California teen Moshe Cavalin pursues advanced degrees and NASA work
Moshe Cavalin, a 17 year old from San Gabriel California, earned two college degrees by 17 and works at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards. He plans a master's in cybersecurity, aims for an MBA, and hopes to pilot aircraft while avoiding premature labels. He published a second book and keeps trophies from martial arts, crediting focused parenting and cultural heritage for his rapid path.
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Bush resets campaign with Jeb Can Fix It slogan
Jeb Bush races across Florida with a new slogan to appeal as the only Republican candidate able to repair Washington. He criticizes rivals Trump and Rubio and pledges steady action over rhetoric while reorganizing strategy and funding ahead of Iowa New Hampshire and South Carolina contests.
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Space station marks 15 years of nonstop human presence
NASA and international partners marked 15 years of continuous residency aboard the International Space Station with a milestone dinner planned 250 miles above Earth. Commanders and crew members highlighted long term exploration, with 220 visitors from 17 countries since 2000 and more than 1,760 experiments conducted aboard the orbiting lab.
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Ohio judge rules ban on gay marriage unconstitutional
Cincinnati based federal judge Timothy Black issued a final order declaring Ohio’s ban unconstitutional. He had previously ruled that Ohio must recognize same sex marriages from other states and on death certificates after the Supreme Court's 2015 ruling legalized gay marriage nationwide.
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