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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

Jazz Musician Faces Legal Action After Canceling Show Over Name Change

A jazz musician is in hot water after calling off a Christmas concert at the Trump Kennedy Center. Chuck Redd, who was supposed to host the annual Christmas Eve Jazz Jam, canceled the event because he didn't like the center's new name. The center's board had just voted to rename it after former Pres

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Dec 28 2025SPORTS

Malik Willis: A Journey from Georgia to the NFL

Malik Willis, the new face of the Green Bay Packers' quarterback position, has a story that's as inspiring as his on-field skills. Born in College Park, Georgia, to Harold Willis and Shasta Grier, Malik's love for football started early. By age four, he was already dreaming of playing for the Norths

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Dec 28 2025SPORTS

A Rising Star with a Unique Background

Kyshawn George is making waves in the NBA, but his journey to the league is anything but ordinary. Born in Switzerland to a Canadian father and Swiss mother, George's dual heritage has given him a unique perspective on life and basketball. His father, Deon George, a former professional basketball pl

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Dec 28 2025SPORTS

Trey Kaufman-Renn: The Hoops Hero from Indiana

Trey Kaufman-Renn is a basketball player who plays for Purdue Boilermakers. He is known for his strong will and determination. Last year, his team lost badly to Auburn. But he didn't forget that loss. This year, he made sure his team won by a huge margin. He even said he wished they had won by more

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Dec 28 2025SCIENCE

Turning Peanut Oil into Eco-Friendly Plastic with Bacteria

Bacteria can make plastic-like stuff from peanut oil. This isn't your usual plastic. It's special because it breaks down naturally and doesn't harm the environment. Scientists found a type of bacteria called Bacillus subtilis LO1. It's great at turning peanut oil into this eco-friendly plastic. Thi

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Dec 28 2025SCIENCE

Plants' Secret Blueprint: How Tiny Cell Structures Shape Growth and Survival

Plants are masters of adaptation. They constantly tweak their internal structures to handle changes inside and outside their cells. This isn't just any random adjustment. It's a carefully controlled process. At the heart of this process is the cytoskeleton. Think of it as the plant's internal scaffo

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Dec 28 2025SCIENCE

Van Fish: Kidney Changes During Their Big Swim

Van fish have a tough job. They live in Lake Van, which is quite different from regular freshwater. Every year, they swim upstream to spawn, facing big changes in their environment. This journey is not easy. Scientists wanted to see how these changes affect the fish's kidneys. They looked at kidney

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

2025's Top Google Searches: What Was Everyone Looking Up?

In 2025, Google's top searches in the U. S. gave a snapshot of a year filled with big news, politics, tech, and pop culture. Leading the pack was Charlie Kirk, a well-known conservative figure and founder of Turning Point USA. His name topped the charts after his tragic death, drawing more searches

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

India's Security: A Broader Look

Shashi Tharoor, a prominent Congress MP, recently shared his thoughts on India's foreign policy, Pakistan's changing military tactics, and the importance of national unity. He emphasized that foreign policy should not be seen as belonging to any single political party but as a collective responsibil

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Dec 28 2025BUSINESS

A Tech Worker's Tragic Battle with Workplace Stress

A bright and ambitious woman, Annie Surman, found herself in a dark place after working at a major tech company. She was a standout student, a Columbia graduate, and even interned with NASA. But her time at MongoDB, a data storage company, took a toll on her mental health. Annie's parents say she s

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