The author reported that Philadelphia’s Academy of Natural Sciences, which they described as the oldest natural history museum in the U.S., had closed its doors. They said it was founded in 1812 and opened to the public in 1828. https://t.co/GHoyqJUfRg #NaturalHistory #Philadelphia #Museums #US
The author claimed that Texas’s MAGA leaders had imposed strict state controls on teaching, research and discussion in universities, presenting the measures as a fight against left-wing propaganda and indoctrination. The author said the controls were intended to ensure universities taught MAGA propaganda and indoctrination. https://t.co/N4BY9ON4J3 #MAGA #Education #FreeSpeech #US
The post described the gradual breakup of a group of Ngogo chimpanzees over many years, saying it ended with two socially isolated groups. It said one group carried out multiple lethal raids on the other, killing adults and infants.
The author wrote that school vandalism occurred in other countries but appeared in France to follow a distinct pattern of destruction, which they compared with mass car burnings during urban riots and with school shootings in the United States. https://t.co/Z9RUKMLU2t #France #Vandalism #SocialIssues #FR #US
The author wrote that Trump’s campaign itinerary reflected an abrupt reversal in his fortunes, with stops in states they described as safely MAGA territory: Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Ohio and Nebraska, before returning to Texas. They said Trump had won those five states by an average margin of 22% in 2024. https://t.co/UHpc6se4nK #Trump2024 #PoliticalCampaign #MAGA #US #TX #OK #AL #OH #NE
The author argued that a government had lost its way if it responded to adolescents protesting what they saw as a failure to uphold their right to education by deploying riot police. They added that people outside France might dismiss the situation as typical of the French. https://t.co/fZjanEKGu2 #Education #Protest #France #FR
The post claimed that the US government would charge universities as much as US$100,000 for each foreign graduate who took a job in the United States after completing their education. https://t.co/DkOp97hTZg #Educación #Trabajo #EstadosUnidos #US
The author said arrests of immigrants in South Texas had risen more than twentyfold, from about 400 in 2024 to more than 9,000 in 2026. They added that 80% had no criminal records and argued that the worker shortage was hurting the economy and could cost Republicans the House. https://t.co/v2c7yaWvKg #Inmigración #Economía #Política #US
The post said Democratic Senate candidates were tied or leading in Alaska, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas, while Democrats’ lead in the generic congressional ballot had widened slightly. https://t.co/VGbr2XTGUQ #Democrats #Elections2024 #Congress #US #AK #GA #ME #MI #NC #OH #TX
The post claimed that the US had pressured several countries to withdraw their sponsorship of #Disinfo2026, described as a leading European conference on disinformation, and said Canada, Lithuania and the EU’s diplomatic service were the only ones that subsequently agreed to do so. https://t.co/PStc15aMCC #Desinformación #Conferencia #PolíticaExterior #US #CA #LT #EU
The author wrote that Donald Trump could face electoral consequences for saying Iran could “take out” Los Angeles or San Diego, and calling that a “small price” to eliminate what he described as a threat from the Iranian regime. https://t.co/U2uQcpQgAp #Trump #Iran #Elections #IR
The author wrote that large families had once been associated with lower economic status but argued that having several children and a team of nannies had become a status symbol. They added that the children would grow up demanding therapy.
The post described Pedro Sánchez’s snap-election gamble as a last stand for Europe’s left. It said he would try to frame the contest around affordable housing and social benefits versus the privileges of right-wing elites, adding that this would be a challenge. https://t.co/yExPg1E129 #España #Elecciones #Izquierda #ES
The author argued that India, having found resources to protect rhinos, lions, elephants and tigers, could not claim it was too financially stretched to address its polluted air and waterways or rubbish-filled fields. https://t.co/xUSg8OnEVh #India #EnvironmentalIssues #WildlifeConservation #IN
The author wrote that the EU’s Copernicus system had mapped, for the first time, how ozone, Saharan dust and wildfire smoke crossed borders over thousands of miles, driven by emissions and heat. https://t.co/LM3gVviAgV #Pollution #ClimateChange #AirQuality #EU
The author wrote that rent controls appeared to slow rent increases for homes covered by the policy, but also led to a wide range of adverse effects across society.
The post said a revision of India’s voter rolls had removed more than 130 million names nationwide. It reported that opposition groups accused Modi of trying to rig the rolls in his favour, and that police had detained hundreds of protesters in the capital. https://t.co/l1rC3iBiVm #India #Elections #Protests #IN
The author wrote that Komodo dragons had survived ice ages, droughts and cyclones, but said it was unclear whether they could withstand mass tourism as they struggled to cope with a surge in visitors.
The author described Throne Day as an indictment of King Muhammad VI’s rule, saying members of the elite kissed the king’s hand while poor people headed to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. They claimed that more than 70,000 people, mostly Moroccans, had risked their lives to flee to Europe and that about 100 had died trying. https://t.co/CTwh8POm9E #Maroc #Royaume #JusticeSociale #MA #ES #EU
The author wrote that Texas schools reported losing 14,200 immigrant children last year, a 7% decline, and said the actual number was likely higher. https://t.co/4yX8SsftHu #Immigration #Education #Texas #US
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