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May 29 2025OPINION

The Evolving Story of Marriage in Popular Culture

The story of marriage in the United States has changed a lot over the years. In the past, marriage was seen as the ultimate goal for many people. This was especially true for women, who were often expected to find a partner and start a family. Back in 1997, the idea of marriage was not appealing

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

Avian Flu Strikes Again at Maricopa County Farm

Avian flu has made another appearance in Maricopa County, Arizona. This time, it's hit a commercial farm that raises poultry. The Arizona Department of Agriculture confirmed the news after tests came back positive. The farm, identified as Hickman's Family Farms, quickly went into quarantine mode. Th

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May 28 2025HEALTH

Mind Matters: Assessing Kids' Hidden Struggles

The WG/UNICEF CFM is a tool designed to spot kids and teens with disabilities. It does this by checking how they handle everyday tasks. This study zoomed in on the mental and emotional bits of the tool. These parts are key to understanding how kids and teens are doing mentally and how they're develo

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May 28 2025POLITICS

Canada's Sovereignty Showcase: King Charles III's Visit

Canada is in a tough spot. The world is more dangerous than ever, and the U. S. is making threats. This is what King Charles III had to say when he visited Canada. He spoke to the Canadian Parliament. It was a big deal. Usually, the king doesn't do this. It was only the third time a monarch has give

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May 28 2025HEALTH

Hispanic Elders and Exercise: A New Approach to Brain Health

The Hispanic community in the United States is at a higher risk of dementia compared to non-Hispanic whites. This is a serious issue that needs to be tackled. One way to help reduce this risk is through physical activity. However, there is a problem. The exercise programs that are available do n

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May 27 2025POLITICS

A Day of Political Drama and Surprises

In the world of politics, a lot happened recently. It started with a surprising moment in France. Brigitte Macron, the president's wife, was caught on camera pushing her husband, President Emmanuel Macron. This incident quickly went viral, sparking conversations about the dynamics of their relatio

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May 27 2025HEALTH

Rural Latino Youths and the Tech Fight Against Obesity

Obesity among Hispanic/Latino children in rural parts of the United States is a significant and often overlooked issue. This is not merely a cosmetic concern but a serious health risk. These children are part of the largest minority group in these regions, and they require specialized assistance. Th

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May 27 2025HEALTH

Bodybuilders and the GLP-1 Drug Trend: A Closer Look

Bodybuilders are known for pushing boundaries, especially when it comes to enhancing their physiques. Recently, they have been experimenting with GLP-1 medicines. These drugs, like Semaglutide and Tirzepatide, were originally designed to manage diabetes. However, they have gained attention for their

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May 26 2025HEALTH

Crossroads of Culture: Gay Arab Australians Share Their Stories

The lives of gay Arab Australian men are a complex mix of cultural, religious, and sexual identities. This mix creates unique challenges and strategies for these individuals. A recent exploration focused on how these men handle their multiple identities and the choices they make about revealing thei

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May 26 2025SCIENCE

Rice Planting Timing: A Battle Against Pests

Rice farmers in the United States face a constant battle against pests. The rice water weevil is a major early-season threat. This pest feeds on rice roots, causing significant crop losses. In Louisiana, the Mexican rice borer has also become a persistent problem. This pest bores into rice stems, le

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