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Dec 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

Bees in Trouble: A Sweet but Tough Business

In York County, a man named Cameron Spath turned a small beekeeping hobby into a big business. Honeystrong, his company, grew quickly. It started with removing bees from homes. Then, people needed more help. Soon, Honeystrong became the largest beekeeping business in South Carolina. But now, the bi

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Dec 26 2025HEALTH

A Joyful Surprise for NICU Families at Christmas

Christmas can be tough for families with babies in the NICU. The usual festive celebrations often take a backseat when a child is in critical care. This year, however, things were a bit different for families at Prisma Health Baptist Hospital and Prisma Health Richland Hospital. Santa and Mrs. Claus

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Dec 24 2025EDUCATION

Helping Nursing Students Handle Their Workload

Nursing educators are trying to figure out how to make sure students aren't overwhelmed in their first semester. They want to find a good balance for the amount of work students should handle. This isn't just about the number of hours spent studying. It's also about the types of tasks and how challe

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Dec 24 2025POLITICS

Farmers Win a Battle, But the War Isn't Over

Farmers across the UK are breathing a sigh of relief. The government has changed its mind about a plan to tax inherited farmland. Initially, they wanted to tax farms worth over £1 million. Now, they've raised that limit to £2. 5 million. This change came after months of protests from farmers and som

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Dec 23 2025ENVIRONMENT

Turkey's Vanishing Ground: Farmers Face Sinking Land

Turkey's central region, known for its fertile farmlands, is now a hotspot for sinkholes. The once stable ground is giving way, creating large holes that swallow up fields. This is happening because of less rain and falling groundwater levels. Experts say climate change is making things worse. The n

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Dec 22 2025EDUCATION

A University Course That Shapes Future Teachers' Views on Immigration

At the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, a first-year education course is sparking conversations about its approach to immigration topics. The course, "Identity and Difference in Education, " includes lessons that focus on the language used to discuss immigration and the experiences of immigr

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Dec 20 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tech and Politics: Key Trends That Defined 2025

In 2025, the world saw some big shifts in tech and politics. Let's break down the most important trends that shaped the year. First, there was a lot of talk about AI. It's everywhere now, changing how we live and work. But not everyone is happy about it. Some people are worried about jobs and priva

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Dec 20 2025CRIME

A Peaceful Community Shaken by Shocking Violence

Bonnyrigg, a quiet suburb in Sydney's west, is known for its rich cultural diversity. With a population of under 10, 000, it's home to a mix of cultures, languages, and faiths. You'll find a mosque, four Buddhist temples, and three churches all within a short distance. Over 80% of households speak a

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Dec 20 2025BUSINESS

Farmers Left in the Lurch: USDA Stands Firm on Aid

Farmers across the U. S. are in a tough spot. They're dealing with low crop prices, high costs for things like fertilizer, and the fallout from trade wars. The USDA recently announced a $12 billion aid package to help ease the pain. But farmers say it's not enough to fix the problems they're facing.

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Dec 19 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Glyphosate Helps Farmers Cut Carbon Emissions

Glyphosate is a big deal in farming. It's used on a massive scale. Every year, farmers spread about 749. 27 million kg of it across 646. 11 million hectares of land. But glyphosate isn't just about keeping weeds away. It plays a big role in how farmers manage their fields. Farmers who use glyphosat

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