKING: Vance Boelter voted in last year’s Presidential primary but didn’t vote in the Democratic Primary, according to data from the state party. The state Republican Party has refused to reveal whether Vance voted in their primary, citing “privacy.” (Source: Star

🚨 BREAKING: Vance Boelter voted in last year’s Presidential primary but didn’t vote in the Democratic Primary, according to data from the state party.

The state Republican Party has refused to reveal whether Vance voted in their primary, citing “privacy.”

(Source: Star
Drop Site (@dropsitenews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨BREAKING: Associated Press reports at least 38 Palestinians have been shot dead on Monday near U.S.- and Israeli-controlled GHF food distribution centers, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. In the deadliest day yet of the near-daily shootings, witnesses said Israeli forces

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Pano raised a $44M Series B for their wildfire early detection eyes-in-the-sky startup. Wildfires have only become more fierce over the years and now we have software, computer vision and smart cameras to stop them before they become giant & unstoppable wsj.com/articles/ai-wi…

Pano raised a $44M Series B for their wildfire early detection eyes-in-the-sky startup. Wildfires have only become more fierce over the years and now we have software, computer vision and smart cameras to stop them before they become giant & unstoppable

wsj.com/articles/ai-wi…
Evan Hill (@evanhill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The scale of destruction in Gaza "stands out even among the most extreme wartime cases in modern history" haaretz.com/israel-news/20…

Ramez Naam (@ramez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's unacceptable for policing to look like this in America. This should both frighten and outrage anyone who wants the US to remain a free society.

It's unacceptable for policing to look like this in America. This should both frighten and outrage anyone who wants the US to remain a free society.
Nicholas Decker 🏳️‍🌈🌐🇺🇦 (@captgouda24) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What happened to science and innovation when we restricted immigration in the past? The US anti-immigration quotas prevented at least a thousand major scientists from immigrating. Their loss not only deprived us of innovation, but made native scientists less productive too.

What happened to science and innovation when we restricted immigration in the past? The US anti-immigration quotas prevented at least a thousand major scientists from immigrating. Their loss not only deprived us of innovation, but made native scientists less productive too.
Gaza Notifications (@gazanotice) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Gaza – Six-year-old Mira Abu Shamala, who lost her mother at the beginning of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, was killed yesterday in an Israeli airstrike.

🚨Gaza – Six-year-old Mira Abu Shamala, who lost her mother at the beginning of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, was killed yesterday in an Israeli airstrike.
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200 years ago, in 1825, Michael Faraday extracted a clear, sweet-smelling liquid from the oily residues of London’s gas lamps. He named it benzene and nothing in chemistry would ever be the same. What set benzene apart, even from the moment of its discovery, was its resistance

200 years ago, in 1825, Michael Faraday extracted a clear, sweet-smelling liquid from the oily residues of London’s gas lamps. He named it benzene and nothing in chemistry would ever be the same.

What set benzene apart, even from the moment of its discovery, was its resistance