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Texas Governor Greg Abbott halted Flock spending just before a Tribune investigation revealed how a $1 insurance fee quietly funded a statewide surveillance stack.

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The new infrared observatory will map the entire sky in 102 colors, probing cosmic inflation and the origins of water.

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