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Florida axes sociology as required class at state universities in latest attack on ‘woke’

Move by state education officials picked by Republican governor removes the course as a graduation component Education leaders in Florida have removed sociology as a graduation component at state universities in Republican governor Ron DeSantis’s latest attack on what he sees as the “woke” indoctrination of students. The move on Thursday by a majority of DeSantis’s hand-picked university board of governors effectively relegates the stand-alone Introduction to Sociology course to a makeweight ele

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Starmer says Iran and Ukraine wars could reshape global order and ‘define us for a generation’ – UK politics live

His remarks come as foreign secretary Yvette Cooper meets her counterparts at a G7 meeting in France Hello and welcome to the UK politics blog, follow along to get the latest updates. Foreign secretary Yvette Cooper is in France today for the meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Vaux-de-Cernay, near Paris, where she is expected to speak with US secretary of state Marco Rubio . On top of the agenda is the conflict in the Middle East, with reports suggesting Rubio will ask ministers for help reopeni

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European intelligence agencies believe Russia is supplying drones to Iran, says official

Intelligence reports find Russia is close to completing phased shipment of drones, medicine and food Middle East crisis – live updates Intelligence agencies in Europe believe Russia is in the final stages of preparing to supply supply drones to Iran for use in its war with the US and Israel, according to a senior European official. Russia has already been providing intelligence sharing with Tehran to help it target US forces in the region, the official said, but the upcoming delivery of explosiv

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ICE doubled its use of ankle monitors for legal immigrants in the past year: ‘A very harmful phenomenon’

Agency uses devices, which are uncomfortable and interfere with employment, to push people to self-deport, advocates say Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox For five years, an asylum-seeking woman attended routine check-ins with immigration authorities without issue. At her most recent appointment in October, she was unexpectedly ordered to strap on an ankle monitor, according to her attorney, Deepa Bijpuria. Bijpuria, a supervising attorney in the immig

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Biker gangs and hired hands: how Iran is increasingly outsourcing its terror campaigns

Experts see potential hallmarks of Iranian involvement in firebombing of four ambulances in Golders Green on Monday To some it was the moment the mask slipped. Wearing an open-necked white shirt, Mohsen Rafighdoost, former minister of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), was filmed last March fondly reminiscing with an interviewer from the Tehran-based Dibdan Iran news website about the assassinations he had organised around Europe. There was Prince Shahriar Shafiq, the last Shah of Ira

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Brian Cox says UK physics funding cuts are ‘destruction of the future’

Cuts of nearly 70% may force university departments to close and ‘annihilate’ research, scientists say British physicists have shaped our understanding of nature and the universe for more than a century, uncovering the building blocks of matter and furthering our knowledge on cosmic puzzles from the big bang to black holes. But senior scientists warned on Friday that the field of particle theory faces an existential threat after universities were informed of savage cuts to research. Brian Cox ,

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

Rare tongue-shaped fungus discovered in nature reserve in West Sussex

Microglossum cyanobasis – or blue-based earthtongue – is only the second such specimen ever to be found in Europe The discovery of a rare, tongue-shaped fungus is being hailed as a sign of the crucial ecological value of England’s national nature reserves. Never before recorded in the UK, the blue-based earthtongue, also known as Microglossum cyanobasis , was found sprouting at the Kingley Vale national nature reserve in West Sussex. Continue reading...

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NBC News · Oct 8

109-year-old veteran kicks off Orioles' season with Opening Day pitch

Arthur Green, 109, throws out the ceremonial first pitch Thursday at Oriole Park.

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

Man who allegedly planted bomb at US air force base at large after fleeing to China

Alen Zheng, a US citizen, allegedly planted device that went undiscovered for a week at MacDill air force base in Florida A man who allegedly planted a bomb that went undiscovered for a week in the visitors center of the Florida headquarters of US Central Command, which oversees the ongoing war in Iran, remained at large on Friday after fleeing to China. Authorities charged Alen Zheng and his sister Ann Mary Zheng, both US citizens in separate indictments this week for their alleged role in plan

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NBC News · Oct 8

Charges filed against suspect in 1990 'Lovers' Lane' cold case murders

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From The Sports Desk: Hoopin’ in the heartland

Trey Kaufman-Renn #4 of the Purdue Boilermakers celebrates with teammates after making the game-winning shot against the Texas Longhorns during the second half in the Sweet Sixteen of the 2026 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at SAP Center in San Jose, CA.

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‘It’s fired people up’: support grows, including within Labor, for new gas tax to curb wartime profits

Government, industry and opposition see growing public support for a new gas tax but the industry is fighting back Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The gas industry is mobilising in opposition to a potential new tax on the sector as political momentum builds – including among Labor MPs – for the government to use the May budget to prevent producers profiting from the Middle East war. The Australian Energy Producers (AEP) chief executive, Samantha McCulloch, claimed a

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Blink and miss: Trump’s tactic of threats first and U-turn later is proving stale in Iran war

President’s move, dubbed Trump Always Chickens Out, appears to have soured as he loses hold on situation in Iran From Wall Street to the White House, the dish everyone’s talking about this week is the Persian Taco. It’s what’s served when Trump chickens out in Iran. In the early hours of Monday morning, witnessing oil prices surge, stock futures plummet and bond yields climb due to his threat to pummel Iran’s civilian power infrastructure , the president hurriedly walked it back, announcing he w

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NBC News · Oct 8

Farmers in North Carolina struggle as fuel costs rise

Farmers in North Carolina say rising fuel and fertilizer costs are making it increasingly difficult for them to keep up.

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NBC News · Oct 8

Netflix announces price hikes across all plans

Netflix announces price hikes across all plans:

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NBC News · Oct 8

Ethics Committee finds Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick guilty of violating 25 ethics charges

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, D-Fla., appears for a House Ethics Committee hearing Thursday.

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Wily coyote? urban canines take more risks compared with rural ones – study

Researchers believe behavioral gap, which may hold true across species, is probably product of less fear of harassment in cities Anyone who has lived long enough in a city can tell you – with time, you just stop noticing strange new things. A unicycling bagpiper. A person changing clothes on the subway. Murals that transform streets into tart. Coyotes in cities seem to be bolder as well and less afraid of new experiences. That’s according to a new study that researchers conducted at more than a

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Older Australians in ‘immediate danger’ as fuel crisis affects travel for aged care workers

Unions and farmers call for government intervention as agriculture, construction and waste industries also at risk from higher prices Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Care workers, tradespeople and transport drivers are being hit hard by ballooning fuel costs, with some industry groups urging the government to roll out assistance packages or even a jobkeeper-style wage assistance program to help businesses avoid laying off staff. Reports of small mining businesses sca

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Judge rebukes woman who denied driving while video-calling from car: ‘Do you think I’m that stupid?’

Kimberly Carroll ‘truly sorry’ after calling in to court hearing via Zoom from behind the wheel of a moving vehicle A woman who dialed into a court hearing in Detroit while in her car this week was berated by the judge, who asked “Do you think I’m that stupid?” when she appeared on video apparently driving the vehicle. Fox2 Detroit reported that defendant Kimberly Carroll called late into a hearing relating to a financial matter, and was asked by the judge, Michael K McNally, to turn on her came

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Guthrie continues to ask for help from Tucson community

Guthrie continues to ask for help from Tucson community