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Aircraft manufacturing is hindered by engine shortages and supply chain issues, affecting Airbus and Boeing. Certification delays for new models, including Boeing's 737 Max 10, are likely to extend into 2027, impacting airline orders and deliveries.
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Federal health policies are facing resistance from Republican-led states, with efforts to roll back vaccine mandates in schools and healthcare. The debate is intensifying amid political clashes over vaccine guidance and federal appointments, highlighting divisions over public health authority and scientific integrity.
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Former President Clinton highlighted the rise in political violence and misinformation, emphasizing the importance of global health initiatives like HIV prevention programs. He also discussed recent debates over vaccine policies and experimental autism treatments, framing these issues within broader concerns about misinformation and government response. Today’s date: Thu, 25 Sep 2025 02:45:02 +0100.
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A judge in Moscow, Idaho, has ordered restrictions on releasing certain crime scene images from the Kohberger case, citing privacy concerns. Some investigation records will be made public, including videos of victims' friends, but images showing victims' bodies and blood are to be blurred to prevent emotional distress. The case drew global attention after Kohberger's July sentencing to life without parole.
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Despite the US government shutdown, several national parks remain accessible, with reduced services and increased illegal activity. Yosemite, Sequoia, and others are open but operate with limited staff, raising safety and preservation concerns. Visitors are advised to plan carefully.
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In Boise, Idaho, two City Council members were re-elected after raising a rainbow pride flag, signaling a small but significant stand for moderation amid a growing conservative environment. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, political leaders emphasize unity and peace, with governors advocating for cooperation across party lines and promoting social harmony during community events. Both stories highlight efforts to foster stability in divided regions.
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Multiple solar coronal mass ejections (CMEs) have caused geomagnetic storms across the US, UK, and parts of Canada, leading to spectacular aurora displays. The storms have disrupted satellite and communication systems and are expected to continue into Thursday, with visibility affected by weather conditions.
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A February incident in Coeur d'Alene involving Sheriff Norris and security guards pulling a woman from a meeting has been investigated. The Idaho Attorney General's office found no evidence of bad faith or malice by Norris, and criminal charges were declined. The woman has filed a civil claim.