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Rocks On Rapa Nui Tell The Story Of A Small Resilient Population
Research counters the notion of a doomed, overpopulated island.
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The Weekly News Quiz: June 28
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Julian Assange’s Last Battle Plays Out In Saipan
The placid island is briefly mobbed by the media as the WikiLeaks founder attended a final hearing at the U.S. Courthouse there.
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Supreme Court Upholds Law Barring Those With Domestic Violence Restraining Orders From Possessing Firearms
At issue was a 1994 federal gun control law, and whether it conflicted with a 2022 Supreme Court ruling.
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The World Is Farming More Seafood Than It Catches. Is That A Good Thing?
From both a climate and a nutritional standpoint, smaller fish and sea vegetables are also both good options.
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Supreme Court Justices Were Secretly Recorded. What Does That Mean For The Rest Of Us?
The recordings highlight two significant problems society faces.
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The Weekly News Quiz: June 14
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Why The Future Of Democracy Could Depend On Your Group Chats
Admins, moderators and influencers rule their communities with powers that the software grants them, suppressing conflict through the digital equivalent of censorship and exile.
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The Weekly News Quiz: June 7
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