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Apr 21 2025RELIGION

A New Saint's Path Paused

The journey to honor a young tech-savvy Catholic has hit a snag. Carlo Acutis, who passed away at just 15, was on track to become the first millennial saint. His canonization, set for next Sunday, has been delayed. This is due to the recent passing of Pope Francis. The event was planned for St. Pete

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Apr 21 2025RELIGION

The Last Words of Hope

The world has recently lost a significant figure, Pope Francis, who passed away just a day after his final public appearance. This event occurred on Easter Sunday, where he addressed a large crowd from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica. His health had been declining for some time, with recent resp

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Apr 21 2025TECHNOLOGY

Blue Checks Arrive on Bluesky

Bluesky is introducing a new way to verify accounts, similar to the blue check marks seen on other social media platforms. This change comes as the platform has seen a surge in users since it opened to the public in early 2024. Before this, users could verify themselves by adding custom domains to t

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Apr 21 2025POLITICS

A Catholic Meeting and a Global Farewell

The world was saddened by the passing of Pope Francis. He was a key figure in the Catholic Church. Before his passing, he had a special meeting. It was with the U. S. Vice President, JD Vance. This meeting took place in the Vatican. It happened on Easter Sunday. Pope Francis was in a wheelchai

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Apr 21 2025RELIGION

The Legacy of a Modern Pope

The Catholic Church has lost its leader, Pope Francis, at the age of 88. Francis, originally Jorge Mario Bergoglio, was born in Argentina and became the first pope from the Americas. He was elected in 2013, taking the name Francis in honor of the 13th-century Italian monk. His papacy was marked by s

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Apr 21 2025CRIME

Beware: Scammers Pretend to Be FBI Helpers to Steal More Money

The internet is full of tricks. One of the latest is a sneaky scheme where fraudsters pose as FBI agents. They target people who have already been scammed. Their goal? To trick them into giving up even more money and personal details. This scam is not new, but it is making a comeback. From Dec

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Apr 21 2025CRIME

Glass Can Be Deadly: The Unseen Danger of Everyday Objects

First, let's talk about how we usually think of sharp injuries. Most people believe these come from deliberate acts of violence. However, this isn't always the case. Sometimes, ordinary objects can lead to tragic accidents. Take, for instance, a young man in his early 20s. He was found lifeless on t

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Apr 21 2025SCIENCE

The Kiwi Killer: Unmasking the Fungus Behind Soft Rot

The fungus Diaporthe Z1-1N is a big problem for kiwifruit growers. It is the main cause of soft rot disease in kiwifruit. This fungus produces enzymes called pectinases, which break down the fruit's cell walls. These enzymes are more active than others the fungus produces, like cellulases. To unders

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Apr 21 2025HEALTH

Big Data Boosts Surgery Recovery and Pain Control

The process of managing anaesthesia is a big deal in the world of surgery. It affects how well patients recover, how pain is handled, and overall patient health. Even with all the progress in anaesthesia, there are still issues. Patients react differently, and sometimes there are unexpected problems

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Apr 21 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tesla's Mileage Mystery: Customers Question Odometer Accuracy

Tesla is in hot water over claims that it messes with the odometer readings of its cars. This is not good news for the company. Some customers think the company is doing this to make more money on repairs and to get people to buy extended warranties sooner. This is a big deal because it affects h

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