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Oct 22 2024ENVIRONMENT

Save Nature, Invest Big: UN Biodiversity Summit Kicks Off

The United Nations is hosting a massive conference in Colombia about protecting nature. The leader of the UN, Antonio Guterres, is calling for big money to be spent on a special fund that helps countries protect and fix biodiversity – the variety of life on Earth. This is happening because losing al

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Oct 22 2024POLITICS

China's Fire Drills Near Taiwan Spark Concern Amid Thawing Relations

Just a week after China's massive military exercise near Taiwan, the country is now holding live-fire drills in its southern Fujian province, which faces Taiwan. This latest move is adding to the existing tension between the two nations. The drills, which took place from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. , were pa

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Oct 22 2024POLITICS

U. S. Moves to Limit AI and Chip Investments in China

The U. S. government is in the final stage of reviewing new rules aimed at controlling investments in China's sensitive technologies. These technologies include artificial intelligence, semiconductors, microelectronics, and quantum computing. The proposal, under review by the Treasury Department, re

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Oct 22 2024POLITICS

Trump's Plans: A New Look at Social Security's Future

A recent report from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) suggests that Donald Trump's campaign proposals could speed up the insolvency of Social Security, a crucial program for millions of American seniors. The CRFB found that Trump's plans might make Social Security run out of mon

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Oct 22 2024HEALTH

Oral Sex and Oral Cancer: What's the Link?

Every year, about 18, 000 Americans get diagnosed with oropharyngeal cancer. This type of head and neck cancer is more common in people ages 50 to 80. But now, it’s affecting younger folks because it can be linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV). A British surgeon who works on head, neck, and thy

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Oct 22 2024POLITICS

Trump's Tax Breaks: A Time Bomb for Social Security

Ever since Donald Trump started his political career, he's been promising to safeguard Social Security. But his recent tax break proposals might backfire. He wants to stop taxing Social Security benefits, which could drain the program's funds faster. A watchdog group says this could lead to a 30% cu

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Oct 22 2024CELEBRITIES

Sean 'Diddy' Combs Faces Seven New Lawsuits, Other Celebs Allegedly Involved

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is back in the spotlight with a fresh set of legal challenges. Seven new lawsuits have been filed against him, including claims from minors who say they were drugged and assaulted at his parties. This time, other celebrities are mentioned as being part of the alleged incidents, al

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Oct 22 2024BUSINESS

Perplexity AI's New Tool: Making Stock Market Research Fun and Easy

Meet Perplexity Finance, an exciting new tool from the fast-growing AI company Perplexity AI. It’s all about simplifying stock market research for beginners. The platform offers a bunch of handy features like real-time stock prices, historical earnings data, and industry comparisons. But how does it

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Oct 21 2024SPORTS

Lynx Coach's Blunt Take on Finals Loss

The Minnesota Lynx lost Game 5 of the WNBA Finals to the Liberty, with their coach, Cheryl Reeve, having strong words during the postgame press conference. The Lynx missed many shots, but Reeve wasn't focused on that. Instead, she blamed the officials for the loss. "They stole this from us, " she sa

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Oct 21 2024SPORTS

Long Wait Over: Liberty Wins First WNBA Title After 28 Years

It was a night of triumph for the New York Liberty as they finally claimed their first WNBA championship title after 28 long years. The crowded Barclays Center in Brooklyn witnessed an intense Game 5, where the Liberty outshone the Minnesota Lynx in overtime, winning 67-62. Nyara Sabally, who had be

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