Grasping Dark Matter's Mysteries, the Red’s Force, and Social Media Warnings: Today's Daily News Roundup
🤘 Hello from 5 Things PM! Child protection on social media is a pressing issue, according to the US surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy. He suggests that Congress should consider adding warning labels, similar to those on cigarettes and alcohol, to social media apps.
Here's what you might have missed during your busy day:
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1️⃣ Cosmic enigma: Scientists are working to uncover the mystery of dark matter. By studying the earliest black holes, they may have found an answer to a long-standing problem and confirmed a theory by the late physicist Stephen Hawking.
2️⃣ Red representation: With parades, music, and vibrant displays of Black culture, communities across the US will celebrate Juneteenth. Food and drinks with vibrant colors have become essential symbols of the celebration.
3️⃣ Bacon vs Ham: Something strange is happening in grocery stores' meat sections. Bacon prices are soaring, but ham prices are plummeting. Find out why.
4️⃣ College tuition shock: Parents are feeling the pressure of college tuition costs that are skyrocketing. Taking these steps now can help reduce stress and future debt.
5️⃣ Influencer culture insights: Porochista Khakpour spent eight hours a day on TikTok researching for her new book about the early days of the pandemic. This is what she discovered about the ultra-rich and influencer culture.
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👀 Ride malfunction: Approximately 30 people found themselves stuck upside down on an Oregon amusement park ride. The stranded riders were eventually lowered to safety, and park operators are investigating the cause.
Top headlines
• A water conflict may erupt between Mexico and the US, leaving neither side victorious• Biden administration's new protections for LGBTQ+ students are being challenged in 6 more states• 'They're treating us like spies': Florida's property ban causing upset among Chinese citizens
110,905
❗That's the number of people who attended a George Strait concert in College Station, Texas, over the weekend, dethroning the previous record for the largest ticketed show in US history.
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📸 Artistic living spaces: Once printing shops, garment factories, and flophouses, these enormous New York City lofts are now home to artists. Here's a look inside some of the most creative spaces.
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Taken by a scam: Dennis Jones took his own life after losing his savings to international criminal gangs that exploited his emotions to drain his bank account.
Quiz time
Which region of the United States is at the greatest risk for a devastating tsunami?A. HawaiiB. FloridaC. New EnglandD. Pacific Northwest⬇️ Scroll down for the answer.
Good vibes
⛳ Let's finish on a positive note: After a challenging 2022, professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau has made a remarkable comeback — winning the US Open and attributing his success to personal growth and a little help from YouTube.
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🤘 We'll see you tomorrow.💬 What did you think about today's 5 Things PM? Did we miss anything? Email us: [email protected]🧠 Quiz answer: The Pacific Northwest, according to scientists, is at high risk for a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami.📧 Subscribe to all of CNN’s newsletters.
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The US surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, believes that Congress should consider adding warning labels to social media apps due to child protection concerns. After celebrating Juneteenth, food and drinks with vibrant colors have become essential symbols of the celebration in various US communities.
