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  1. Fishlock breaks Rapinoe's Reign scoring record Jess Fishlock claimed the Seattle Reign's all-time scoring record from Megan Rapinoe by netting a brace against the Boston Legacy on Friday.
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LOCAL FEATURED STORY

Terlingua Builds a New Library and Community Space

The Big Bend Sentinel

Residents of Terlingua, a remote West Texas community near Big Bend National Park, are working to build a new public library and community space after the local school district restricted public access to its campus over security concerns in 2022. That change left the scattered rural population without a shared civic gathering place, and phone based requests for materials sharply reduced library use.

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Terlingua Builds a New Library and Community Space
CULTURE

Addressing the Noise Problem in America's Fastest-growing Sport

CNN

Pickleball's explosive growth into America's most popular new sport has come with an unexpected consequence: a wave of noise complaints, lawsuits, and community battles over the distinctive sharp pop of the plastic ball striking a hard paddle. The sound registers around 1,200 Hz, a frequency at which human hearing is exceptionally sensitive and that has proven more irritating to neighbors than the lower-pitched sounds of tennis, driving residents in dozens of cities to petition governments, file lawsuits, and block new court construction.

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NATIONS

EU Backs €43 Billion Plan to Rebuild Its Chip Industry

CNBC

The European Union reached a political agreement in April 2023 on the European Chips Act, a €43 billion legislative package designed to double Europe's global semiconductor manufacturing market share to 20% by 2030 and reduce the continent's dependence on Asian chip supply chains exposed as dangerously fragile during the COVID-19 pandemic. The package mobilizes both public investment and private capital toward building cutting-edge fabrication facilities, establishing competence centers, and securing supply chain resilience across the bloc.

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