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May 26 2025POLITICS

The Senator's Struggle: Balancing Health and Politics

Senator John Fetterman has been making headlines for his sporadic attendance and apparent disinterest in his senatorial duties. He recently attended a hearing involving OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, surprising many. This sudden appearance comes after months of Fetterman skipping crucial votes and committee

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May 26 2025HEALTH

The Digital Dilemma: mHealth Apps and Alzheimer's Prevention

A lot of people are excited about the possibility of preventing Alzheimer's disease. New research suggests that up to 30% of dementia cases might be avoidable. This is a big deal because it means that lifestyle choices could play a major role in preventing this condition. Alzheimer's is no longer se

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May 26 2025HEALTH

Acid Attacks: A Growing Menace in India

Acid attacks are a brutal form of violence. This involves throwing acid or harmful chemicals on someone's body to cause severe injuries or permanent scarring. It's a crime that's deeply rooted in societal issues like male dominance, gender prejudice, and disregard for the law. Over time, these attac

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May 26 2025WEATHER

Weather Forecasting in Peril: The Impact of Data Gaps

Weather forecasting is a complex task that relies on accurate data. In recent times, the United States has faced significant challenges in this area. The National Guard was called in to deal with an ice storm in Northern Michigan at the end of March. Meteorologists struggled to predict the extent of

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May 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Power of Context in AI: A New Way to Boost Accuracy

The world of AI is buzzing with a fresh idea to make language models more reliable. This new concept, called "sufficient context, " is all about figuring out if a model has enough information to answer a question accurately. This is a big deal for developers creating real-world applications where ge

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May 26 2025SPORTS

A Young Golfer's Big Break

Ben Griffin has had a remarkable run in the world of golf. He started as a mortgage loan officer. Then he decided to give golf another shot. He got his first big win in a team event with Andrew Novak. That was just the beginning. 28 days later, he was back on top. This time, it was all on his own. H

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May 26 2025HEALTH

Europe's New Alzheimer's Treatment: What's Next?

A big change is coming to Europe's healthcare systems. Anti-amyloid antibodies are being looked at for treating Alzheimer's disease. This is a big deal. If approved, it will bring both good things and tough challenges. Experts are stepping in to help figure out how to make this work. Fi

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May 25 2025POLITICS

A Life Changed by Chaos

The neighborhood of Minneapolis will never be the same after the tragic death of George Floyd. This event shook the community to its core and left lasting impacts on many lives, including that of Andrea Jenkins. She was the first Black, openly transgender woman to hold public office in the United St

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May 25 2025BUSINESS

The Tough Job Hunt: When Passion Meets Reality

The job market is tough right now. People are taking on any role just to get a paycheck. This isn't new, but it's becoming more common. The number of job postings is dropping, and artificial intelligence is making things even harder. Plus, there's a good chance you'll be ghosted after applying for a

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May 25 2025POLITICS

Africa's Security: A New Plan for Self-Reliance

The United States is changing its approach to security in Africa. Instead of focusing on governance and root causes of conflicts, the emphasis is now on helping African nations stand on their own. This shift was evident during African Lion, the largest joint training exercise on the continent. Gener

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