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Proud uncle welcomes NASA astronaut Chris Williams' safe journey home

Across the supplied reports, NASA astronaut Chris Williams returns to Earth NASA astronaut Chris Williams returned to Earth in Kazakhstan following an eight-month mission aboard the international space station, where he conducted scientific research and performed spacewalks.

Economic TimesThe Hill
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French Modelling Scout Found Dead Outside Paris
DawnSouth China Morning PostFrance24
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French Modelling Scout Found Dead Outside Paris

Daniel Siad, a 69-year-old French modelling scout linked to convicted US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead at his home outside Paris on Monday evening. Prosecutors and his lawyer said he had denied allegations of aiding Epstein in trafficking and abusing women. An investigation into the cause of death has been opened, with an autopsy planned. Siad's name appeared in over 1,000 documents related to Epstein's case.

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Universities Told to Counsel Students to Study, Not Divert Energy on Protests
LiveMintHindustan Times
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Universities Told to Counsel Students to Study, Not Divert Energy on Protests

The Association of Indian Universities has asked universities across India to counsel students to remain focused on their studies and discourage them from participating in protests over recent examination controversies. The request comes amid growing student unrest sparked by the CJP protests. AIU urges educational institutions to prioritize students' academic performance. Disagreements among sources are minimal, with all reporting similar information.

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