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Streaming services are the primary way a lot of people consume their media of choice, whether that be music or TV shows or movies. Not everybody is on board, though, and some of those who are have started to tire of it. Regular price increases and limited streaming libraries have some consumers returning to physical media — vinyl, CDs, 4Ks — preferring objects they can hold and own over streaming options that can vanish at any time. Companies are more than happy to support this wave: Whatever you might be into, each month brings a slew of new releases that…

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Elections in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan on Tuesday reinforced a picture that’s becoming increasingly clear – while President Donald Trump still dominates the Republican Party, Democrats seem to have the momentum ahead of November’s midterm elections. The biggest test of Trump’s power came in Indiana, where he backed primary challenges against seven Republican state senators who rejected his redistricting plan in December. Five of the president’s candidates won with the help of an avalanche of cash. Meanwhile in Michigan, a Democrat comfortably won a state Senate race in a bellwether district, the latest in a string of special election victories.…

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The second round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs continued Tuesday with two more Game 1s. The top seeds in the East and West both pulled away for victories. The Detroit Pistons defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers, 111-101, and the Oklahoma City Thunder pulled away from the Los Angeles Lakers for an 18-point win.OKC has yet to lose this postseason, and the Pistons are up 1-0 in a playoff series for the first time since 2008. Let’s take a look at the big winners and losers from Tuesday night’s action.  Winner: Clutch Cade CunninghamPistons guard helped Detroit pull away lateWhen Cade Cunningham went to the bench with…

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The Pentagon’s counterintelligence agency is contracting a company with ties to China’s state financial infrastructure to identify threats from military firms — entities that Beijing could use to hide the dangers, national security analysts disclosed to The Washington Times. The $21.2 million contract from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency was awarded to Moody’s Analytics, which is linked to a Chinese credit rating company that could be used to compromise U.S. counterintelligence activity, a review of the contract and the companies involved shows. Moody’s Analytics owns a 30% stake in China’s main credit rating firm that has given top financial…

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You may have noticed things look a little different when visiting ProPublica’s website recently or encountering our work on other platforms, such as Apple News or Instagram. We’ve updated our logo and our typefaces, and we made improvements to the design and functionality of our homepage and how we present our work. We wanted to take a moment to tell you what’s changed and why. The biggest changes you’ll notice on our homepage are structural. Many of our investigations come with supporting material, including visual explainers, details on our methodology or ways to send us tips. Our new design allows…

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President Trump’s gambit to push out of office several of the Indiana Republicans who defied his redistricting efforts appeared to largely succeed on Tuesday.Five of the Indiana state senators who voted against redrawing the state’s House maps last year lost their Republican primaries on Tuesday, ousted by Trump-endorsed primary challengers, The Associated Press projected. A sixth Trump-supported candidate also won the GOP primary in an open seat where a Republican who rejected redistricting decided not to run for reelection. One senator survived a primary challenge backed by the president on Tuesday. One primary between an anti-redistricting Republican and a Trump endorsee…

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Why do people who eat a lot of pomegranates tend to have a healthier heart? According to biomedical researchers based in Wales, UK, we might have an answer. The scientists report that punicalagin, an antioxidant that gives pomegranates their rich red hue, seems to have powerful cardioprotective effects.But here’s the kicker: many of us won’t get much benefit from eating the fruit. It turns out that we can’t absorb this heart-healthy chemical directly from pomegranates. Luckily for us, the researchers say they’ve identified the key chemical players that could protect your heart – and they can be extracted and purified into a…

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By Joshua Tyler | Published 19 seconds ago Robert A. Heinlein is, without question, one of the greatest science fiction writers of all time. That’s especially evident when you look at his earlier work. Heinlein changed as he aged. His work became more pointed, more bitter, and the sexual freedom he espoused in his work turned into something more libidinous. He never stopped creating great works, though, and he never stopped coming up with innovative ideas. Author Robert A. Heinlein Heinlein’s early and mid-career work is regarded as genius, and he’s one of the original fathers of meaningful, modern science…

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United States President Donald Trump has said that the US military operation to move stranded ships out of the Strait of Hormuz has been paused temporarily.Trump made the announcement on his Truth Social platform on Tuesday.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listHe said the decision was made “based on the request” of Pakistan and other countries and the “fact that Great Progress has been made toward a Complete and Final Agreement” with representatives of Iran.“We have mutually agreed that, while the Blockade will remain in full force and effect, Project Freedom (The Movement of Ships through the Strait of…

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The court has fast-tracked its decision demolishing the VRA, helping Southern states redraw their maps before the midterms. Ad Policy Supporters of voting rights hold signs outside the US Supreme Court on October 15, 2025.(Celal Gunes / Anadolu via Getty Images) People say that the wheels of justice turn slowly, but the Supreme Court’s Republican supermajority has shown time and again that it can act with great alacrity when it wants to crush the civil and political rights of Black citizens. When the court wants to participate in some racism, it can move like Sonic the damn Hedgehog. The Supreme…

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