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Oct 15 2025HEALTH

New York Finds First Local Chikungunya Case in Six Years

New York has seen its first case of the chikungunya virus in six years. The person who got sick lives in Nassau County on Long Island. They started feeling bad in August after traveling somewhere nearby but not out of the country. Officials think the person got the virus from a mosquito bite. But t

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Oct 12 2025POLITICS

U. S. and India Talk Trade and More

The U. S. Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, recently met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They talked about important things like trade, defense, and technology. They also discussed how both countries need certain minerals that are really important. Gor mentioned that President Trump thinks highly

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Oct 12 2025HEALTH

China's Drug Breakthroughs: A Look at New Medicines and Their Challenges

China has been making big strides in the world of medicine. Since 2016, they've been approving new drugs at a faster pace. These drugs are called innovative because they are new and not sold anywhere else. The country's health authority, the NMPA, has been working hard to make sure these drugs get t

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Oct 11 2025HEALTH

Measles Makes a Comeback: Why Vaccines Matter

Measles is back and spreading fast across the United States. In Minnesota alone, there are now 20 confirmed cases, with three new infections just reported in Dakota County. The latest cases involve unvaccinated kids who likely caught the virus from an unvaccinated adult. This is part of a bigger pro

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Oct 11 2025BUSINESS

Power Struggle: Can Microsoft Really Go Green by 2030?

Microsoft has set an ambitious target: becoming carbon-negative by 2030. But is this goal achievable? The tech giant's data centers are notorious for their massive energy consumption. This is a big problem, especially in some East Asian countries where clean energy is scarce. The issue is not just

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Oct 09 2025SCIENCE

Ancient Bottom Scraping: The Rock Hyrax's Quirky Habit

In the world of prehistoric creatures, the rock hyrax had some unusual habits. This small, furry animal, which lived in South Africa around 126, 000 years ago, had a knack for lounging on boulders and soaking up the sun, much like seals and walruses do today. But here's where it gets interesting: t

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Oct 08 2025LIFESTYLE

Amazing Amazon Prime Day Deals You Shouldn't Miss

Amazon Prime Day is in full swing, and there are some incredible deals happening right now. This sale is exclusive to Prime members and runs for 48 hours, so there's still plenty of time to snag some amazing discounts. From tech gadgets to beauty products, there's something for everyone. One stando

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Oct 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Headphones on Sale: Save Big on Top Brands

Shopping for headphones or earbuds? Now is a great time to upgrade. Many popular brands are offering big discounts. You can find deals on everything from budget-friendly earbuds to high-end noise-canceling headphones. Whether you prefer Apple, Sony, Bose, or other brands, there are plenty of options

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Oct 07 2025TECHNOLOGY

Unbeatable Deals: Prime Day 2025 Part 2 Edition

The second round of Prime Day 2025 is here, and it's clear that the shopping frenzy is far from over. With a vast array of discounts on offer, it's a good time to consider upgrading your tech gadgets. From tablets to Wi-Fi devices, storage solutions, smart home gadgets, and more, there's something f

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Oct 07 2025POLITICS

Rural Health Care Funding at Risk Amid Government Shutdown

In the midst of another government shutdown, a heated debate is unfolding between Senate Republicans and Democrats. The core issue? Rural health care funding. Republicans, led by Sen. Pete Ricketts from Nebraska, accuse Democrats of hypocrisy. They claim Democrats are blocking a stopgap funding bill

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