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Nov 06 2024POLITICS

Ukraine's New Jets: More Fire or More Problems?

Ukraine is getting advanced fighter jets like the F-16 and Mirage 2000-5, but will this really lead to more planes being shot down? The truth might surprise you. These new jets could make Russian anti-aircraft fire more dangerous. That’s because when jets fly, they attract enemy fire. While it’s pos

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Nov 06 2024SCIENCE

Wooden Satellite Takes a Trip to Space

Imagine a tiny box made of magnolia wood floating in space. This isn't a fantasy; it's a real experiment! Researchers from Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry have sent a wooden satellite called LignoSat to the International Space Station (ISS). In about a month, it will be released into space to

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Nov 06 2024OPINION

Why the Electoral College Matters

The United States has always been a mix of different interests, which might look like a split between 'red' and 'blue' during elections. This diversity was something the Founding Fathers knew about, and they designed the government to handle it. Power is divided between the branches of government a

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Nov 06 2024CELEBRITIES

Soccer Stars Who Trade Cleats for Campaigns

You might have heard about the upcoming US presidential election, but what about soccer players who’ve given politics a shot? While many athletes transition to coaching or commentating, some have ventured into the political scene with impressive results. Let's explore ten soccer greats who’ve made t

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Nov 05 2024SPORTS

Football Star Jason Kelce Apologizes After Confronting Fan

In a recent incident, retired Super Bowl champion Jason Kelce apologized after a heated exchange with a fan. The event took place outside a stadium where Penn State and Ohio State were playing. Kelce was there for ESPN's "College GameDay" as part of Pat McAfee’s Kicking Contest. A video shows a fan

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Nov 05 2024SCIENCE

Wood Reaches New Heights: World's First Wooden Satellite Launches from Japan

Have you ever wondered what material could be used to build houses on the moon or Mars? Well, a team from Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry has an answer: wood! They've launched the world's first wooden satellite into space to test the idea. The tiny satellite, named LignoSat, is no bigger

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

Counties to Watch on Election Night in Key States

Election night is all about watching the swing states, and within those states, certain counties hold the power to sway the presidential race. We'll start with Georgia, where Chattooga catches attention for its rural and evangelical communities. Cherokee and Forsyth, suburbs around Marietta, have se

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Nov 05 2024SCIENCE

Wood in Space: A New Building Material?

Ever thought of building a house in space? Scientists are now testing if wood can handle the harsh conditions of space. A wooden satellite, named after the Latin word for wood, LignoSat, was recently sent into orbit. It will spend the next six months being exposed to space to see how it holds up. T

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Nov 05 2024CELEBRITIES

Celebrities Picking Sides: Who's Backing Kamala Harris and Donald Trump?

As the 2024 U. S. presidential election nears, celebrities are voicing their support for either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. Let's see who's on which side. Beyoncé is backing Harris, publicly endorsing her at a Houston rally. She emphasized the importance of freedom and unity, noting that this el

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Nov 05 2024SPORTS

Fans Back Jason Kelce's Response to Fan's Insult

Football fans online have shown support for Jason Kelce after he smashed a fan's phone at Penn State. The fan had used a homophobic slur to insult Kelce's brother, Travis Kelce, and his girlfriend, Taylor Swift. Many fans praised Kelce for his restraint and for standing up for his family. They belie

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