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Jun 13 2025RELIGION

Measuring the Secular Shift: The Brazilian Take

The rise of non-religious folks around the globe is a trend that's hard to ignore. This shift has sparked a need for reliable tools to measure secularism, which is basically the lack of religious and spiritual beliefs. Brazil, a country known for its vibrant culture and religious diversity, is no e

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Jun 11 2025HEALTH

Light Therapy: How to Predict Who Will Stick to Their Treatment

Let us dive into the world of intense light therapy. This therapy uses intense pulsed light (IPL) to treat various skin conditions. It is a popular treatment option. However, not all patients complete their full course of treatment. This is a big issue. Doctors want to know who is likely to ski

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Jun 11 2025HEALTH

A New Hope for Eye Cancer Treatment

A new method of treating a type of eye cancer is being tested. This cancer is called choroidal malignant melanoma. It grows in the eye's choroid layer. The treatment uses carbon-ion radiotherapy with a rotating beam. This approach was started in March 2018 at a hospital in Japan. The goal was to see

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Jun 10 2025POLITICS

New Jersey's Governor Race: The Battle for Votes

The race for New Jersey's governor is heating up, with several candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. Rep. Mikie Sherrill is currently leading the pack, thanks to her strong fundraising and widespread endorsements from key county Democratic organizations. She has also invested heavily in te

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Jun 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Bug Eating Trend: What Young Turks Think About Insects on Their Plates

The world is heating up, and rain is becoming scarce. This is making it tough to grow enough food for everyone. Plus, the weather is getting wilder. So, scientists are looking for new, eco-friendly food sources. Insects are one of those options. They are packed with nutrients and are kinder to the e

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Jun 10 2025POLITICS

Blake's Debate Dilemma: Fundraising Fiasco or System Failure?

Michael Blake, a candidate for NYC mayor, is in a heated battle. The Campaign Finance Board (CFB) has ruled him out of the second debate. This is because he hasn't met the fundraising targets, according to their records. However, Blake's team claims they have the required

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Jun 10 2025SCIENCE

Boosting Argan Oil with Herbs and Spices

Argan oil is already known for its health benefits. But what if it could be made even better? Researchers decided to test this idea. They mixed argan oil with powders made from thyme, oregano, and saffron. The goal was to see if these additions could boost the oil's nutritional value and make it

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Jun 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Hot Can Razor Clams Handle It?

Climate change is making summers harsher. This is bad news for razor clams. They are dying in large numbers due to the extreme heat. So, scientists wanted to find out which razor clams can handle the heat best. They looked at two groups of razor clams. These groups live in the same area but come fro

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Jun 09 2025SCIENCE

How Well Do Lithuanian Versions of Death Anxiety Scales Hold Up?

The Lithuanian versions of two scales that measure death anxiety have been put to the test. These scales are the Revised Collett-Lester Fear of Death Scale and the Existential Death Anxiety Scale. The goal was to see if these scales work well in Lithuanian. The study involved 528 people. Most of th

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Jun 08 2025POLITICS

Politician Shot During Public Speech

In the heart of Colombia's capital, Bogota, a shocking event unfolded. A young politician, Miguel Uribe Turbay, was speaking to a small group of supporters in a park. Suddenly, shots rang out. Uribe was struck three times, with two bullets hitting his head. This violent act happened during a campaig

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