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Nov 20 2025ENVIRONMENT

Endangered Species Protections: A Shift in Policy

The Trump administration has recently suggested changes to the rules that protect endangered species. These changes aim to loosen the regulations that were strengthened under the Biden administration. The goal is to make things easier for businesses, as Trump has often criticized what he sees as exc

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Nov 20 2025CRIME

From Prison to Pages: A Journalist's Journey

John J. Lennon, once a man entangled in a life of crime, now finds himself behind bars, serving a 28-year-to-life sentence for a murder he committed in 2001. His journey, however, took an unexpected turn when he discovered journalism through a prison writing workshop. This newfound passion led him t

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Nov 20 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Celebrating the Magic of Holidays at Disneyland

Disneyland Resort kicked off its holiday festivities on November 14, marking the start of a season filled with joy and celebration. Despite the rain, visitors were eager to experience the enchantment of the holidays. They braved the weather, armed with umbrellas and ponchos, to enjoy the park's fest

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Nov 20 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tech Startups Score Big: A Look at November's Funding Frenzy

November 19, 2025, was a big day for tech startups. Lots of money moved around, especially in AI, healthcare, and cybersecurity. Companies that make tools for doctors, create AI music, or protect businesses from hackers got a lot of attention from investors. One company, Function Health, got $298 m

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Nov 20 2025POLITICS

The Hidden Costs of Open Borders: Exploitation and Crime

The push for open borders, often framed as compassionate, has unintended consequences. It fuels illegal activities and puts migrants at risk. Smugglers take advantage of these policies, making millions from desperate people seeking a better life. Migrants face extreme dangers on their journey to th

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Nov 20 2025POLITICS

Crackdown on Crime: What's Happening in High-Crime Cities?

A big meeting is happening soon. It's about how the Trump team is trying to fix crime in certain cities. These cities are run by Democrats. The group in charge of the meeting says these cities have rules that let crime grow too much. This isn't the first time the Trump team has stepped in. Earlier

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Nov 20 2025HEALTH

How Money in Pockets Can Boost Health: A Look at Italy's Experiment

Italy started a money-giving program in 2015. It aimed to help middle-class families. Each person could get up to €960 a year. The goal was to improve their lives. But did this extra cash make people healthier? That's what researchers wanted to find out. They looked at data from towns all over Ital

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Nov 20 2025CELEBRITIES

Stars Who Love to Roll the Dice

Many famous people enjoy gambling. They visit casinos often. Some are very good at it. Others lose a lot of money. But they all seem to love the excitement. Ben Affleck is one of them. He is great at blackjack. He even won a poker championship. Casinos sometimes ask him to leave because he is too g

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Nov 20 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebrities We Lost in 2025: A Look Back

2025 was a tough year for celebrity losses. Many well-known figures left us, each leaving a unique mark on their respective fields. In the world of sports, Marshawn Kneeland, a former Dallas Cowboys defensive end, passed away in November. His girlfriend and family were left to mourn his tragic loss

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Nov 20 2025SCIENCE

How Sound Waves Can Improve Chicken Meat Quality

Scientists have been playing around with sound waves to make chicken meat better. They wanted to see how sound waves and salt levels affect chicken protein when it's frozen and thawed. It turns out, sound waves can make the chicken protein more soluble and change its structure. This helps the protei

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