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Justice Jackson made her case for why the children of tourists ought to qualify for birthright citizenship if they are born in the U.S.
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President Donald Trump oversaw record levels of domestic energy production in 2025, including close to a billion barrels of offshore oil, according to the Department of the Interior.
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American factories expanded at their fastest pace in nearly four years in March, shrugging off a war-driven surge in input costs that has dominated headlines but failed to dent the sector’s momentum.
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Iran has asked for a ceasefire, President Donald Trump revealed on Wednesday hours ahead of his scheduled address to the nation on Operation Epic Fury in Iran.
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Tuesday on FNC’s “Hannity,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio continued the Trump administration’s insistence that the United States was nearing the completion of its military operation against Iran.
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A federal judge has effectively halted construction of President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom construction project.
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A panel of judges has ruled that it is impossible to determine which of two identical twins fathered a woman’s baby.The child (referred to as “P”), who was conceived in 2017, is now 8 years old, according to court documents.The U.K. woman, who was only identified as “the mother,” reportedly engaged in sexual relations with the identical twins just four days apart.MALE FERTILITY RATES CRASH AS DOCTORS REVEAL HEALTH THREATS: ‘SOMETHING VERY WRONG’She remained in a relationship with one twin, who was named on the birth certificate and initially acted as the legal father, the filing stated. When the relationship ended, it triggered a legal dispute.The mother and the twin who is not listed on the birth certificate brought the case, seeking to overturn an earlier ruling and have him legally recognized as the child’s father, the document detailed.CLICK HERE FOR MORE HEALTH STORIESThe Court of Appeals ruled that legal paternity rights are only granted to a genetic father. While DNA testing shows a 50/50 chance for each twin to be the father, there is no definitive answer.”Currently, the truth of P’s paternity is that their father is one or other of these two identical twins, but it is not possible to say which,” stated Lord Justice Moylan in the Court of Appeal ruling.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTERMoylan added that the child’s paternity “is binary and not a single man,” highlighting the legal uncertainty created by the case.Since neither twin can prove he is the biological father, neither can be given legal parental responsibility, the court declared.The case is significant because it ​​reveals a limit of DNA evidence, which is the foundation of many legal cases.Identical twins have long presented a challenge in DNA testing, previous medical research has shown. Monozygotic (identical) twins share virtually identical genetic profiles, including the markers used in standard paternity tests, meaning they “cannot be differentiated using standard DNA testing,” according to a study published in Forensic Science International: Genetics.There are more advanced methods, such as whole genome sequencing, that can detect some rare genetic mutations among twins, but researchers say these techniques are complex, expensive and not commonly used in legal cases.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZA study published in PLOS Genetics confirms that distinguishing between identical twins’ DNA requires highly specialized analysis that goes beyond standard forensic testing.

More than half a century after NASA’s final Apollo mission, astronauts on Wednesday are preparing to return to the moon — but this time, they will not land.Instead, four crew members aboard Artemis II will fly past the moon on a 10-day mission, traveling farther into space than any humans since the Apollo era.The mission is designed as a crewed lunar flyby, a critical test of NASA’s deep-space systems before attempting future landings, according to NASA.Launched aboard the Space Launch System rocket, the Orion spacecraft will first enter Earth’s orbit before following a precise path known as a “free-return” trajectory.NASA BEGINS INFRASTRUCTURE OVERHAUL UNDER ISAACMAN AS TRUMP PUSHES AMBITIOUS SPACE EXPLORATION GOALSScientists said the route uses the combined gravitational forces of Earth and the moon to carry the spacecraft around the far side of the moon and safely back home without requiring major course corrections.Artemis II will mark the first time astronauts fly aboard both the Orion spacecraft and the SLS rocket, making it a key demonstration of NASA’s human deep-space capabilities.The mission will test how well the spacecraft and its systems work with astronauts on board, including navigation, life support and communication far from Earth.NASA RACES TO BUILD MOON BASE AS US CHALLENGES CHINA IN NEW SPACE RACEIt also will give NASA a better understanding of how crews operate during deep space travel, officials said.Astronauts will take part in experiments during the flight, including one called A Virtual Astronaut Tissue Analog Response (AVATAR), which uses “organ-on-a-chip” technology to study how radiation and weightlessness affect the body.NASA claims Artemis II is a necessary step before attempting a moon landing on a future mission. By proving the spacecraft and crew can safely travel to deep space and back, the mission moves the agency closer to returning humans to the lunar surface — and eventually sending astronauts to Mars.

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