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Mar 23 2025HEALTH

Measles Misinformation Fuels US Outbreak

Measles is making a comeback in the US, with more states reporting cases as the Texas outbreak grows. This surge is happening despite the availability of a vaccine, showing that misinformation is a big problem. The Texas outbreak is expected to take a year to control, and it might spread to mor

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Mar 23 2025SPORTS

A Big Night Gone Wrong For St. John's Star

RJ Luis Jr. had a night to forget in the season-ending game for St. John's. The team's star player struggled mightily, shooting a dismal 3 for 17 from the field, including a 0 for 3 from beyond the arc. This poor performance was a stark contrast to his usual high standards, especially considering he

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Mar 23 2025HEALTH

Skipping Screenings: The Hidden Dangers for Men's Health

Prostate cancer is a serious issue for men. One in eight will face it in their lifetime, making it the second most deadly cancer for men, right behind lung cancer. While the disease doesn't always lead to death, it's crucial to catch it early. This is where prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screenings

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Mar 23 2025RELIGION

Pope Francis' Hospital Visit Ends with a Surprise

Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church, showed up on a balcony at Rome's Gemelli hospital. This was his first time in public since he was admitted for a severe respiratory infection. He looked a bit frail, but his spirit was high. He even managed to joke with the crowd, commenting on a woma

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Mar 23 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Disney's Snow White: A Slow Start, But Will It Last?

Disney's latest live-action remake, "Snow White, " has made a modest debut at the box office. The film grossed $43 million in its first weekend in the U. S. and $44. 3 million internationally, totaling $87. 3 million globally. This is a far cry from the massive openings of previous Disney remakes li

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Mar 23 2025SCIENCE

Rocks from Space: The Future of Asteroid Mining

Asteroid mining is a hot topic among start-ups, but is it really as close as they claim? Let's dive in. The idea of mining asteroids has been around for a while. Thirty years ago, a popular science show predicted that by 2025, we'd be mining asteroids. While we're not there yet, some start-ups b

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Mar 23 2025POLITICS

Blockchain Buzz: USAID's Big Shift

There is a lot of confusion surrounding a recent memo. It seems the Trump administration has some big plans for the United States Agency for International Development. The agency, known as USAID, might soon get a new name and a new boss. The memo suggests renaming it to US International Humanitarian

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Mar 23 2025LIFESTYLE

Kitchen Upgrade: When Good Knives Make a Difference

In the world of cooking, tools matter. Many folks spend hours in the kitchen, chopping, slicing, and dicing. But not everyone pays attention to the quality of their knives. For a long time, one person was content with average cutlery. The main concern was that the knives were not cheap, dull, or poo

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Mar 23 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Bald Eagle's Legacy: Murphy's Unusual Journey and Tragic End

Missouri was hit by severe storms recently, leaving a trail of destruction and sadly, claiming the life of a well-known bald eagle named Murphy. This bird was not just any eagle. It had a unique story that captured the hearts of many. Murphy was a resident of a wildlife sanctuary in Valley Park.

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Mar 23 2025CRIME

A Life of Resilience: Karissa Rund's Journey

Karissa Rund left the world on March 3, 2023, at the age of 40. Her life was marked by extraordinary challenges, but she faced each one with remarkable courage. She was just 14 years old when she survived the Columbine High School shooting. This traumatic event was just the beginning of a series of

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