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Dec 18 2025POLITICS

White House Plaques Stir Controversy

The White House has added new plaques under photos of former presidents, taking a critical stance on Trump's Democratic predecessors. This move is unusual because the White House is usually seen as a symbol of unity. Trump, however, has used it to express his political views and rewrite history. Th

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Dec 18 2025CELEBRITIES

Puka Nacua's Questionable Livestream Moment

Puka Nacua recently appeared on Adin Ross' livestream, where he made some questionable remarks. He joked about referees and mocked the Kansas City Chiefs, which was not a big deal. However, things took a dark turn when he promised to do a "Covetous Jew" dance after his next touchdown. This dance inv

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Dec 18 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Plants Can Help Clean Up Pollution in Karst Areas

Karst areas face a big problem with pollution from sulfonamide antibiotics. These chemicals are hard to break down naturally in these regions because there isn't much carbon and water moves quickly through the ground. This leaves the groundwater dirty and increases the risk of antibiotic resistance.

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Dec 18 2025POLITICS

Iran's Faltering Grip: Why the Regime is Targeting Its Brightest

Iran's government is cracking down hard on its own people, especially those who speak out for change. Nobel winner Narges Mohammadi was recently dragged away by security forces just for attending a memorial service. She's spent years in and out of prison, advocating for basic freedoms. This isn't an

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Dec 18 2025CRIME

A Man's Hateful Actions Land Him in Federal Trouble

In a recent turn of events, a man from Columbia, South Carolina, has been hit with serious federal charges. Jonathan Andrew Felkel, 34, is accused of violating his neighbor's housing rights and brandishing a firearm during a violent act. The incident, which took place on July 17, involved Felkel dri

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Dec 17 2025CRIME

A Mystery in Providence: The Elusive Gunman

A man opened fire in a Brown University classroom, leaving two students dead and nine others hurt. He vanished into the cold, blending into the crowd with his dark winter clothes and a medical mask hiding his face. The gun he used? A common 9-millimeter handgun, easy to find and hard to trace. Poli

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Dec 17 2025POLITICS

The Unusual Loyalty of Susie Wiles

Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, shared candid thoughts about her colleagues in a series of interviews. Her remarks sparked a wave of support from the administration, despite some of her comments being less than flattering. Wiles' most pointed critique was aimed at Attorney General Pam

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Dec 17 2025ENTERTAINMENT

2025's Big Screen Winners: A Fresh Take on the Year's Best Films

In 2025, the movie world buzzed with excitement. A group of 16 film buffs, who help decide what movies get talked about, shared their top picks. They didn't just pick 10. They went big and chose 25 films that left a mark. The list isn't ranked. It's just a mix of films that stood out, from A to Z.

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Dec 17 2025CELEBRITIES

The Shocking Turn of Events in the Reiner Family

In a quiet neighborhood of Brentwood, Los Angeles, a family tragedy unfolded that shook the entertainment world. Rob Reiner, a renowned film director, and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were found dead in their home. The shocking part? Their son, Nick Reiner, was charged with their murder just two

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Dec 17 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Wild Ride: From Pizza to Big Money

Bitcoin's story is a wild one. It all started in 2009 when Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first block. No one knew what it would become. Early days were all about experimenting. People gave away Bitcoin for free. Someone even bought pizza with 10, 000 BTC. That's a lot of pizza! Things got serious when

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