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Dec 13 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebs Who Brought Their Pets Back to Life

Some famous people have found a way to keep their pet's memory alive. They have used science to clone their beloved dogs. This is not a new thing, but it has become more popular in recent years. Tom Brady, the famous football player, recently shared that he cloned his late dog, Lua. He did this wit

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Dec 13 2025SCIENCE

Unlocking the Secrets of the Geoffroy's Cat's Forepaw

Geoffroy's cat, a small wild feline from South America, has a forepaw built for both running and climbing. This makes it a bit of a mystery. Scientists wanted to understand how its muscles work and how they compare to other cats and similar animals. They studied three adult Geoffroy's cats. They ca

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Dec 13 2025FINANCE

Crypto Trading Takes a Break: What's Next?

Crypto trading has been on a rollercoaster. Volumes have dropped a lot. They are now at $250 billion. This is way less than the $500 billion seen in early November. Some days, volumes even dipped below $200 billion. This hasn't happened in a while. This slowdown is not new. It has happened before i

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Dec 13 2025FINANCE

How Stablecoins Are Changing Global Money Moves

Stablecoins are shaking up the way money moves around the world. They mix the speed of blockchain with the steadiness of regular cash. This could be a big deal for sending money across borders, making it faster and cheaper. Right now, sending money internationally is slow and expensive. It often ta

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Dec 13 2025ENVIRONMENT

Colorado's Big Recycling Makeover

Colorado is stepping up its recycling game. The state has one of the lowest recycling rates in the U. S. But now, a new plan is in the works to make recycling free for everyone. The state's health department has given the green light to a program called the Producer Responsibility Program. It's set

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Dec 13 2025ENVIRONMENT

How China is Winning the Green Energy Race

China is taking the lead in the clean energy sector, leaving the U. S. behind. This shift is evident in the recent United Nations climate talks (COP30) held in Brazil. The U. S. was notably absent, joining only a few other countries in skipping the event. Despite this, there's a silver lining. China

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Dec 13 2025ENVIRONMENT

Jamaica's Matthew Samuda Takes the Lead at UN Environment Assembly

Matthew Samuda, Jamaica's Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change, has taken on a big role. He is now the president of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA). This group is like the boss of environmental decisions in the United Nations. Samuda got this job during the seventh meeti

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Dec 13 2025HEALTH

Sleeping Through the Heat: How Your Bedroom Can Help or Hurt

In a world where temperatures are rising, getting a good night's sleep is becoming harder. Many people struggle to sleep well when it's hot, especially in places where homes aren't built to handle extreme heat. The way a bedroom is designed can make a big difference in how well someone sleeps. As he

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Dec 13 2025HEALTH

Stomach Bug Shuts Down School for Deep Clean

A school in Massachusetts had to close its doors for two days after a nasty stomach bug hit over 130 students and teachers. Roberts Elementary in Medford first shut down on Dec. 10 because so many kids were sick. The school thought norovirus, a really contagious bug, was to blame. The next day, mor

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Dec 13 2025CRIME

Ford Fights Back: How New Tech is Making F-150 Pickups Harder to Steal

Car thieves are always finding new ways to steal vehicles, and Ford is fighting back with some smart tech upgrades. The F-150, one of the most popular trucks in the U. S. , has been a top target for thieves. But Ford has added new security features to make it tougher for criminals to get away with s

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