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Jan 28 2025CELEBRITIES

Selena Gomez Speaks Out on Immigration Raids

Singer Selena Gomez, known for her Mexican-American heritage, took to Instagram to share her emotional thoughts on the immigration sweeps happening across the US. In a now-deleted video, Gomez expressed her sorrow and confusion about the situation. "I'm so sorry for my people, " she said, her voice

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Jan 28 2025HEALTH

Pakistan's Mental Health Innovation: A Digital Leap

Mental health is a global challenge, affecting people everywhere. Yet, many can't access help due to limited resources, stigma, or isolated living. Fortunately, there's a solution called Problem Management Plus (PM+), endorsed by the World Health Organization. This quick aid can do wonders, but it r

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Jan 28 2025EDUCATION

Brewing Science: MIT's Coffee Lab Unveils Secrets

Ever wondered why your coffee tastes bitter or acidic? Jeffrey Grossman, a professor at MIT, and his students are exploring the science behind the perfect cup. They've discovered that microwaving coffee for more than 30 seconds changes its chemistry, making it less enjoyable. In their class "Coffee

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Jan 28 2025RELIGION

How Nigeria's Small Churches Weathered the COVID-19 Storm

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Nigeria, small church congregations found their routines upended by restrictions and lockdowns. This study looked at how these smaller churches, with their limited resources and social networks, handled these sudden changes. One thing became clear: the pandemic forced

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Jan 28 2025HEALTH

The Opportunity in Opportunistic: Breast Cancer Screening in India

Breast cancer screening can save lives. While rich countries use mammograms, poorer nations like India have a cheaper and effective option: annual clinical breast exams. These physical checks can be as good as mammograms every two years at a lower cost. So, when women visit hospitals, it's a chance

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Jan 28 2025CRIME

Heather Morgan: From Crypto Heist to Rapper, What's the Truth?

Heather Morgan, known as Razzlekhan, is about to start a prison sentence for her role in a massive crypto heist. But she insists she's not the villain people think she is. In an exclusive interview, Morgan talks about her loyalty to her husband, her rap career, and why she thinks people got her stor

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Jan 28 2025EDUCATION

Nurses in Paintings: A Historical Tale

Art historians took a deep dive into 39 iconic paintings depicting nurses from different time periods. These artworks span from the 17th century, starting in 1662, all the way to 1962. The study aimed to uncover how nursing has evolved by analyzing the depictions of nurses in these masterpieces. By

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Jan 28 2025SCIENCE

How the Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus Tricks Plants

Ever heard of the tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV)? It's a big problem for tomato farmers worldwide, spread by tiny whiteflies called Bemisia tabaci. Scientists were curious about how this virus gets along so well with these insects. They found out that a protein in the virus, called C2, messes

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Jan 28 2025POLITICS

The Device Recall: Is Trump's Move a Red Flag?

Imagine this: you get fired, and then your boss asks for your work phone back. That's what happened to about 17 federal watchdogs, known as inspectors general, under President Trump's administration. These aren't just any employees; they're the folks who keep an eye on government activities to ensur

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Jan 28 2025SCIENCE

The Secret Behind Menthol's Cooling Power

Menthol is a natural substance found in peppermint and corn mint oils. It's widely used in medicines, cosmetics, and food. Out of the eight forms of menthol, (-)-menthol is the most effective at giving a refreshing feeling. Scientists have long known that (-)-menthol feels cooler and more refreshing

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