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May 08 2025HEALTH

How Bias Harms Latinx Mental Health

The United States has seen a troubling rise in bias-motivated harm. For Latinx individuals, this often comes from anti-immigrant feelings and political attacks. It is crucial to explore how these experiences affect mental health. This includes issues like anger, anxiety, depression, and feeling deta

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May 06 2025CELEBRITIES

Critics Pick the Best Looks from the Met Gala 2025

The Met Gala 2025 is now in full swing at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. This event is the fashion industry’s biggest night. It is also an exclusive gathering with around 450 guests. The Met Gala is not just about fashion. It is also about the people who attend. The guest list includes top d

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May 06 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Unmasking the Myths: Podcasts That Challenge What You Think You Know

Podcasts are a great way to learn about the world. They can also help you see through the hype and nonsense that often clouds important topics. Whether it is about politics, pop culture, or science, there are podcasts out there that do a great job of breaking down complex ideas and exposing the trut

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May 04 2025SCIENCE

What Do People Really Think About Science and Religion?

The bond between science and religion has long been a topic of debate. It is easy to assume that people from different countries have different views. However, not many studies have dug deep into how people from various cultures see the relationship between these two fields. A recent

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May 03 2025RELIGION

The Church's Power Shift

The upcoming conclave to choose the next pope is not just about picking a new leader. It is a battle over where the Church's power should lie. The Church is growing rapidly, especially in Africa and Asia. This growth is challenging the traditional power base in Rome. The previous pope made significa

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May 03 2025EDUCATION

Harvard's President Speaks Up on Campus Issues

The leader of Harvard, Alan Garber, has been in the spotlight due to a legal battle with the federal government. The conflict started when the government attempted to take away billions of dollars in research funding and the school's tax-free status. This is a big deal, as Harvard is one of the most

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May 03 2025HEALTH

Cameroonian Immigrants in Minnesota: The Diabetes Dilemma

Cameroonian immigrants in Minnesota are in a tough spot when it comes to diabetes. They are at a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes. This is not because of their genes alone. The main reason is the difficulties they face in getting healthcare that fits their cultural needs and is within their

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May 03 2025BUSINESS

Guessing Farm Prices: A New Way to Predict Market Shifts

The price of farm goods like rice, wheat, and corn can swing wildly. Why? Because they're swayed by seasons, supply and demand, policy shifts, and weather changes. These swings don't just affect farmers; they ripple through the entire economy. To get a handle on these price swings, a new forecastin

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May 03 2025HEALTH

Tuberculosis: The Mystery of Hidden Infections

Tuberculosis, or TB, is a sneaky disease. It can hide in the body, making it tough to spot. Doctors often use sputum cultures to find TB bacteria. But sometimes, these tests come up empty, even when TB is present. This is where things get tricky. New, super-sensitive tests like GeneXpert MTB/RIF Ult

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May 03 2025SPORTS

Arnold Barboza Jr. : A Fighter's Roots and Beliefs

Arnold Barboza Jr. is a boxer who has a lot more to him than just his fighting skills. His journey is rich with cultural heritage, personal values, and a strong sense of identity. This is a man who has a 32-0 record, and his tattoos give a hint about his spiritual side, which guides his fighting sty

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