Iran feels bite of U.S. sanctions as economy buckles
Tehran residents endure cash shortages and rising prices as U.S. maximum-pressure sanctions ripple through Iran. Inflation tops 37 percent, unemployment nears 12 percent, and even basic goods from milk to mobile phones cost years of wages. Iran blames both Washington and its own officials for the crisis.
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Camp inspires students to design with people in mind
New Bern camp led by Bill Fortney guides seventh to ninth graders through human centered design. Students interview Nobels to learn real needs and constraints before sketching solutions and building prototypes. Projects include a 3D printed car seat aid, a pneumatically powered robotic arm, solar boats, and a crash proof egg car.
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Supreme Court strikes down immoral and scandalous trademarks
The Supreme Court invalidated the Lanham Act’s immoral or scandalous ban, ruling it violates the First Amendment. The decision allows FACT and others to refile and prevents refusals on scandalous grounds, narrowing regulation of trademark speech.
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Therapy dogs and helpers blur lines with rules
A fragmented report discusses therapy animals and service dog definitions, noting variances in how laws apply to trained animals aiding disabilities. It mentions airline, hospitality, and housing contexts, with examples from Waco and Carolina areas.
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