Travel ban sparks legal clash over presidential power
The Justice Department defends broad presidential authority to act on immigration and security while opponents argue the 120 day refugee ban and 90 day travel ban oversteps constitutional limits. A Seattle judge blocked the order and a 9th Circuit panel in San Francisco will hear arguments by phone, possibly pushing the case toward the Supreme Court. The government contends most affected have no constitutional rights, citing a 1982 ruling, as the case advances.
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Iran China Push Back as Trump Drills Raise Tensions
Iran and China push back after Trump announces military drills and missile tests. Iran warns against U S actions, urging restraint while China aligns with regional partners amid rising security tensions. The article notes U S posture and regional responses.
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USA Snapshots What makes us recycle
Carton Council surveyed 2,495 adults to learn what motivates recycling behavior. Study highlights include ease of access, clear labeling, and environmental awareness as key drivers for engaging households in recycling programs.
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Endless war haunts Avdiivka amid renewed shelling
Residents of Avdiivka, Ukraine endure heavy shelling that killed dozens and displaced thousands. The city, long scarred by conflict since 2014, struggles to restore water and power as casualties rise and attention fades amid shifting international focus. Local residents recount tremors and fear as battles persist and authorities report high civilian and military deaths.
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Dripping vaping trend raises teen nicotine and toxin concerns
A Pediatrics study finds one in four high school e-cigarette users have tried dripping, dropping liquid directly onto hot coils for thicker smoke. Teens may inhale higher nicotine levels and toxins like formaldehyde and acetaldehyde, with 64% dripping for thicker smoke and 39% for flavor, per the report led by Yale's Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin.
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