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Apr 21 2025HEALTH

Measles Makes a Comeback in 2025

Measles is back in the news, and it's not good news. Three states—Louisiana, Missouri, and Virginia—have all reported their first measles cases of 2025. The common thread? All three cases are linked to international travel. This should not be a surprise. Measles is highly contagious and can sprea

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Apr 20 2025POLITICS

Gaza's Ambulance Tragedy: A Closer Look at the Mistakes

The recent conflict in Gaza has once again brought the spotlight on the complicated nature of warfare and the tragic consequences of misjudgments. In a district of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, a series of events unfolded that led to the deaths of 15 Palestinian medics. This incident has sparked

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Apr 20 2025HEALTH

Measles On The Rise: Why Some Vaccinated People Still Get Sick

The United States has seen over 800 measles cases this year. The majority of these cases are in West Texas, where an outbreak has been ongoing since January. Most people who catch measles have not been vaccinated. However, a small number of cases, about 3%, are in people who have been fully vacci

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Apr 20 2025POLITICS

Easter Truce: A Short Break in Ukraine's War

The recent conflict in Ukraine saw a brief pause in fighting, announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin. This unexpected move came just after Russia made significant gains in the southern region of Kursk. Putin declared a 30-hour ceasefire starting from 6 p. m. Moscow time on Saturday until midn

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Apr 20 2025CRIME

Deadly Crash in Illinois Field

A grim event unfolded in rural Illinois on a Saturday morning. A small plane, carrying four individuals, met a tragic end in a field next to a road. The Illinois State Police confirmed the grim news on Sunday. All four people on board lost their lives in the crash. The investigation is still ongoing

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Apr 20 2025HEALTH

A Doctor's Dilemma: Measles and Missteps

In Texas, a measles outbreak has hit hard, infecting hundreds and sadly taking the lives of three individuals, including two young children. Amidst this crisis, a doctor named Ben Edwards found himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Edwards was caught on video treating patients while sp

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Apr 20 2025HEALTH

How Reliable Are Portable Infusion Pumps?

Portable infusion pumps are a big deal in medical care. They help deliver medicines safely. But how accurate are they? This is what a recent study set out to find. It looked at four different pumps. Two were electronic. The other two were balloon-type pumps. The study tested these pumps in various

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Apr 20 2025SCIENCE

How Well Do We Know Our Own Minds?

People often pick between things that have many different features. This could be anything from choosing a place to live to deciding on a movie to watch. But how well do we understand the thinking that goes into these choices? This is what some researchers set out to explore. They came up with a wa

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Apr 20 2025OPINION

The Press Pool Power Play: Shaking Up White House Access

The Associated Press, a major news agency, found itself in hot water with the Trump White House. The dispute centered around the AP's spot in the elite press pool, which grants near-daily access to the president. The AP was booted from this group after refusing to update its stylebook to match the p

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Apr 20 2025TECHNOLOGY

Smart Gear Making: The Future of Precision Manufacturing

The creation of precise gears is a big deal in manufacturing. Traditional methods, like Monte Carlo simulations, have been okay for simple tasks. However, they are not great for complex gear-making processes. These methods are slow and not very flexible. They struggle with the complicated dynamics o

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