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May 27 2025POLITICS

Northern Communities Push for Change

A recent gathering in Prince Rupert brought together local governments from northern British Columbia. They discussed various issues and came up with 23 resolutions. These resolutions cover a wide range of topics, from housing and crime to conservation and healthcare. Healthcare was a big topic. Th

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May 27 2025HEALTH

How Health Tech Can Help Kids With ADHD

Health systems worldwide are under immense pressure. Waiting lists are growing, and resources are thin. Connected health, or using technology to support healthcare, is seen as a potential solution. However, creating effective health apps is no easy task. It demands a mix of skills from different fie

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May 27 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Struggles: Understanding Bladder and Bowel Issues in Aging Chinese Adults

Aging is tough on the body. For many older adults in China, it brings unwanted challenges. Bladder and bowel problems, known as urinary and defecatory dysfunction (UDD), are quite common. These issues can greatly affect the quality of life. Yet, there is a surprising lack of long-term studies on

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May 26 2025CRIME

Nighttime Chaos in Little River: 11 Injured in Shooting Incident

A quiet Sunday night in Little River, South Carolina, turned chaotic when a shooting sent at least 11 people to the hospital. The exact details of the incident remain unclear, but it has raised questions about public safety and the handling of such events. The Horry County Police did not provide upd

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May 26 2025SPORTS

Birthday Bash Turns Into Knicks Comeback

Basketball fans were in for a treat on a special day in May 2025. Shannon Hart, the wife of Knicks guard Josh Hart, turned 30. Little did she know, her birthday would be marked by an incredible sports event. The Knicks were down 2-0 in the Eastern Conference finals. They were facing the Pacers, and

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May 26 2025EDUCATION

Hong Kong steps up to help students in visa crisis

A recent move by the Trump administration has left many international students in a tough spot. The administration tried to stop Harvard from taking in foreign students, but a court stepped in to pause this decision. This sudden change has caused a lot of uncertainty for students who were planning t

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May 26 2025SCIENCE

Zinc's Shape-Shifting Show

Zinc has a knack for creating complex structures. It can form coordination polymers, which are like tiny, intricate frameworks. These frameworks are not just pretty to look at. They have practical uses too. Two new types of these frameworks have been created. They are made from zinc, a special linke

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May 26 2025EDUCATION

What's the point of the Education Department?

The Education Department has been a part of the US government since 1979. It was created to help schools and students across the country. However, some people wonder if it's really making a difference. For years, the performance of students in the US has not improved much. In 2013, even before the

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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 2025BUSINESS

The Hidden Costs of Cheap Chinese Imports

In the world of international trade, there's a sneaky game going on. Chinese sellers are luring U. S. buyers with enticing offers. They promise to cover all import taxes and duties. Sounds too good to be true? It often is. This practice is fueling a shadowy network of illegal activities. At the hea

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