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Jan 14 2026HEALTH

Keeping Babies Fed in Tough Times: What's Going Wrong in Rich Countries?

In times of crisis, feeding babies and young kids should be a top concern. Yet, many wealthy nations aren't doing enough to plan for this. Even though there are global guidelines, like the Operational Guidance on IYCF in Emergencies, these rules aren't always followed in high-income countries (HICs)

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Jan 14 2026POLITICS

A Different Perspective on the Renee Gold Incident

In a controversial statement, Vice President JD Vance sparked outrage by blaming Renee Gold for her own death during an ICE encounter in Minneapolis. Vance claimed that Gold's actions led to the fatal shooting, a statement that many found callous and misinformed. Gold was trying to drive away from

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Jan 14 2026BUSINESS

India's Interest Rate: What's Next?

India's central bank is taking a wait-and-see approach. The governor, Sanjay Malhotra, recently shared that the country's interest rates are in a neutral zone. This means they're not too high or too low. The bank's next move will depend on how the economy grows and how prices change. In a chat with

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Jan 14 2026POLITICS

Lawmakers Take Aim at AI-Generated Explicit Content

The U. S. Senate has taken a big step to protect people from AI-generated explicit images. A new law, called the Defiance Act, lets victims sue those who create and share these images without permission. This comes after a surge of such content on platforms like X, owned by Elon Musk. The law builds

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Jan 14 2026POLITICS

New York's Big Push for Safer Streets and Subways

New York is stepping up its game to make streets and subways safer. Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced a $77 million boost to subway safety. This money will go towards more police patrols, platform barriers, and a special program called SCOUT. SCOUT teams up mental health experts with police t

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Jan 14 2026FINANCE

Unlocking Freedom: Smart Steps to Financial Independence

Financial freedom is often seen as a distant goal, something to achieve after years of hard work and saving. But what if there's a better way? Lifestyle investing offers a different path. It's not about waiting until retirement to enjoy life. Instead, it's about creating income streams that support

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Jan 13 2026CELEBRITIES

Timothée Chalamet's Double Dreams: Acting and Football

Timothée Chalamet, the talented actor, recently won his first Golden Globe. But for him, the year 2026 isn't just about acting. He has another dream that's equally important to him. Chalamet is a huge fan of Saint-Etienne, a famous soccer team in France. He hopes that by 2026, his team will make a

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Jan 13 2026SPORTS

Mike Tomlin: To Stay or To Go?

Mike Tomlin, the seasoned head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has kept his cards close to his chest regarding his future. After a recent defeat, he emphasized that his attention is solely on the game that just concluded and its shortcomings. However, the burning question lingers: What lies ahead

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Jan 13 2026SPORTS

Mike Tomlin: A New Chapter in the Making?

Mike Tomlin, the long-time head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has a bright future ahead of him, even if he decides to step away from coaching. His expertise and reputation have caught the eye of major TV networks, all eager to have him join their NFL coverage. Fox, ESPN, NBC, CBS, and Amazon Pr

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Jan 13 2026CRIME

A Teen's Life Lost in a Crowded Chipotle

In a shocking turn of events, a 16-year-old boy lost his life in a Chipotle restaurant near Temple University. The victim, identified as Khyon Smith-Tate, was found shot in the chest inside the bathroom. Police are currently searching for three suspects, all believed to be young males between 16 and

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