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Feb 20 2025SCIENCE

How Believing in Conspiracies Can Shape Our Lives

Conspiracy theories, those intriguing whispers of secret plots, have long captivated people's minds. But why do some individuals latch onto these ideas? Well, it turns out that for those who feel disconnected from society, believing in conspiracies can provide a sense of purpose. It's like finding a

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Feb 20 2025SPORTS

The Secret of Squat Jumps: Unweighting for Better Performance

Squat jumps are a common exercise used to measure an athlete's power and strength. But how do you know if you're doing them correctly? Traditionally, coaches and scientists have used their eyes or force-time graphs to check for an unweighting phase before the jump. This method can be unreliable and

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Feb 20 2025HEALTH

Measles Making a Comeback in the U. S.

Measles is spreading across the country. The CDC has reported cases in five different states so far this year. Texas is seeing the biggest problem, with 58 cases in just the last three weeks. This is a big deal because, in 2000, measles was considered gone from the U. S. But, it's been coming back.

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Feb 20 2025SCIENCE

How Brazil's Big Cities Differ on Lab-Grown Meat

Brazil is a vast nation with a mix of people and landscapes. This diversity leads to different views on new ideas, like meat grown in labs. Lab-grown meat is seen as a better way to get protein without the downsides of traditional meat production. It's considered more eco-friendly and ethical.

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Feb 20 2025HEALTH

Lifestyle Check-Up: Experts Weigh In

Health experts are putting their heads together to figure out how to measure our lifestyles in a more comprehensive way. This isn't just about counting steps or tracking calories. It's about understanding the big picture of our lives and how it affects our health. The goal is to create a tool that

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Feb 19 2025HEALTH

Measles: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

Measles is a highly contagious disease that can cause serious problems, especially for young children. It can lead to blindness, pneumonia, or even brain swelling, and in some cases, it can be deadly. This is especially true for kids under 5 years old. In fact, about 1 in 5 unvaccinated people with

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Feb 19 2025HEALTH

Measles on the Move: What's Happening in Texas and New Mexico?

Measles is making a comeback in the Southwestern United States. Texas is currently dealing with a significant outbreak, with 58 confirmed cases as of the latest update. The situation is particularly concerning in Gaines County, where 45 infections have been reported. This county, along with Terry, L

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Feb 19 2025CRIME

Swiping Left on Safety: The Hidden Dangers of Online Dating in Spain

In Spain, a troubling statistic has emerged: nearly a quarter of women who met someone on Tinder reported being raped. This figure is alarmingly high compared to other social settings. But what's causing this issue? First, let's consider the setting. Tinder is a platform where strangers mee

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Feb 18 2025BUSINESS

Southwest Airlines: A Big Change in the Air

Southwest Airlines is making some big changes. They are saying goodbye to 1, 750 corporate workers. That's about 15% of their corporate staff. This is a big deal for a company that has over 72, 000 full-time or full-time equivalent workers. The CEO, Bob Jordan, said it was a tough decision. He know

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Feb 18 2025EDUCATION

Finding Purpose: How Young Migrants in China Make Sense of Their Lives

Migrant children in China face a unique challenge: finding meaning in their lives amidst constant change. This isn't just about having fun or passing time; it's about their mental well-being. Most studies on this topic focus on individual factors, like how much money they have or how well they're d

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