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Dec 25 2025POLITICS

Journalists Take the Leap to Independent Media in 2025

The media world is changing fast. In 2025, many well-known journalists left big networks to start their own independent platforms. This shift gave them more freedom to share their opinions without corporate rules. Jim Acosta, a former CNN anchor, left his job after being given a late-night time slo

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Dec 25 2025HEALTH

Helping Immigrant Teens Navigate Health Challenges

Immigrant teens often find it difficult to access health information. They face unique obstacles that other young people may not encounter. Cultural norms and societal attitudes can create barriers to getting the support they need. This is where technology, like mobile apps, can step in and make a r

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Dec 25 2025SCIENCE

Unraveling the Past: Seven Historical Puzzles That Still Baffle Us

Science has come a long way in solving historical mysteries. We can now extract DNA from old bones, map hidden cities, and even peek inside sealed artifacts without opening them. But some puzzles remain unsolved. Nature and time have wiped out crucial clues. Or maybe the events themselves are just t

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Dec 25 2025HEALTH

How Caregiving Roles Affect Mental Health in China

In China, as people live longer, many middle-aged and older adults find themselves juggling multiple caregiving roles. This situation, often called being a "sandwich generation, " involves caring for parents, spouses, and grandchildren simultaneously. A recent study explored how different patterns o

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Dec 25 2025CRIME

A Metro Detroit Moving Company Hit by Fraud

A former financial controller, Deborah Beaudoin, is in hot water for allegedly stealing over $215, 000 from Rose Moving and Storage. The fraud came to light in September 2023, when the Van Buren Township Police Department started looking into it. Homeland Security joined the investigation and found

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Dec 25 2025RELIGION

Nigeria's Forgotten People: Who Are the Displaced?

Nigeria is facing a growing issue. Many individuals are being pushed out of their homes. But who exactly are these people? And what drives them to leave? The answer isn't straightforward. Official records often lack detailed information about their religious backgrounds, making it challenging to gra

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Dec 25 2025POLITICS

St. Paul Schools' Big Spend on Tax Vote

St. Paul Public Schools didn't hold back when it came to convincing voters to support a new tax levy. They spent a whopping $125, 000 to get the word out. This included everything from lawn signs to YouTube videos featuring parents, students, and teachers. They even hired a consultant to help with t

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Dec 25 2025EDUCATION

Teachers Leading the Way in AI Education

In the world of education, teachers are often the unsung heroes. They see the daily challenges and know what students need. This is why DonorsChoose, a nonprofit, focuses on helping teachers get the resources they ask for. The organization has a unique view of what's happening in classrooms across A

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Dec 25 2025EDUCATION

Nursing Schools Face Hurdles Due to Loan Rule Changes

A recent decision by the Education Department has sparked concern among nursing schools and professionals. The department's new rules limit borrowing for certain graduate programs, including nursing. This has led to worries about a potential shortage of advanced nursing professionals. Several Repub

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Dec 25 2025POLITICS

A New Hope for Bangladesh: Tarique Rahman's Return

Tarique Rahman, a key figure in Bangladesh's political scene, has come back to Dhaka after a long time away. He left in 2008 and has been living in London. Now, he's back to lead his party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), into the upcoming elections. Rahman's return is a big deal. Thousands

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