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The slow race, where NASA’s space launch system rockets were put together for next year’s Artemis II Moon Mission, jumped a major hurdle over the weekend.The 212-foot core stage was placed on Sunday along with two solid rocket boosters in the Kennedy Space Center Vehicle Assembly Building. This means a rocket that provides vitality for what will be the first crew mission in the Artemis program.Core Stage’s four RS-25 engines are combined and converted from the Space Shuttle program, with two boosters offering 8.8 million pounds of thrust upon lift-off.While SpaceX’s Starship is outweighing its lift-off thrust, SLS remains the…

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Florida is allocating more than $389 million in grants to improve water quality and expand its water supply infrastructure, as announced by Gov. Ron DeSantis. The funds include $189 million in water quality improvement grants, $55 million in alternative water supply grants, and additional allocations to programs focused on the Indian River Lagoon, Karozahachie basin, and Biscayne Bay. A total of 31 high-priority projects were selected to combat nutritional pollution by upgrading wastewater and stormwater treatment facilities and migrating purification systems to sewer connections. These projects are expected to cut more than 1.1 million pounds of nitrogen and 286,000 pounds…

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Ottawa’s emissions reduction plan could drive Alberta into a “deep recession” by 2030, raising consumer prices nationwide and lowering Canadian income by 2050, says a new report from the Alberta Government’s commissioned Canadian Conference Committee.The report, published on January 21 and updated on March 24, examines the potential economic impact of Canada’s Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP), a series of measures that proposed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40-45% by 2030 compared to 2005 levels.The plan includes measurements, some ongoing developments, and other other under development, including carbon pricing, oil and gas emission caps, clean electricity regulations, and electric vehicles…

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Since President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, the chaotic changes have overturned all federal agencies, and Social Security is no exception despite its long-standing status as the “third railroad” in American politics.During the campaign, Trump pledged not to cut benefits to eligible recipients, and the White House said in a March 11 press release that “the Trump administration will not cut benefits for Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid.” And so far it has held the pledge to keep benefits levels untouched.However, in the weeks since the administration began, changes to regulations and staff cuts have already been announced that could affect…

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For years, watching the water rise from the water, followed by cranes laying the huge concrete slabs that ultimately make up the road, and Tampa Bay commuters first travelled the new eight-lane Howard Frankland Bridge Tuesday morning.However, some of the features that distinguish this new bridge from its predecessor are still a few months away. It’s already been one year that commuters will have the option of using four highway lanes (two in each direction) on new bridges or pedestrians and bike paths. Once completed, the pass is tied to the main roads and boasts four lookout spots. The light…

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The upper chamber of the island parliament has sent bills for royal consent, and by 2027, a suicide assisted suicide service could be introduced.As the dying bill took a final step towards the law, terminal people on Human Island can choose to commit suicide.The island is likely to become the first part of the British Isles to legalize suicide assidaped after the law proposed by the upper chamber of Parliament was voted.Members of what is known as the Legislative Council approved the final reading of the dying bill on Tuesday.The bill is currently proposed for royal consent, at which point…

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NEW YORK (AP) – Brands that were associated with music piracy before reappearing as subscription music services are on sale for an endless reality for $207 million.The tech startup announced on Tuesday that it had purchased Napstar in the hopes of converting its streaming service to a social music platform. Artists can now connect with their fans and monetize their works more.”The Internet has evolved from desktop to mobile, from mobile to social, and now we are in an immersive era. But music streaming remains much the same. It’s time to rethink what is possible.”In plans to update Napster, Infinite…

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BELGRADE, Fla. (WFLA) – A three-year-old boy accidentally shot his hand with a handgun left on the couch, according to an arrest affidavit. On Monday, detectives from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office responded to Lakeside Medical Center in Belgrade to investigate events that led to child injuries. Mom, after 10-year-old child dies from “terrifying abuse,” her boyfriend is now facing murder charges: Sun It was discovered that the infant shot his left hand with a loaded CZ P-10 S handgun left by the coach. Investigators with the child and family told a young boy in the hospital about the…

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The federal lawsuit accuses Times Publishing of failing to pay in full for several years to a trust controlled by the late Widow, the company’s former owner, Nelson Pointer. A complaint filed last week with Virginia on behalf of the trust in the name of Marion K. Pointer seeks interest in addition to more than $7 million.Company spokesman Morgan Whiteley issued a statement Tuesday.”Mrs. Pointer’s trust has received about $29 million since her lifetime,” the statement read. “This legal action is unfortunate and we disagree with the alleged liability. We want to resolve this issue in a friendly way.”Marion Pointer…

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“The administration is dealing with what happened,” House Speaker Mike Johnson said.House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said on Monday evening that White House national security adviser Mike Waltz and Defense Secretary Pete Hegses should not face discipline in chats they had via a signal from an encrypted messaging app that allegedly includes plans to attack Yemeni terrorist groups.Johnson was asked by a camera reporter about the report of Atlantic Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg. He was somehow added to the chat group.”Of course not,” Johnson replied when asked if the two should face some kind of punishment.”The administration, as I understand, I…

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