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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Now PlayingArtemis II crew speaks with NBC News from Orion capsule00:47UP NEXTPlane makes emergency landing on Pennsylvania highway00:24Southern California faces first wildfires of the season00:27Helicopter drops marshmallows for Easter tradition00:19Search for F-15 pilot in Iran enters second day00:41Why the NCAA is calling for changes to gambling laws01:41Pope Leo marks Good Friday with cross procession at Colosseum00:24Trump says downing of U.S. jet won’t impact Iran negotiations00:45NASA shares photos of Earth taken by Artemis II crew00:25Firings in Trump 1.0 vs Trump 2.001:33Could Lee Zeldin be the next attorney…

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I n November of 2024, I was at my desk in the home office, doing the unremarkable work of spreadsheets and email, when my wife appeared in the hallway outside the bathroom. She did not call out or raise her voice. She made an urgent hand motion, the kind you make when you are trying not to alarm children. Our two sons were in the tub, laughing at something private and momentary, as children do. She pulled me toward the doorway and whispered, “Look.” Above the bathtub is a skylight. It looks out onto nothing in particular, and at night…

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Update: After co-starring in this year’s Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, it seems like Barry Keoghan will be sitting out the upcoming sequel series. It’s been confirmed that Jamie Bell has been recast as Duke Shelby for the upcoming show, which marks the second time this character has been recast in this franchise to date. Previously, Conrad Khan played the younger version of the character in series six of the show. The show is to be set ten years after the events of The Immortal Man, placing it in the early 1950s. Joining Bell is Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things) as…

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INDIANAPOLIS — Arizona freshman power forward Koa Peat was what college basketball scouts call an early bloomer in high school. He was bigger and stronger than his peers at an early age and also more productive.He’s the son of a former NFL offensive lineman and he looked the part even as a 15-year-old. He was physical, able to play through contact and had an early knack for getting to his spots inside of 12 feet. While he would take his conditioning and consequent athleticism to new levels in the next three years, the DNA of his game would remain largely…

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When Kekoa Gittens was 3, his preschool teacher told his mother he was a problem. He couldn’t sit still. He didn’t participate. When other kids learned the alphabet, he didn’t pay attention.The next year, Kekoa’s classroom problems worsened. His mother, Sonia Gittens, took him to his pediatrician, who referred the boy to an eye doctor.That doctor looked at the back of Kekoa’s eyes and diagnosed him with myopic degeneration, a dramatic form of nearsightedness.“They are too little. They don’t know how to express themselves and say, ‘I cannot see it, teacher,’ ” said Sonia Gittens, who lives in the Marin…

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US and Iranian forces have been searching for a missing American crew member after a US warplane was shot down.Iran claimed to have shot down two US warplanes, one F-15 flying over the southwest of the country and a second plane involved in a mission to rescue the F-15’s crew.Two crew members were in the F-15 jet. One member was rescued and the other airman is still missing, the BBC’s news partner CBS reports. The pilot of the second downed plane, an A-10 Warthog, ejected safely over the Gulf and was rescued, CBS reports.Iran is offering rewards to anyone who…

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The Nino index (Nino3.4) has just reached Nino-neutral, but global SST (sea surface temperature) has matched the highest level for this date, which was achieved during the last El Nino.Super warming is clear. Look for a global temperature soon of at least +1.7C, even if the… pic.twitter.com/yP7AK7VXNa — James Edward Hansen (@DrJamesEHansen) March 31, 2026 How declining cloudiness is accelerating global warming Carbon Brief Ocean heat content in 2025 Nature ‘Fast-food ocean’: climate change is draining sea’s nutrition Oceanographic Arctic ice loss brings dual heatwaves to Europe and eastern Asia To have an idea of the exceptionality of this March…

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Thousands of Catholic devotees commemorated Good Friday across Latin America with processions and ceremonies re-enacting the crucifixion of Jesus. In Antigua, a colonial-era city in southern Guatemala, dozens dressed in purple and white robes and made their way under the early morning sun, many of them penitents known as “cucuruchos.” Others carried centuries-old images of Jesus through cobblestone streets. The city hosts more than a dozen processions throughout Holy Week, set against a backdrop of volcanoes. Marcos Bautista, 63, said he has attended the Good Friday observances since his father brought him along as a baby in his arms. “To…

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The Rise of Spacious Handbags Among CelebritiesA-listers like Jennifer Garner and Sarah Jessica Parker are redefining summer fashion by swapping their tiny purses for spacious shoulder bags. This shift comes at a perfect time for busy days filled with errands and adventures. Oversized bags not only amp up style but also offer practicality unmatched by their smaller counterparts.These roomy totes can seamlessly transition from day to night. For example, Parker’s sleek handbag from Freja New York is ideal for keeping essentials organized. With multiple pockets and a chic foldover closure, it’s a must-have for any outfit, whether you’re dressing up…

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