Strauss’ “Blue Danube” waltz has finally made it into space, nearly a half-century after missing a ride on NASA’s Voyagers.
Month: June 2025
Speaking on Friday at the IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth attempted to reassure allies in Pacific that the United States will defend them against China, stating, “We do not seek conflict with Communist China. We will not instigate nor… pic.twitter.com/kmsKali9NU
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Brunei ruler discharged from hospital, resting in Malaysia https://t.co/fCrFiaWEoP https://t.co/fCrFiaWEoP
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China accuses US’s Hegseth of ‘vilifying’ remarks at security forum https://t.co/YCB3Qws78a https://t.co/YCB3Qws78a
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Two teens were found shot to death in a remote section of an Arizona national forest less than a week into their summer vacation — as police are treating the killings as “suspicious.”
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Texas takes down Oklahoma to advance to WCWS semifinals https://t.co/xzxCkzqKg4 https://t.co/xzxCkzqKg4
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On this day in 1794, the Royal Navy wins its first victory in the war against Revolutionary France. The battle will go down in history as the Glorious First of June. But is it aptly named? See: https://t.co/fQLaEuu4Gx pic.twitter.com/hw86Cbtt2P
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