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Oct 20 2025SCIENCE

How Food Choices Affect Baby Development in Mice

Researchers wanted to understand if a common plant compound called quercetin can move from a pregnant mouse to her unborn babies. Quercetin is found in many fruits and vegetables. It changes in the body and travels around as different forms. Earlier, they saw that quercetin and its changed forms go

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Oct 20 2025POLITICS

The Cost of Living Crisis: Democrats' New Battlefield

In the United States, Democrats are focusing on a big issue: the high cost of living. This is a major concern for many people. Three Democrats are running for office and are making this issue central to their campaigns. They are Zohran Mamdani, Mikie Sherrill, and Abigail Spanberger. They all want t

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Oct 20 2025POLITICS

A Life Well Served: Remembering Thomas Madigan

Thomas Madigan, a familiar face in Wyckoff's local politics and community, has passed away at 71. His journey in public service began with education. He spent 12 years on the Ramapo Indian Hills Board of Education. This was before he joined the Township Committee in 2010. Madigan's political career

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Oct 19 2025HEALTH

Your Toothbrush: A Hidden World of Germs

Your toothbrush is a tiny world teeming with life. It's not just a tool for cleaning your teeth; it's a cozy home for millions of bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Every time you brush, you're introducing these tiny creatures to your mouth. But don't panic just yet. Most of these microbes are harmless,

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Oct 19 2025POLITICS

Tensions Rise as U. S. Cuts Aid to Colombia

The U. S. has decided to stop sending aid to Colombia. President Trump said this is because Colombia's leader, President Petro, isn't doing enough to stop drug production. Trump called Petro some harsh names and said he better take action or the U. S. will. Colombia's defense minister defended Petro

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Oct 19 2025SPORTS

Georgia's Wild Game: A Win, But Not a Perfect One

Georgia's recent game against Ole Miss was anything but ordinary. The Bulldogs pulled off a victory, but it wasn't their usual smooth performance. The game was intense, with plenty of scoring, but it left fans wondering if this is the best Georgia can do. Kirby Smart, Georgia's head coach, seemed q

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Oct 19 2025LIFESTYLE

How Bio-Cosmetics Brands Are Leveraging Social Media to Build Trust

Social media has become a crucial tool for bio-cosmetics brands. It's not just about showcasing products; it's about forming genuine connections with customers. A recent study explored this by examining six key factors: helpfulness, interactivity, customization, trendiness, entertainment, and word-o

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Oct 19 2025SCIENCE

Butter's High-Tech Twin: Is It Worth the Hype?

A new kind of butter is on the horizon, but it's not your typical dairy product. This butter is made in a lab using carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and glycerol. The process involves high-pressure reactors and special catalysts to create something that looks and tastes like butter but isn't from a cow or

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Oct 19 2025ENVIRONMENT

Alaska's Creative Trio Tackles Climate Change Through Art and Science

In the vast, icy landscapes of Alaska, three women are coming together to shed light on climate change in a unique way. Debbie Clarke Moderow, once a fierce competitor in the grueling Iditarod sled dog race, has traded her sled for a pen. Her journey from the race track to the written page is just o

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Oct 19 2025HEALTH

Trail Running: What's Really Behind Injuries and Performance?

Trail running is not just about hitting the dirt paths. It's a complex sport where many things can impact how well someone runs and how likely they are to get hurt. Unlike road running, not much research has been done on what exactly affects trail runners. A recent study decided to dig deeper. They

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