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Jan 14 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Watching Media By Those Unlike Us: The Benefits of Language Diversity

Ever wondered what happens when you watch or listen to content from people who speak differently than you? It turns out, this can actually lead to a more positive attitude. Previous research shows that people often connect with others by using a similar language style, like the same rate of articles

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Jan 14 2025ENVIRONMENT

Harnessing Offshore Wind in China: A Healthier Future

Imagine this: China's coastal areas buzzing with clean energy from offshore wind farms. This isn't just a dream; it's a reality that could be just around the corner. With the cost of offshore wind power dropping fast, it's becoming a real option for China's energy transition. To understand its impac

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Jan 14 2025POLITICS

Taiwan’s Undersea Internet Cable Cut: Concerns About China’s ‘Gray Zone’ Tactics

Earlier this month, a major internet cable in Taiwan was damaged. This wasn’t just a technical issue – it raised alarms about potential threats from China. Taiwan’s Coast Guard has been investigating a cargo ship from China, the Shunxin39, which was spotted near the broken cable. They suspect it mig

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Jan 14 2025POLITICS

Spy Cases in Taiwan Surge, China's Influence Growing

In recent years, Taiwan has faced a dramatic increase in suspected espionage by China. The number of people charged with spying for China has risen significantly, tripling from 16 in 2021 to 64 in 2024, according to Taiwan's security bureau. This increase includes both retired and active members of

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Jan 14 2025POLITICS

Taiwan Tensions: A Look at U. S. and China's Military Might

Lately, the spotlight is on the rising tension between the United States and China, especially regarding Taiwan. Some experts believe that China might take action by the year 2027. A significant concern is a potential blockade, which could quickly escalate into a full-blown war if the U. S. steps in

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Jan 14 2025POLITICS

Biden's Foreign Policy Advice to Trump's Second Term

Hey, have you heard? President Biden recently shared some insights on his foreign policy moves, aiming to set a solid table for the next guy, Donald Trump. Yep, you read that right! Biden’s crew believes they've bolstered our international alliances, especially during those tense moments like Russia

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Jan 14 2025SPORTS

The Cowboys' Next Chapter: Why Jerry Jones and Mike McCarthy Parted Ways

So, what happened between the Dallas Cowboys and their former head coach, Mike McCarthy? Let's dive in. The owner, Jerry Jones, has some nice things to say about McCarthy, but the two couldn't agree on a new contract. It's not like they didn't try — they spent time talking about the past season and

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Jan 14 2025SPORTS

Belichick's Support: Vrabel's New Role in New England

Mike Vrabel, a former New England Patriots player, is the latest to step into a major coaching role with the team. Unlike Jerod Mayo, who took Bill Belichick’s job previously, Vrabel’s return has been greeted with high praise from Belichick himself. After eight seasons playing under Belichick, Vrabe

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Jan 14 2025HEALTH

Exploring BMI Factors in Older Adults: A Philippine Perspective

Imagine diving into the factors that influence the weight status of older adults in the Philippines. Scientists recently used high-tech methods to find out what in our neighborhoods might be making us gain or lose weight. They combined data from satellites, maps, and a big health survey done in 2021

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Jan 13 2025POLITICS

US Limits AI Chip Exports: China and Russia Affected

The US has just put new limits on AI chip exports to hold back China and Russia. This comes as Biden's term ends and hot on the heels of similar curbs last month. Tech companies like Nvidia and Oracle aren't happy, saying these rules might hurt US tech leadership. Officials say the goal is to keep

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