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Jun 05 2025SCIENCE

Wheat's Secret Weapons Against Stripe Rust

Wheat is a staple food for many people around the world. It is a major crop that feeds billions. However, it faces a big threat from stripe rust. This disease, caused by a fungus called Puccinia striiformis, can seriously damage wheat crops. To fight this, scientists are looking for ways to make

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Jun 05 2025POLITICS

Brazilian Leaders Talk Health: A Look at Priorities

The spotlight was on how Brazilian presidents talked about health promotion from 2006 to 2023. This investigation looked at speeches and documents to understand what leaders focused on and why. The study used ideas from political science to figure out how health topics made it onto the presidential

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Jun 05 2025EDUCATION

Peer Mentors: The Unsung Leaders on Campus

Peer mentoring programs are all over the place. They happen in schools, colleges, and even in some workplaces. These programs pair up students or colleagues to help each other out. The mentees usually get the most attention. They are the ones who get the direct help. But what about the mentors? They

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Jun 05 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Green Thoughts Shape Family Plans: A Look at Bangladeshi Students

In Bangladesh, a group of university students were asked about their future plans to have children. This group included 380 students in their final year and master's students from different fields at a major university. They were asked about their worries about the environment and how these worries

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Jun 04 2025CELEBRITIES

The Unseen Struggle of Jonathan Joss

Jonathan Joss, a familiar face from the popular TV show "Parks and Recreation, " was tragically killed in front of his home in San Antonio, Texas. He was 59 years old. The news of his death has shaken many, including his co-stars. Chris Pratt, who rose to fame playing Andy Dwyer in the same show, e

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Jun 04 2025CRIME

A Celebration Turned Tragic: The Bengaluru IPL Parade Disaster

The city of Bengaluru was buzzing with excitement. The Royal Challengers Bengaluru had just won the Indian Premier League. Fans were eager to celebrate their team's victory. Thousands of people gathered outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium. They were waiting to welcome the victorious team. The city had p

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Jun 04 2025POLITICS

A New Path: From Democratic Insider to Independent Voice

Karine Jean-Pierre, who once held the role of White House press secretary under Joe Biden, has decided to leave the Democratic party and join the ranks of independents. This news comes from the publisher of her upcoming book, which is set to hit shelves this fall. Jean-Pierre's decision to switch h

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Jun 04 2025CRIME

A Father's Loss and a Daughter's Mystery on Maine's Peak

The news from Maine's highest mountain is grim. A father has been found lifeless, and his daughter is nowhere to be seen. The duo had set out to conquer Mount Katahdin, a formidable challenge even for experienced hikers. The father, Tim Keiderling, 58, and his daughter, Esther Keiderling, 28, had l

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Jun 04 2025EDUCATION

LGBTQ+ Students in Medical Schools: The Missing Pieces

There is a significant gap in understanding the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals in medical education. This is a problem. It is important to know how these students feel about their schools. Why? Because it affects their learning and their future careers. It is not enough to just assume that e

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Jun 04 2025EDUCATION

Older Americans Get a Break from Student Loan Debt

The Education Department has decided to stop taking money from the Social Security checks of people who haven't paid back their student loans. This is big news for many older Americans who were worried about losing part of their income. The government had recently started collecting these overdue lo

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