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Two men attempted to enter the a Marine base in a box truck Two Jordanian nationals who were detained after allegedly trying to ram their way onto a Marine base in Quantico, may have been executing a “dry run” for a terrorist attack on the base. The incident occurred on 3 May. Driving a box truck, the two men were stopped by military sentries at the Fuller Road Gate of Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. “When asked, the operator of the truck informed the military police officers they worked for a company subcontracted by Amazon and were making a delivery to the US Post Office located in the Town of Quantico,” Capt. Michael Curtis told The New York Post. The men were then directed to a holding area to be vetted, but ignored instructions and attempted to enter the base. “Due to the swift response and execution of their duties, the officers were able to deploy the vehicle denial barriers, prevent any further access to Marine Corps Base Quantico, and detain the individuals who were eventually turned over to ICE custody.Save 40% on Ultimate Fish Oil today and improve your supplement routine & experience the world-renowned powerhouse formula! A former Navy SEAL who spoke to The New York Post said the attempted breach looks like a possible “dry run” for a future terrorist attack, “to see how far they can get a truck into the base.” “It looks like it was a test run for something else like truck bombs because they tried to get in saying they were delivery drivers then sped up as the barricades popped up.” The story was first picked up by local news, before being reported by The New York Times on Monday. Potomac Local News reported that, according to “multiple sources,” one of the men had crossed the southern border recently and the other was on the US terrorist watch list. This information remains unconfirmed. The security of US bases has become a source of growing concern, after a number of similar incidents. In the last six weeks, vehicles have attempted to breach gates at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek–Fort Story, in Virginia, Naval Base San Diego and the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, California. The attempted breach at the Air Ground Combat Center involved a Chinese national. Israeli Plan To Force All Gazan Survivors Onto US Ships Exposed

Ray Dalio repeated his claim that the possibility of a second Civil War is growing There could be a 40% chance of a new US civil war breaking out, according to billionaire investor Ray Dalio. In an interview with the Financial Times on Thursday, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund, said that the probability of civil strife is higher than it has ever been. “We are now on the brink,” he said. The US faces “much more turbulent times.” This is not the first time Dalio has made such a warning. In late 2020, he suggested the US was already “seeing a form of civil war.” He was referring to internal movements within the nation as large numbers of people moved to other states for political and financial reasons. A few months later, he said America is in a “terrible financial state and terrible financially divided.”Save 40% on our limited edition Brain Force Ultra that’s loaded with proprietary super ingredients! Dalio has also predicted, since the renewed Israel-Gaza conflict, that the chances of another world war, involving the US and China, are now 50/50. In the interview with the Financial Times, Dalio warned investors that a sensible strategy, in light of escalating tensions within the US, would be to move investments to “the best parts of the United States,” where conditions are still conducive to investment, and also to move money overseas.   “Countries that earn more than they spend and have great balance sheets, have internal order and are neutral in the geopolitical conflicts… look attractive,” he said. He suggested Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and some Gulf states as possible destinations.  Israeli Plan To Force All Gazan Survivors Onto US Ships Exposed

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This week, two new searches have identified 60 potential “alien megastructures” in our galaxy, something strange is happening to the Y chromosome, and warm-blooded dinosaurs may have evolved 180 million years ago. Finally, we meet the explorers who travelled to the most remote place on Earth in an IFLScience exclusive interview.Subscribe to the IFLScience newsletter for all the biggest science news delivered straight to your inbox every Wednesday and Saturday. What’s Going On With The New COVID FLiRT Variants?Recently, we reported on the new family of COVID-19 variants that looked set to start overtaking the pack to become the most widespread. Now, surveillance data from both the US and UK show that the FLiRT variants, as they’re called, seem to be living up to these predictions, as UK COVID cases tick up by 21 percent in just a week. Read the full story hereTwo New Searches Find 60 Potential "Alien Megastructures" In Our GalaxyIn 2018, the world got very excited about an unusual star. KIC 8462852, better known as Boyajian's star or just the "alien megastructure" star, it was found to be dimming in an unusual way. As a planet orbits a star, it blocks out a certain amount of light and causes it to dim from our perspective on Earth. When we looked at Boyajian's star, however, we found that it was dipping by variable amounts. Read the full story hereThis Lost River Could Explain How The Pyramids Were BuiltWhy are dozens of Egypt’s ancient pyramids found in an unremarkable strip of barren desert, far from the shores of the modern River Nile? Perhaps, new research suggests, it’s because they were built along a branch of the river system that’s since been lost to time. Read the full story hereWhat’s Happening With The Y Chromosome?Most humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes. One of these pairs is the sex chromosomes. Unless someone has a chromosome abnormality, it usually consists of either two X chromosomes or an X and a Y. But now, the human Y chromosome isn’t what it used to be – long gone are the days when it used to be the same size as its pal, X. It’s now much smaller, but is it set to disappear entirely? And if so, what would happen? Read the full story hereThe First Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs Probably Evolved 180 Million Years AgoDinosaurs were originally thought to have been cold-blooded creatures, but now, there is broad agreement that some dinosaurs were warm-blooded or endothermic, to use the more scientific term. The ability to regulate body temperature internally, rather than relying on the Sun, may have first appeared among dinosaurs around 180 million years ago, coinciding with an extreme climatic period. Read the full story hereTWIS is published weekly on our Linkedin page, join us there for even more content.Feature of the week: Point Nemo: What It's Like Sailing To The Most Remote Place On EarthA father and son explorer team have successfully reached the most remote place on Earth after embarking on a harrowing journey to Point Nemo, a place where – most of the time – the nearest humans are whizzing overhead on the International Space Station (ISS). That all changed in 2024 when Chris and Mika Brown journeyed to the “Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility”, possibly becoming the first humans to ever pass through the specific coordinates. Read the full story here More content:CURIOUS Live, our free virtual event, is back for May 2024. Register now and join us as we explore nuclear war, the connection between mental and physical health, insect detectives, and the search for life elsewhere in the universe. Grab your free ticket now!Have you seen our e-magazine, CURIOUS? Issue 22 May 2024 is out now. Check it out for exclusive interviews, book excerpts, long reads, and more.PLUS, the entire season 3 of IFLScience's The Big Questions Podcast is available now.