Farmers press France with protests against Attal policies
French farmers backed by protests encamped on highways near Paris and across Europe pressed Prime Minister Gabriel Attal to ease costs and red tape. He promised emergency aid for wine and quick EU subsidy payments while pledging fair competition and penalties for retailers not honoring a law to boost farmers’ revenues.
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Musk says first human received Neuralink implant
Elon Musk says the first human has received a Neuralink implant and is recovering well. Neuralink aims to link the nervous system to computers to treat brain disorders and injuries, with over 40 similar trials listed on clinicaltrials.gov.
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Anchorage winter snowfall breaks city record
Anchorage reports 104.3 inches of snow this season after 16.6 inches fell Sunday into Monday. The tally tops the previous record by over a foot and sits more than twice the 50 inch average, prompting Monday school closures and cleanup that could last through the weekend.
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Cities urge SCOTUS to protect abortion pill access
Six large blue state municipalities including New York City and Los Angeles County file an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to preserve access to the mifepristone pill. The move warns reduced access would burden public hospitals and force more in person procedures amid pending FDA v Alliance case.
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RNC drops bid to name Trump presumptive nominee
The Republican National Committee postponed a plan to declare Donald Trump the presumptive GOP nominee as Las Vegas meetings proceed behind closed doors. Party officials noted the move reflects unity concerns amid early-state results that still leave Nikki Haley in the race.
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Illinois board keeps Trump on primary ballot in 2024 election
The Illinois State Board of Elections unanimously declined to remove Donald Trump from the Republican primary, following a hearing officer who found a preponderance of evidence he engaged in insurrection. The board said it lacks authority to decide constitutional disqualification, leaving court review as the next step.
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