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Mar 18 2025ENTERTAINMENT

What Makes a Crime American?

The popularity of true crime stories has skyrocketed in recent years. Many of these shows and documentaries have one thing in common: they use the word "American" in their titles. This trend began around 2016 and has been growing ever since. But what does it mean for a crime to be labeled as "Americ

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Mar 18 2025HEALTH

Community Health: The Power of Local Involvement in IGAD

The IGAD region, which includes eight countries, has seen both wins and setbacks when it comes to community involvement in health initiatives. The idea is simple: get locals involved in health programs and primary care. This can lead to better health services and make them last longer. But how well

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Mar 17 2025POLITICS

Serbia's Students Stand Up

The recent protests in Serbia have a lot of people talking. It all started with a tragic accident at the Novi Sad train station. This station, built way back in 1964, was finally getting some much-needed upgrades. The upgrades were part of China's big plan, the Belt and Road initiative. This plan ai

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Mar 17 2025BUSINESS

The Big Soda Buyout: PepsiCo's $2 Billion Bet on Poppi

Poppi, a popular prebiotic soda brand, is now under the ownership of PepsiCo. This deal, valued at nearly $2 billion, is a significant move in the soda industry. It is a clear sign that big soda companies are shifting their focus towards healthier options. The acquisition is part of a broader trend

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Mar 17 2025POLITICS

The Democratic Party's Struggle for Support

The Democratic Party is facing a tough time. Recent polls show that only a small number of people have a good opinion of the party. A survey by NBC News found that just 27% of registered voters view the Democratic Party positively. This is the lowest rating since the poll began in 1990. Similarly, a

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Mar 17 2025POLITICS

A Doctor's Fight for Justice in Lebanon

A doctor, Rasha Alawieh, is currently in Lebanon, waiting for a judge to decide if the Trump administration broke a court order by deporting her. She is a specialist in kidney medicine and was working at Rhode Island Hospital. The judge in Boston wanted to know why she was sent back to Lebanon, even

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Mar 17 2025TECHNOLOGY

Unlocking the Hidden Health Powers of Your Apple Watch

The Apple Watch is more than just a sleek gadget on your wrist. It's a powerful tool that can provide valuable insights into your health. By using various apps and notifications, you can gain a better understanding of your overall well-being and make informed decisions about your lifestyle. The App

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Mar 17 2025HEALTH

Unseen Dangers: A Teen's Battle with Mold and Mystery Illness

Mold is a common household issue, but for one teenager, it sparked a two-year health nightmare. At 14, Ava was hit with a series of health problems that left doctors baffled. It all started with Covid in 2020, but her symptoms didn't stop there. She was soon diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, a rare

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Mar 17 2025HEALTH

Vaccine Coverage in Young Kids Across Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa is a vast region. It's home to many countries with diverse cultures and landscapes. Among the many challenges it faces is ensuring that young children receive all their necessary vaccinations. A recent effort looked into how well this is happening for kids aged 12 to 23 months acr

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Mar 17 2025HEALTH

The Silent Struggle: How Hearing Loss Affects Daily Life

For many, aging brings a mix of experiences. But for some, it also brings hearing loss. This is especially true for those who lose their hearing later in life. These individuals, known as late-deafened adults, face unique hurdles in everyday communication. Their struggles are often overlooked, as th

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