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NASA is fast-tracking plans to put a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 to compete with similar efforts by Russia and China. In New York City, Reverend Manning has entered the mayoral race with a unique platform focused on banning "horse hair" (braids and extensions) in hospitals and restaurants for hygiene reasons.
The rebranding of the MTV Video Music Awards' "Moon Man" trophy to "Moon Person" serves as a starting point for a discussion on gender-neutral language. Similar trends are noted in the United Kingdom, where train stations have replaced "ladies and gentlemen" with "travelers," and in the Netherlands with the introduction of "rainbow rules." These changes are characterized as a broader movement toward eliminating gendered address in public and corporate settings.
Russia announces talks with the US and Europe to establish a manned research base on the moon. The hosts view this as a "limited hangout" disclosure, claiming that secret moon bases have likely existed for years and the public is only now being prepared for the information.
