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This one's a story about cave explorers who release an invisible prehistoric monster

Claude Rains stars as Maximus, a phony mind-reader, who finds his predictions coming true

Just a month after the Supreme Court granted former President Donald Trump broad immunity from prosecution for crimes committed in office, President Joe Biden has laid out a plan to reform the court. On Monday, Biden called for 18-year term limits, an enforceable code of ethics and an end to presidential immunity, though he stopped short of supporting court expansion. “This is a pretty big deal,” says Jennifer Ahearn, senior counsel in the Brennan Center’s Judiciary Program, though she notes that “politically, we have a ways to go before the views of the ... continua

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For several months, from the Seychelles Islands to the Somali coast, Olivier Joulie went to meet fishing bosses, soldiers and even pirates... His very detailed investigation betrays the disarray that reigns in a region where fish catches are multiplying hostages.
Covering two million square kilometers, from the Indian Ocean to the Gulf of Aden, the area has become one of all dangers. In 2009, more than two hundred ships were victims of acts of piracy there. Giant oil tankers, cruise ships or fishing boats, no building is safe. In Port Victoria, the crews of Spanish ... continua

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Furono i popoli antichi, guardando il cielo, a riconoscere per primi la presenza della nostra galassia: una striscia di bianco latte che venne chiamata appunto Via Lattea, e che diede la nascita al termine stesso “galassia” (dal greco galaxias, di latte).
Eppure, solo nel corso del Novecento gli astronomi hanno scoperto che quel fiume bianco visibile dal nostro pianeta è solo una piccola parte di un vasto disco di stelle. Solo allora hanno iniziato a teorizzare il meccanismo di formazione della nostra galassia e dei miliardi di galassie dell’universo che via ... continua

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In Sudan, a recent United Nations fact-finding mission documented “harrowing” human rights violations committed by both the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, including indiscriminate attacks on civilians, schools, hospitals, water and power supplies. Civilians have also been subjected to torture, arbitrary detention and gruesome sexual violence. Over 20,000 people have been killed and 13 million displaced over the past 16 months. The war has also destroyed the country’s healthcare system and caused an outbreak of diseases like cholera, ... continua

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