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Trump Orders Resumption of Nuclear Weapons Testing

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U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he has directed the Department of Defense to immediately resume nuclear weapons testing — a reversal of a policy in place since 1992, when former President George H.W. Bush issued a moratorium as the Cold War ended. See the Story

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Dinosaur Species · United States

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Autism · United States

Covid in pregnancy tied to autism, developmental issues, study says

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Children born to mothers infected with covid-19 during pregnancy faced a higher risk of autism, along with other neurological differences such as delays in speech and motor development, according to a study published Thursday. See the Story

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