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A recent study highlights the bleak future of Earth's atmospheric oxygen levels, predicting a significant drop billions of years from now. According to researchers, the planet may face conditions reminiscent of the Archean Earth era, when oxygen levels were drastically lower than today. This alarming scenario could unfold rapidly, similar to the Great Oxidation Event that occurred over 2.4 billion years ago, ushering in early forms of life. The decline in oxygen is attributed to a combination of natural global warming and human-induced climate change. Scientists suggest that if current trends continue, oxygen levels could fall almost a million times lower than today's standards. This decline poses a severe threat to life as we know it, particularly for species dependent on oxygen, including humans. Looking ahead, researchers emphasize that addressing immediate climate issues remains essential, though they acknowledge the eventuality of Earth's inhospitable future. The sun is predicted to reach the end of its lifecycle in approximately two billion years, marking a definitive end to all life within our solar system, unless humanity successfully relocates to another planet, such as Mars.

Protests erupted in Los Angeles over the weekend as the National Guard was deployed in response to escalating demonstrations against President Donald Trump's immigration policies. Thousands took to the streets, blocking a major freeway and igniting autonomous vehicles, while law enforcement employed tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. This unrest began following a series of immigration raids that resulted in over 100 arrests in the area. Protesters, chanting phrases like "shame" and "go home," gathered outside the Metropolitan Detention Center. Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the National Guard's presence as a "serious breach of state sovereignty" and called for their withdrawal, stating it inflamed tensions in the city. Trump defended the deployment, citing a legal provision that permits military action during rebellions and accused state officials of failing to handle the protests targeting immigration agents. He indicated that federal troops would continue to be present until order is restored, escalating political divisions between state and federal authorities. Critics, including Senator Bernie Sanders, condemned the move as a step towards authoritarianism.

A public feud between Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump has significantly impacted the stock market, decreasing Tesla's market capitalization by $152 billion in just a few hours. Tensions escalated when Musk criticized Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which aims to restrict immigration and limit green energy subsidies, and is projected to increase the U.S. deficit by $2.4 trillion. Trump responded on his platform, Truth Social, arguing Musk opposed the bill due to potential losses in electric vehicle tax credits. As Musk's comments on the X platform spiraled into personal attacks, Tesla's stock fell by approximately 14%, marking one of its largest single-day drops in years. Concurrently, TrumpCoin's value decreased by nearly 10%. Trump's suggestion to terminate Musk’s government contracts has heightened stakes, with key allies advising investigations into Musk's immigration status. This turmoil comes at a critical juncture for Tesla, which is set to launch its robotaxi service in Austin. The company is also grappling with disappointing quarterly results and mounting protests against its leadership, as a movement dubbed "Tesla Takedown" calls for consumer boycotts, with organizers releasing the slogan "Sell, Sell, Sell."