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Oct 21 2025SCIENCE

Sugarcane Thrives Under Drought Thanks to a Tiny Helper

Drought is a big problem for sugarcane. It makes it hard for the plant to grow and produce sugar. But scientists found a way to help. They used a gene from a small plant called Arabidopsis. This gene, DREB1A, helps sugarcane handle drought better. Scientists put the DREB1A gene into sugarcane using

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Oct 19 2025BUSINESS

Dhaka Airport Fire: A Major Setback for Bangladesh's Clothing Industry

A huge fire at Dhaka airport's cargo area has caused serious problems for Bangladesh's clothing industry. The fire started on Saturday and destroyed many goods that were ready to be sent to other countries. This includes clothes, materials, and important samples that help companies get new orders.

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Oct 18 2025ENVIRONMENT

Why Fall Cleanup Might Not Be So Clean for Nature

When the weather gets cooler, many people start cleaning up their yards. They cut back plants and remove leaves. They think they are doing the right thing. But is this really good for nature? Leaving plants and leaves alone can help insects and small animals survive the winter. These creatures need

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Oct 12 2025POLITICS

Why Gary Rairdon Could Be the Fresh Face Westbrook Needs

Gary Rairdon is stepping up to run for a spot on the Westbrook City Council. He's not just any candidate, though. He's someone who knows the city inside out and has a real passion for making things better. For years, Gary has been a regular at council meetings. He's not the type to just show up and

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Sep 13 2025SPORTS

Arsenal's New Star Shines Bright in Early Season

Arsenal's 2025/26 campaign is off to a solid start, with the team aiming to finally clinch the Premier League title after three consecutive second-place finishes. They kicked things off with two straight wins, first defeating Manchester United at Old Trafford and then thrashing Leeds United 5-0 at h

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Sep 02 2025EDUCATION

Remembering Dr. Gary D. Lopaschuk: A Life of Impact

Dr. Gary D. Lopaschuk, who passed away in 2025, left behind a legacy that continues to inspire many. Born in 1955, his journey was marked by significant contributions to his field. His work was not just about research; it was about making a real difference. People who knew him often spoke about his

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Aug 09 2025HEALTH

Coffee's Hidden Heart Risks: What's in Your Cup?

Coffee is a staple for many people in the U. S. , enjoyed daily for its rich flavor and energy boost. But did you know that what you mix into your coffee could be doing more harm than good to your heart? Black coffee is actually a heart-friendly choice. Research indicates that drinking a few cups e

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Aug 07 2025HEALTH

How Blood Sugar Reactions Might Hint at Heart Failure Outcomes

In the medical field, data often reveals important patterns. One such data point is the stress hyperglycemia ratio (SHR), which measures how much blood sugar levels rise under stress. Think of it as a stress indicator for blood sugar. Research has shown that high SHR values can signal potential issu

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Jul 23 2025HEALTH

Sugar Showdown: Cane Sugar vs. Corn Syrup in Your Soda

Coca-Cola is shaking things up with a new soda sweetened with cane sugar, not the usual high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS). This move comes after President Trump pushed for it, but don’t expect the classic Coke recipe to change. Instead, this new drink will join the existing lineup, giving consumers an

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Jul 17 2025BUSINESS

Could Coca-Cola Be Sweetening Its Recipe?

Coca-Cola might be considering a big change in its recipe for the U. S. market. This potential shift to cane sugar from corn syrup has sparked conversations, especially after former President Donald Trump brought it up on his social media platform. He suggested that Coca-Cola agreed to his idea of u

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