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🚨 The Trump administration fired its climate researchers — but the scientists refused to let public climate data vanish. Meet the woman behind this work. In 2025, the federal government terminated operations of NOAA's Climate. gov, laying off its staff and making decades of climate data, maps, and reports difficult for the public to find. Rather than letting 15 years of vital research fade into obscurity, former program director Rebecca Lindsey, along with her sister Mary Lindsey and colleague Anna Eshelman, decided to take matters into their own hands. The trio rallied the scientific community and successfully launched Climate. us on June 23, 2026 — a nonpartisan, nonprofit website dedicated to keeping complex climate information accessible to educators, farmers, and everyday citizens. The grassroots resurrection of this crucial resource was powered entirely outside government infrastructure, utilizing over 2,500 small donations and the expertise of more than 80 volunteer scientist reviewers. Climate. us restores access to interactive climate dashboards, expert science explainers, and the now-deleted Fifth National Climate Assessment. By rebuilding essential features like search systems and data visualizations, these scientists are ensuring that public knowledge remains shielded from political interference. As Rebecca Lindsey noted, trusted climate science should not disappear just because political administrations change. source: Barnes, J. (2026). Trump dismantled a federal climate website. These women rebuilt it. The 19th News.
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A video tracking how many students stop to pet their school’s therapy dog over 30 minutes
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Hidden fragments of our history.
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If you’ve ever loved a dog, you know this feeling all too well. ❤️
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ArtSpace is a dynamic public artwork in Beijing, China, created by Auspicious Art as a suspended kinetic canopy. Made from lightweight ribbons and mesh, its cloud-like form shifts visually with sunlight, wind, and perspective.
Francisco Gómez de Tejada | arquitecto
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The surreal sight of Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia after rainfall. 📽: gabrielaalvarez31/ig
Explore The World
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🌎You're looking at Earth's shadow 🌑 This striking composite reveals its full circular shape using images of lunar eclipses captured over 22 years. During each eclipse, the Moon passed through a different section of the shadow, gradually tracing out the enormous dark circle our planet casts into space. And no, lunar eclipses don't happen every month. The Moon's orbit is tilted relative to Earth's, so the Full Moon usually passes above or below our planet's shadow. How many lunar eclipses have you witnessed?
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Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos fired a disproportionate number of journalists who wouldn’t support Trump & right wing propaganda. So they founded a NEW newspaper to fight disinformation from the Trump regime. Welcome & support the *The Washington Sun* (and stop using Amazon)
Welcome to The Washington Sun. washingtonsun.com/
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THERE ARE SOLUTIONS… While America fights over where to put the next massive AI data center, China already has them under the ocean. Now Samsung is developing floating AI data centers that could move massive computing workloads offshore. Maybe the future of AI infrastructure doesn’t have to be planted in the middle of our communities.
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The surveillance state grows with every new local contract, grant, and camera that flies under the radar until there are thousands of them. Now those cameras sit outside our schools, logging the daily movements of ordinary families. My Fourth Amendment Restoration and Protection Act would require the government to get a warrant for this type of surveillance. nypost.com/2026/09/08/us-new…
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The face of a madman
The president responded furiously at a female journalist who dared to ask about his fishy $1.35 trillion election bribe. thedailybeast.com/trump-expl…
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People didn't suddenly become allergic to work. The deal got worse. Working 40 hours was a lot easier to tolerate when 40 hours bought: Housing. Food. A car. A vacation occasionally. Some savings. And maybe a future. Take away enough of the reward and eventually people start questioning the transaction. The problem isn't always that nobody wants to work. Sometimes the paycheck stopped making the work worth it.
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Apparently some people need to be reminded that he already said he was giving $5,000 DOGE checks, and didn’t.
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Cloudflare? Seriously? Maybe you you check a companies complaints before putting them in charge of your business site. It's been going wrong for days.
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It's Not on the News. Think about this. Many people aren't online except for email. They hear online news is fake. I bounced between 2 channels and they didn't mention it. The people will not call their representatives or their congressman son if they don't see it on the news.

ALT Breaking News GIF by stealth_tahoe

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Northern Lights visible from the southern coast of UK!😍
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🚨 Trump’s Truth Social right now is pure chaos. What exactly is the 25th Amendment for, if not this?
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