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Arch Manning leads Texas to 28-24 win over LSU with game-winning TDJordan sentences three men to death for October church attack that killed nineSpencer Knight's stick gets stuck, Kyle Connor scores for Jets' victoryJoana Rosa challenges José Maria Neves for Cape Verde's first female presidentChadd Sayers confirms sandpaper incident, contradicts Pat Cummins' denialASEAN leaders meet in Manila to tackle energy crisis, South China Sea disputesStudents in Paris and rural France protest for educational equalityJudge temporarily blocks Trump’s plan to redevelop East Potomac golf course in D.C.Arch Manning leads Texas to 28-24 win over LSU with game-winning TD•Jordan sentences three men to death for October church attack that killed nine•Spencer Knight's stick gets stuck, Kyle Connor scores for Jets' victory•Joana Rosa challenges José Maria Neves for Cape Verde's first female president•Chadd Sayers confirms sandpaper incident, contradicts Pat Cummins' denial•ASEAN leaders meet in Manila to tackle energy crisis, South China Sea disputes•Students in Paris and rural France protest for educational equality•Judge temporarily blocks Trump’s plan to redevelop East Potomac golf course in D.C.•

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Colombian researchers uncover ancient ocean fossils challenging evolution theories

Researchers in Colombia have discovered fossils of a diverse ancient marine ecosystem with giant predators, challenging the idea that major evolutionary changes require mass extinctions. This finding...

ScienceDaily · 6 days ago · 2 min read

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Great Pacific Garbage Patch alters ocean color, threatens marine ecosystems

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is changing the ocean's color due to intensified blue and green hues caused by microplastics, which disrupt light scattering. This shift potentially affects marine ecosystems...

Scientific American · 10 days ago · 1 min read

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