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Significant advancements in quantum physics and major updates in the tech and environmental sectors highlight today's news.

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Researchers have achieved a significant milestone in quantum mechanics by successfully creating entanglement between a glass bead and light.

Amazon has reached a major milestone in its space internet initiative by manufacturing its 1,000th satellite, with plans to launch services by the end of the year.

New internal documents have surfaced providing further evidence of a coordinated effort by ExxonMobil to mislead the public regarding climate change science.

Margaret Hamilton, the pioneering software engineer whose code was instrumental in ensuring the success of the Apollo 11 moon landing, has passed away.

Amazon has rebranded its tablet lineup to Alexa Tablets, transitioning to a more standard Android operating system with full Google Play Store support.

The Let's Encrypt certificate authority has announced a move to shorten its digital certificate lifetimes to 64 days, effective February 2027, to improve internet security.

The Trump administration has restricted access to a key immigration program for major technology companies, specifically citing concerns over system abuse at Microsoft and Adobe.

Newly obtained emails reveal that ICE explored using the Palantir-supported ELITE tool, typically used for deportation operations, to investigate voter fraud data.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has launched a new federal initiative focused on investigating potential evidence related to vaccine injuries.

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