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MIT Scientist Faces Cancel Culture Amid Wildfire Smoke Crisis

6/5/2025

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On June 5, The Free Press reported on the repercussions of cancel culture for MIT scientist David Sabatini, a chilling terror attack in Boulder, and the U.S. nearing a record low murder rate. Meanwhile, Trump raised steel tariffs, and the East Coast grappled with deteriorating air quality due to pervasive wildfire smoke.

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Story summary

On June 5, The Free Press reported on the repercussions of cancel culture for MIT scientist David Sabatini, a chilling terror attack in Boulder, and the U.S. nearing a record low murder rate. Meanwhile, Trump raised steel tariffs, and the East Coast grappled with deteriorating air quality due to pervasive wildfire smoke.