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Nov 28 2025SPORTS

Black Friday Showdown: Bears vs. Eagles Battle for Division Supremacy

The NFL is bringing some serious action to Black Friday this year, with the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles set to face off in a game that could shake up the playoff picture. Both teams are sitting pretty at the top of their divisions, but they've had to overcome some unexpected hurdles to get there. The Eagles, for instance, are still in the running for a fir...

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Nov 28 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's Top Aide Steps Down Amid Growing Corruption Scandals

In a surprising move, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's chief of staff, Andrii Yermak, has resigned. This comes after anti-corruption investigators searched Yermak's residence and office. Yermak, a key figure in Ukraine's government and a trusted advisor to Zelenskyy, has been involved in important peace talks with Russia and the United States. The searches ...

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Nov 28 2025CELEBRITIES

Trump's Mixed Messages: Hollywood and Politics Collide

During a recent speech, President Donald Trump made some unexpected remarks about Hollywood stars. He praised Tom Cruise's looks and acting skills, but then quickly shifted to Sylvester Stallone. Trump mentioned that Stallone would be honored at the Kennedy Center, placing him in the same category as Cruise. This isn't the first time Trump has mixed up his words abo...

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Nov 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Social Media Shapes Our View of Wild Monkeys

In Algeria, Barbary macaques are facing a unique challenge: how people see them online. Two videos went viral on Facebook. One showed a monkey dressed up in sports clothes during a protest. The other showed a monkey being fed soda by tourists in its natural home. Researchers looked at the comments and reactions to these videos. They found something interesting. When...

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Nov 28 2025CRIME

Federal Hill's Growing Problems: Residents Speak Out

Federal Hill, once a sought-after neighborhood, is now facing a wave of concerns from its residents. Trash piles up, recycling bins overflow, and a homeless encampment has taken root behind the bustling Cross Street Market. Longtime resident Peter is among those voicing their frustrations, pointing to a lack of action from the Department of Public Works. Package the...

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Nov 28 2025POLITICS

Golf Talk: President's Claims Face Scrutiny

President Donald Trump recently shared his golf achievements during a call with military personnel. He mentioned winning 38 championships, but this claim was quickly challenged by golf writer Rick Reilly. Reilly, known for his book on Trump's golf habits, pointed out that the president hasn't actually won any official titles. He humorously compared Trump's claims to ...

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Nov 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tech Buzz: Big Moves and New Gadgets

Tech news keeps rolling in, even during the holidays. Snapchat is getting close to a huge milestone: 1 billion users. Most of this growth is coming from places like India and Pakistan, where TikTok is banned and Android phones are popular. But in the U. S. and Europe, people are using Snapchat less. The company is still losing money, and its stock has dropped a lot. ...

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Nov 28 2025SPORTS

Week 13 NFL Matchups: Who's Got the Edge?

The NFL's Week 13 lineup is packed with exciting matchups, and experts have weighed in with their predictions. Let's dive into some of the key games and see who they think will come out on top. First up, the Chicago Bears are heading to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles. The Eagles have a strong defense, and experts like Pete Prisco think they'll force some turnove...

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Nov 28 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Truth Behind Childhood Vaccines

Let's talk about vaccines. Many folks think the talk about their safety is all about science. But it's not that simple. History plays a big role here. Consider this: Before vaccines, diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis were already on the decline. For instance, diphtheria's death rate dropped by 81% before its vaccine even came out in 1926. By 1948, whe...

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Nov 28 2025CRIME

Hong Kong's Aging Community Faces a Tragic Fire

In Hong Kong, a devastating fire has left many families in mourning. The blaze, which engulfed a high-rise apartment complex, has claimed at least 128 lives, with over 200 people still missing. The complex, Wang Fuk Court, was home to many elderly residents. In fact, more than a third of its inhabitants were over the age of 65, a much higher percentage than the city'...

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