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welcome to "hannity". alarming new report from the house judiciary committee day. in 2021 believe it or not your federal government began asking banks to sit through private transactions for millions of americans and search for terms like trump and maga, so which banks voluntarily handed over that information? and what did the doj do with it? the house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan will join us with more on this orwellian and frankly dangerous breach of personal privacy. need...

Almost 20 years ago, Denmark closed down its ground-based air defence. Now the politicians want to invest again in defence against missiles launched from land, ships, or aircraft.

Danes from the amateur rocketry community—together with professionals from the European aerospace industry—have spent the last eight years developing a 19-metre tall rocket, which they are planning to launch from their own spaceport in Scotland.

The Vikings used toothpicks, treated infections, filed their teeth, and generally had a greater knowledge of teeth than previously thought, according to a new study from Sweden.

Only four out of 46 containers lost by a Maersk ship have washed ashore. Two Dutch salvage vessels are to search for the rest of them on the seabed off the coast of Northwest Jutland, based on wind and current calculations.

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The militarization of civilian technology has played a significant role in mobilizing the Ukrainian population during the war, says director of new centre for defence technology. According to him, Denmark should be aware of the new capabilities, which also raise a number of worrying questions.

Timing is critical in how heat affects the onset of autumn leaf-fall and its duration.

Two professors believe that the extreme weather of the future means that not everything that has been destroyed should necessarily be rebuilt.