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Dec 15 2025POLITICS

Israel's Strike on Hamas Leader Raises Concerns for Fragile Truce

A recent Israeli strike has put a spotlight on the shaky ceasefire in Gaza. Khalil Al-Hayya, a key figure in Hamas, spoke out about the situation. He confirmed that Raed Saed, a high-ranking Hamas commander, was killed in the attack. This event has raised questions about the future of the truce. Sa

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Dec 15 2025POLITICS

Sydney's Hanukkah Celebration Turns Tragic: A Look at the Rising Tensions

A joyful Hanukkah celebration in Sydney took a dark turn when gunfire erupted at Bondi Beach. The event, marking the first night of the Jewish festival, ended in tragedy with at least 11 people losing their lives. Authorities in Australia are treating this as a deliberate act of antisemitism. Israe

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Dec 15 2025SPORTS

From Basketball Courts to NFL Fields: The Unlikely Journey of Chu Godrick

Chu Godrick's story is a testament to how life can take unexpected turns. Born and raised in Aguleri, Nigeria, he initially pursued basketball, a common sport in his community. His journey took a dramatic shift when he faced a tough choice: make it in sports or head to medical school, as his father

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Dec 14 2025POLITICS

Hong Kong's Media Freedom on Trial: The Jimmy Lai Case

Jimmy Lai, a 78-year-old former media tycoon, is awaiting a verdict in a high-profile national security case in Hong Kong. His trial, which lasted 156 days, has drawn international attention and is seen as a test of the city's judicial independence and media freedom. Lai, who founded the pro-democr

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Dec 14 2025POLITICS

Berlin Talks: Zelenskyy Seeks Peace on Fair Terms

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Berlin for crucial discussions with US and European leaders. The main goal? To find a way to stop the ongoing war with Russia. Notably, Russia isn't part of these talks. The US is pushing Ukraine to make a deal with Russia, but Ukraine wants peace that

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Dec 14 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Hidden Social Network: How Location Sharing is Changing Friendships

Young adults are increasingly using location-sharing apps to stay connected. This trend is not just about tracking people's whereabouts but has become a new way to interact socially. The Find My app, which comes pre-installed on Apple devices, allows users to share their real-time location with fri

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Dec 14 2025POLITICS

US Politics: Big Moves, Bigger Questions

The US is facing a storm of challenges, and it's not just about politics. Health care is a hot topic. The government is stuck in a debate over how to make insurance affordable for everyone. The latest Republican proposal cuts subsidies that help people pay for their health care. This could lead to h

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Dec 14 2025HEALTH

How Birth Time of Year Affects Baby Growth in Tanzania

In Tanzania, the time of year when a baby is born can have a big impact on their growth and health. This is because food shortages happen at different times of the year, and babies born during these tough periods may not get the best nutrition. This can affect how they grow and develop, even up to 1

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Dec 14 2025FINANCE

Solana ETFs: Investors Bet Big Despite Price Drop

Solana's price might be going down, but that isn't stopping investors from putting money into Solana ETFs. Last week, these ETFs saw money flowing in for seven days straight. The biggest day was Tuesday, with $16. 6 million added. So far, Solana ETFs have pulled in $674 million since they started.

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Dec 14 2025SCIENCE

The Y Chromosome: Is It Really on the Way Out?

The Y chromosome has been a hot topic in science for a long time. Some experts think it might vanish, while others believe it will stick around. This debate is important because it makes us think about how life evolves. One scientist, Jenny Graves, said the Y chromosome has lost many of its genes o

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