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    USCIS Clarifies When an Immigrant Counts as Under 21▼USCIS Answers Thorny Question of When an Alien ‘Is Under 21 Years of Age’✉newsWorldImmigration46 min ago

    US Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued guidance answering how age under 21 is determined, a question with major consequences for immigration classifications that hinge on whether an applicant is still a child. The clarification, highlighted by the Center for Immigration Studies, addresses a long-standing ambiguity that has affected young applicants' eligibility at the age cutoff.

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    Journalist Anand Giridharadas is drawing renewed attention after telling CNN that abandonment is 'the defining political emotion of this age.' He has also published new immersive reporting, including a New York Times account of five minutes riding the F train across 442 pages, and a New Yorker piece about spending a night living in Penn Station. His blend of political commentary and experiential journalism is prompting discussion about alienation and economic dislocation in America.

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    A self-described UFO whistleblower appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast claimed that aliens operate an underwater base in the ocean spanning multiple city blocks. The claim, made during a recent interview, has drawn attention online as clips and discussion of the remarks circulate, adding to ongoing public debate over government secrecy and unexplained aerial phenomena.

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    Republicans are trying to balance competing demands on immigration policy as midterm elections approach. The party faces pressure to deliver on tough border promises to its base while avoiding positions that could alienate swing voters, including Hispanic and suburban constituencies. The issue remains a central test of the party's message heading into the campaign.

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    Ancient ocean chemistry may guide search for alien life▼Ocean chemistry on ancient Earth could help scientists search for life on alien worlds✉newsEnvironmentOceans4 min ago

    Scientists say the chemistry of Earth's ancient oceans could serve as a guide in the search for life on other planets. By studying how early marine conditions supported the emergence of life, researchers hope to identify chemical signatures worth looking for on alien worlds, sharpening the focus of future missions and telescopic observations of distant planets.

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    Twelve-Year Time-Lapse Shows Star With Four Orbiting Planets●A 12-year sequence of telescope images of a star and four planets orbitingYhn3875 h ago

    A newly shared sequence of telescope images condenses 12 years of observations into a short time-lapse showing a distant star with four planets orbiting it. The animation makes the exoplanets' slow orbital motion visible, something rarely captured directly, and is drawing wide attention as a striking example of direct imaging of alien worlds.

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    Scientists recreate Enceladus's ocean chemistry in the lab▼Scientists recreate Enceladus’s ocean and watch Earth microbes thrive✉newsEnvironmentOceans4 min ago

    Researchers have built a laboratory replica of the ocean of Enceladus, Saturn's icy moon, and found that Earth microbes can survive in it. The experiment suggests conditions beneath the moon's frozen shell may be more hospitable to life than assumed, boosting interest in future missions to sample the plumes of water escaping into space.

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    Sci-fi serial chapter puts medic in a moral bind▼Chapter 9 - "Caduceus" The Cadir have started boarding the Liberator, and violence has broken out in multiple sections.MmastodonCultureBooks53 h ago

    A writer has posted Chapter 9 of their science fiction serial, titled "Caduceus". In the new instalment, the alien Cadir begin boarding the spaceship Liberator, sparking violence in several sections. The drama centres on Doctor Akari Takuma, who fights to keep her patients alive in the overrun medical bay despite being unable to bring herself to kill her attackers.

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    Alienware ultrawide OLED gaming monitor gets $100 discount●Ultrawide Alienware OLED monitor deal knocks $100 off the MSRP of this 240Hz gaming display✉newsCultureGaming1 h ago

    An Alienware ultrawide OLED gaming monitor is currently available at $100 below its manufacturer's suggested retail price. The display features a 240Hz refresh rate, aimed at gamers seeking fast response times and a wide field of view. Gaming and tech deal outlets are highlighting the discount as a chance to pick up a premium OLED panel at a reduced price.

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    Best early Prime Day gaming monitor deals 2026●Best early Prime Day gaming monitor deals 2026: Samsung, Alienware, and MSI✉newsCultureGaming3 h ago

    Early Prime Day discounts on gaming monitors are being rounded up, with Samsung, Alienware, and MSI models highlighted as the standout offers for 2026. Shoppers are comparing refresh rates, screen sizes, and price cuts ahead of the main sales event. The deals are drawing attention from gamers looking to upgrade their setups without waiting for the official Prime Day date.

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    Fans Gather for The Ark Season 3 Watch Party●📢 *JUST 2 HOURS*** until our 4th ***The Ark*** season 3 watch/rewatch party! The back half of the season is building byMmastodonCultureTelevision76 h ago

    Fans of the sci-fi series The Ark are holding their fourth group watch and rewatch party for season 3, gathering online to view the latest episodes together. Participants say the back half of the season is escalating, with each episode adding another conspiracy or unsettling alien phenomenon, and the show's familiar genre tropes are becoming a talking point in themselves.

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    Round-Up Donation Requests at Checkout Can Backfire●When Asking for a Donation at Checkout Can Backfire✉newsBusinessFinance6 h ago

    Retailers commonly ask shoppers to round up their bill or add a small donation to charity at checkout, but the tactic can alienate customers. New commentary highlights how repeated prompts at the register may irritate shoppers, create guilt pressure, and even damage trust in both the store and the charity, turning a well-meaning fundraising tool into a liability for brands.

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    The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has opened a rare Indigenous art exhibit in Palm Springs, California. The exhibition, reported by The Desert Sun, showcases works of Indigenous art at the tribe's cultural venue in the desert resort city. It marks a notable addition to Palm Springs' cultural calendar and highlights Native American artistic traditions in the region.