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- 1UN General Assembly session by the numbers●The most recent session of the # UnitedNations was summarized this way by Ian Bremmer: "unga81* by the numbers: longest
The UN General Assembly's latest session is being summed up with statistics shared by political scientist Ian Bremmer. Trump's speech for the United States was the longest at 5,203 words, while Nicaragua delivered the shortest at 574 words. Artificial intelligence came up in speeches from 116 of the 194 member states, with four mentions of 'super intelligence'.
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The word 'tomba', Italian for tomb, is drawing a wave of searches in Italy, ranking first among trending terms in the country. One related item currently circulating concerns an Appia Day weekend in Rome, hosted by heritage group Italia Nostra, with a meeting on the future of the ancient Appian Way, an area dotted with historic tombs and monuments. No other details about a specific tomb or discovery have been reported.
- 3VCU Health neurologist uses bold art to depict neurological disease▼VCU Health neurologist’s bold artwork illustrates how it feels for patients to live with neurological diseases
A neurologist at VCU Health is gaining attention for bold, vivid artwork that portrays what it feels like to live with neurological diseases. The paintings aim to give patients a way to express experiences that are hard to put into words, and to help the public better understand conditions treated at the Richmond, Virginia health system.
- 4Legal Scholars Slam Amendment 83 as Vague Bid to Hijack Wildlife Management▼Legal Scholars Describe Amendment 83 Language as “Vague” and “Undefined” and Call It an Attempt to “Hijack” Wildlife Management
Legal scholars are criticizing Amendment 83, describing its language as vague and undefined and arguing the measure amounts to an attempt to hijack wildlife management authority. The critique, voiced through the advocacy group Animal Wellness Action, suggests the amendment could shift control over wildlife policy in ways experts warn are legally ambiguous and potentially harmful to established management frameworks.
- 5Daniel Dale marks 10 years fact-checking Trump's falsehoods●Daniel Dale has been covering Trump’s lies for 10 years! (I remember folllowing his reporting way back when.) Now he has
CNN reporter Daniel Dale has published a retrospective marking ten years of documenting Donald Trump's false statements. Dale, who built his reputation tracking Trump's claims first at the Toronto Star and later at CNN, is noted for bluntly calling them "lies" rather than softening the wording to "false claims." Readers are sharing the piece and recalling following his fact-checking coverage since its early days.
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