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“Voter I.D. Must Be Part of Every Single Vote. NO EXCEPTIONS!" Trump wrote. President Donald Trump on Thursday revoked the Secret Service detail for former Vice President Kamala Harris that was ...

When Travis Kelce knelt down to ask Taylor Swift to marry him in a rose garden that seemed like something from a fairytale, it appeared that all the singer's wildest dreams had finally come true. The ...

Fans of JRPGs are always on the lookout for new and engaging turn-based games that offer a fun gaming experience while providing an intriguing story. VARLET aims to provide players and fans of the ...

Abstract: Sound source localization provides an absorbing capability for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in scenarios, such as search and rescue operations. The shape fusion between the sound array ...

All Rockland County school districts have opted in to a program aiming to make transportation safer, Executive Ed Day confirms. The county is partnering with a tech company to equip school buses with ...

Oberthur Primary students are blending art, language, and history as they recreate China’s Terracotta Warriors. Through a rare WA Museum exhibition and a unique Chinese immersion program, the children ...

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Abstract: In this paper, a miniaturized all-metal dualpolarized antenna array with heat dissipation enhancement is proposed for base station application. The size of the antenna array is 3x3 with its ...

Around 4.6 billion years ago, vast clouds of dust began to accumulate to form the solar system. Ancient asteroids such as Bennu contain the remnants of this formative moment, allowing scientists to ...

Alex Kingsbury is a contributing writer at The New York Times and a former member of the Globe editorial board. Appointments always start with an earnest apology. “I’m so sorry,” I’ll hear, seconds ...

Andrew Luck is back at Stanford, not just as a former player basking in past glories, but as the general manager of the football program that once revolved around him as the school's star quarterback.