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Dec 28 2025SCIENCE

Parasitology: A Look at the Past and a Glimpse into the Future

Parasites are tiny but mighty. They have a big impact on health and the environment. The 2025 National Congress of Parasitology is a big deal. It's a chance for experts to celebrate what they've done. It's also a time to plan what's next. The event is more than just a meeting. It's a gathering of m

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Dec 28 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebs Turning a Year Wiser: December 28th Edition

December 28th is a special day for many famous faces. It's not just any day; it's a day when stars like Denzel Washington and Seth Meyers add another candle to their birthday cakes. But who else shares this birthday? Denzel Washington, the legendary actor, is turning 71. He's been in the game for a

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Dec 28 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebrities Rocking Bikinis in 2025: Confidence and Style Beyond Age

In 2025, several celebrities proved that age is just a number by sharing stunning bikini photos on Instagram. Elizabeth Hurley, now 60, showed off her figure in a red bikini layered under a matching cover-up, sharing her secret for the perfect bikini shot. She advised her followers to avoid overhead

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Dec 28 2025OPINION

Maine's Health Care: Time for Real Solutions

Health care in Maine is in a tough spot. People are struggling to pay for insurance and medical care. This is not just a problem for individuals, but for the whole state. Many Mainers are facing big bills and tough choices. A registered nurse and health insurance expert has seen firsthand how hard

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Dec 28 2025EDUCATION

Oregon's Schools Need Money, Not Just Blame

Oregon's schools are in a tough spot. The state isn't giving them enough money, especially for schools with lots of students who need extra help. Instead of fixing the problem, the state is pointing fingers and saying schools need to be more "accountable. " But how can schools be accountable when th

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Dec 28 2025CRIME

A Stanford Scientist's Cyber Vengeance

A former Stanford researcher, Naheed Mangi, faced the consequences for a cyberattack that took place seven years ago. Mangi, now 70, was found guilty of tampering with a protected computer. This incident involved a cancer patient database, where she replaced critical information with nonsense and in

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Dec 28 2025WEATHER

Minnesota Braces for Winter Storm Chaos

Minnesota is in for a rough ride as a winter storm rolls in, bringing blizzards and travel troubles. The state is under a blizzard warning, especially in the western and southern regions. Winds could hit 40 miles per hour, making it hard to see and dangerous to drive. The Twin Cities and parts of W

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Dec 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

Next-Gen Entertainment: AI, Web3, and Virtual Idols Take Center Stage

In Seoul, a big tech event just wrapped up, shaking things up in the entertainment world. MEET48, a platform mixing AI, user-generated content, and Web3, teamed up with several other companies to show off their plans for the future. They're aiming to connect China and South Korea through AI and ente

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Dec 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

Smart TVs in 2026: Bigger, Brighter, and More Colorful

In 2025, the TV market was all about small upgrades. Big names like Samsung, Sony, and TCL brought out new OLED, Mini-LED, and QLED TVs. Samsung's S95F OLED TV was a standout, earning the title of best TV of the year. Sony's Bravia 8 II and TCL's QM6K also got great reviews. But the real game-change

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

Kerala's 2025: A Year of Shifts, Shocks, and Surprises

Kerala faced a whirlwind of changes in 2025, from legal dramas to environmental scares and political ups and downs. The year started with a bang when the Kerala High Court revealed that gold had gone missing from the sacred Dwarapalaka idols at Sabarimala, a major pilgrimage site. This news hit hard

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