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Oct 23 2025WEATHER

Melissa's Slow March: A Caribbean Storm to Watch

In the heart of the Caribbean, a storm named Melissa is making its presence known. This is the 13th named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, and it's not in a hurry to leave. Experts say it could grow into a major hurricane, but they're not sure just how strong it will get or where it will

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Oct 23 2025HEALTH

Why Sharing Your Identity Matters in Healthcare

LGBTQ+ people face unique challenges when dealing with cancer. Telling healthcare providers about their sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) can lead to better care and improved outcomes. Yet, not all providers use this information to tailor their services. The way LGBTQ+ individuals share

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Oct 23 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Fight for Fair Play at Casa Bonita

In the world of entertainment, things aren't always as fun as they seem. Take Casa Bonita, for example. This place is known for its wild shows and adventures. But behind the scenes, the performers are struggling. They're fighting for better pay and working conditions. It's a big deal, and now, a fam

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Oct 23 2025HEALTH

Pig Slaughterhouses: Hidden Battleground for Superbugs

In the world of pig slaughterhouses, a silent battle is raging. It's not between humans and animals, but between cleaning agents and tiny, invisible foes: bacteria. These bacteria are not your average germs. They carry genes that make them resistant to antibiotics, and some even have genes that make

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Oct 23 2025HEALTH

Pharmacy's Quarter-Century Quest: What's Next?

In the world of healthcare, community pharmacists have been making waves for a quarter of a century. This year marks 25 years since a significant group started pushing for better pharmaceutical practices. Their goal? To make sure community pharmacists are seen as vital healthcare providers. Over th

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Oct 23 2025BUSINESS

Vallejo's Finance Chief Moves On

Vallejo has seen a wave of top officials leaving recently. Rekha Nayar, the city's finance director, is the latest to go. She spent nine years with Vallejo before moving to the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. Her last day was Thursday, and she starts her new job next week. Nayar isn't th

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Oct 23 2025HEALTH

Thyroid Cancer's Growing Impact on Young Adults

Thyroid cancer is becoming a bigger problem for young adults. This is clear from recent research. The study looked at data from 2021. It focused on people aged 15 to 49. The findings show how thyroid cancer affects this age group worldwide. The research used the latest information. It comes from th

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Oct 22 2025ENVIRONMENT

Iceland's Unexpected Visitors: Mosquitoes Arrive for the First Time

Iceland, known for its icy landscapes and volcanic activity, has recently seen something unusual: mosquitoes. These tiny insects, which are rare in Iceland, were found near the capital, Reykjavik. An expert in insects, Matthías Alfreðsson, confirmed that three mosquitoes were collected. They were fo

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Oct 22 2025WEATHER

Caribbean Braces for Tropical Storm Melissa's Potential Fury

Tropical Storm Melissa is slowly making its way through the Caribbean, with experts keeping a close eye on its development. As of Wednesday, the storm was moving west-northwest at a snail's pace, with winds clocking in at 50 mph. The storm's slow movement is concerning, as it gives Melissa more time

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Oct 22 2025POLITICS

North Carolina's Political Chess Game: Republicans Redraw the Map

In North Carolina, politics is like a game of chess, and Republicans are making a bold move. They're redrawing the state's congressional map to give themselves an even bigger advantage. Right now, they hold 10 out of 14 seats in the House. But with the new map, they could likely win 11 seats. This i

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