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After No Kings Protests, Groups Plan Escalation

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Leaders of the No Kings movement said millions joined Saturday’s nationwide protests and pledged to turn that momentum into sustained action. Indivisible announced a “No Kings alliance” rapid-response network, while groups from the ACLU to SEIU outlined plans for boycotts, legal challenges, campus and community organizing, and targeted pressure on corporations and lawmakers. Organizers cited efforts in states like Missouri, support services in cities facing occupation or increased federal brutality, and discussions of a possible general strike. They urged connecting protesters to local groups and pressing Congress, courts, and institutions to resist authoritarian policies.

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Nasdaq Slides Over 2% as AI Bull Market Unwinds, Interest Rates Plunge, Oil Surges

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The Nasdaq fell more than 2% as the AI‑driven bull market trade continued to unwind. U.S. interest rates are plunging even as oil prices surge.

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Steelers Cancel Paris Fan Event

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Harry Brook Sets ODI Double‑Century Record

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Earth’s Shape Accelerates Toward Roundness

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New research shows Earth’s solid surface is becoming rounder faster as polar ice melts. The study, published in the journal JGR Solid Earth, used Global Navigation Satellite System data to measure surface motion. Between 2011 and 2015, polar uplift averaged about 0.02 to 0.04 inches per year, while the equatorial bulge contracted at a similar rate. The rate of change has accelerated compared to 1997‑2000, with each decade seeing a 0.01‑inch increase in polar uplift and a 0.02‑inch increase in equatorial contraction. These minuscule shifts, driven by melting glaciers, indicate a measurable, hastening increase in Earth’s roundness.

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