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Nov 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

New Faces, Old Traditions: The Macy’s Parade Gets a Modern Makeover

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is turning 99, and it’s getting a fresh look. This year, say goodbye to Popeye and Olive Oyl, who have taken a backseat to newer, more trendy characters. Down Central Park West, spectators will see a giant Labubu and the Demogorgon floating by. Labubu is a popular

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Nov 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

New Faces Floating High: 2025 Macy's Parade Balloons

The 2025 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is set to dazzle with five new giant balloons, each representing beloved characters from movies, games, and TV shows. This year's parade will kick off at 8:30 a. m. with performances from a mix of country, pop, and Broadway stars, including Cynthia Erivo, Lain

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Nov 27 2025POLITICS

France's Bold Move: Volunteers to Strengthen Military

France is making a big change to boost its military. Starting next year, young people aged 18 and 19 can join a new voluntary service. This isn't about fighting in wars abroad. Instead, they will train and work within France and its territories for 10 months. The idea is to prepare for future threa

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Nov 27 2025SCIENCE

How Satellites Help Protect Ancient Sites

For years, people have been changing the land around ancient sites. This change can hurt these important places. A recent study looked at how to use satellites to track these changes. The focus was on Amrit, an old archaeological site in Syria. The study used different types of satellite images. Th

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Nov 27 2025ENVIRONMENT

When the Rain Didn't Stop: Malaysia's Flood Story

Malaysia's northern state of Perlis faced a tough time last week. Heavy rains turned the area into a giant water park, but not the fun kind. Roads became rivers, and homes turned into swimming pools. Over 7, 000 people had to leave their homes because of the floods. That's a lot of people needing a

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Nov 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Queenstown's Crime Drama Gets a Second Season Boost

Queenstown, New Zealand, is buzzing with excitement as the crime drama series "A Remarkable Place to Die" gets the green light for a second season. This isn't just any renewal; it's a big deal for the local film industry and the town's economy. The show, produced by Screentime NZ, is a hit internat

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Nov 27 2025SCIENCE

Unveiling the Hidden: U. S. Government's UFO Secrets Exposed

The U. S. government has long kept a lid on UFO sightings, but a new documentary is lifting that veil. "The Age of Disclosure" shines a light on what some believe is an 80-year cover-up of non-human intelligence. The film features interviews with high-ranking officials, including Senator Marco Rubio

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Nov 27 2025CRYPTO

Sending Crypto Without Showing Your Wallet Address: Is It Really Private?

A new tool called Houdini Pay lets people get paid in crypto without sharing their wallet address. It works by creating a special link that anyone can use to pay them. The service supports over 4, 000 different digital currencies from various blockchains. When someone sends money through this link,

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Nov 27 2025SCIENCE

Azaleas in Trouble: A Hidden Threat and a Potential Savior

In the lush gardens of Nanjing, a silent battle is unfolding. Azaleas, those vibrant and beloved plants, are under attack. Over the past few years, about 15% of Rhododendron simsii plants in nurseries have shown signs of wilting and yellowing. The culprit? A sneaky pathogen causing crown and root ro

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Nov 27 2025HEALTH

Food as Medicine: A Fresh Look at Healing Through Nutrition

The idea of using food to heal is not new. It's been around for ages. But now, it's getting a fresh look. Two fields are teaming up to make this happen. They are lifestyle medicine and culinary medicine. Lifestyle medicine focuses on healthy habits. It looks at how food, exercise, and sleep affect

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