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Nov 18 2024POLITICS

The Surprising Shift: Why Parents Turned to Trump for Education Freedom

Parents across the U. S. watched in dismay as their kids' schools remained closed during the pandemic, even as private schools reopened safely. The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) under Randi Weingarten fought hard to keep schools shut, advocating for controversial political agendas rather tha

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Nov 18 2024RELIGION

Struggles and Solutions: Ensuring Halal Meat Stays Halal

Religion plays a big role in what people like to eat. For Muslims, following halal guidelines is super important, especially when it comes to meat. But making sure halal standards are followed throughout the whole meat supply chain can be tough. There are issues like incorrect slaughter methods, wro

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Nov 18 2024HEALTH

Boosting Balance and Movement: Exercises and Massage for Seniors with Spine Curvature

In a recent study, scientists explored how a mix of corrective exercises and massage could help elderly men with a curved spine. They picked 30 seniors and had them do these exercises and massages, three times a week for eight weeks. They used tools like a flexible ruler to measure the spine curve,

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Nov 17 2024SCIENCE

Malaria Parasite's Powerhouse: Why Mitochondria Matter in Transmission

Malaria has a sneaky way of spreading from humans to mosquitoes, thanks to tiny structures called gametocytes. These act like mysterious switchboards, turning on and off when needed. So, what's the secret to their quick transformation? A team of researchers decided to zoom in on the mitochondria, th

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Nov 17 2024HEALTH

The Impact of Neighborhood Deprivation on Cognitive Health in New Zealand

Did you know that where you live can affect how your brain ages? Researchers in New Zealand found that people living in poorer areas showed a decline in cognitive function over two years. They studied a group of people aged around 63, half of whom were women, and a quarter were Māori. Using a test c

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Nov 16 2024HEALTH

Balance Tests: Spotting Fall Risks in Seniors

Ever wondered how doctors spot seniors at risk of falling? One common method is the standing balance test. This test is simple yet effective in identifying subtle balance issues that could lead to falls. A recent study followed older adults for six months to see if this test could predict who might

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Nov 16 2024HEALTH

Managing Acalabrutinib Side Effects: Real-World Advice from French Experts

Acalabrutinib, a newer medication for chronic lymphocytic leukemia, is safer than older options. However, managing its side effects can be tricky. A group of French healthcare professionals—including hematologists, pharmacists, and doctors specializing in heart and skin issues—decided to find practi

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Nov 16 2024TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's Galaxy S25: What's New with the RAM and Processor?

Samsung is cooking up some exciting upgrades for the Galaxy S25 series. One of the most notable changes is the bump in RAM for the base model. Instead of the usual 8GB, the base Galaxy S25 will now come with a whopping 12GB of RAM. This is a significant 50% increase from the previous Galaxy S24 mode

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Nov 16 2024TECHNOLOGY

Is One UI 7. 0 Beta Update Worth the Wait?

The One UI 7. 0 beta update has been delayed several times, with Samsung initially promising a beta release by the end of this year and a stable version early next year. However, a new rumor suggests that the beta version might not run smoothly. According to tech insider Ice Universe, the beta updat

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Nov 16 2024SCIENCE

The James Webb Telescope's Surprise: Rethinking Gravity

The James Webb Space Telescope has found some bizarre things while peeking at the far corners of the universe. It spotted ancient galaxies that are big and bright, like they've been there forever. This is weird because our usual theories say they should be small and dim, slowly pulled together by so

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