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Nov 16 2024CRIME

Diddy's Lawyer Targets Celebs:demanding answers and action

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing serious charges, and the legal battles don't stop there. Lawsuits from alleged victims are piling up. The lawyer representing many of these victims, Tony Buzbee, is now reaching out to other celebrities. Buzbee suspects that some big names might have been involved in Did

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Nov 15 2024POLITICS

Gaetz's Nomination: A Senate Showdown?

Republican senators are worried. Matt Gaetz, former Florida congressman, is in line to become the next attorney general under President-elect Trump. But with only 53 GOP seats in the Senate, Gaetz faces a tough road to confirmation. Some Republicans, like Senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, a

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Nov 15 2024HEALTH

How Iran Deals with End-of-Life Care

In the Islamic Republic of Iran, caring for terminally ill patients is a big challenge. Doctors and policymakers often struggle with how to improve the lives of people who are very sick and may not get better. This is where ethics come in. Ethical guidelines help healthcare workers know what's right

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Nov 15 2024HEALTH

Why Women Students Overthink and Struggle with Phone Addiction

Ever wondered why some female freshmen in China can't seem to put down their phones? A recent study dives into this issue, focusing on a tricky thing called rumination. Rumination is like overthinking on steroids – it's when you can't stop dwelling on negative thoughts. The study found that when fem

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Nov 15 2024POLITICS

Trump’s Lawyers Become Top Justice Officials

Donald Trump, who will soon begin his second term as president, has decided to fill key positions in the US Justice Department with his criminal defense lawyers. Todd Blanche, one of his lawyers, has been chosen as the deputy attorney general. His role will include managing daily functions of the de

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Nov 15 2024SCIENCE

Fighting Beauty Bias: A Study on Interventions Against Attractiveness Discrimination

Social inequality often starts with how we judge others. Attractiveness-based bias can play a big role in this. But what can we do to stop this unfairness? Researchers held a contest to find ways to reduce such bias in decisions, like admissions. They tested 30 different strategies across four study

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Nov 15 2024BUSINESS

EU Hits Meta with Huge Fine for Marketplace Monopoly

The European Union has slapped Meta, the company behind Facebook, with a massive $840 million fine. This penalty comes from the European Commission, the EU's antitrust watchdog, which found that Meta used its power unfairly in the world of online classified ads. The commission believes Meta took ad

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Nov 14 2024HEALTH

Home Sweet Home: How Housing Affects Care Needs of Seniors

Ever thought about how your grandma's home could impact her care needs? A recent study in England explored this topic by chatting with 44 folks aged 65 and above, along with some of their caregivers. The findings? It's all about the condition, space, and legal stuff connected to the home. The state

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Nov 13 2024POLITICS

What’s Next for Trump’s Conviction? Let's Explore Some Options

So, Donald Trump won the election, and now a judge in New York has a big decision to make. Should he sentence Trump right away, even though he's about to become president? Or should he wait until Trump leaves office? There are a few paths the judge could take. First, he could just wait until Trump'

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Nov 12 2024SCIENCE

See the Biggest Moon of 2024 This Week!

This week, skywatchers are in for a treat with the final supermoon of the year. On Friday, the moon will appear 14% larger and brighter than usual, making it a spectacular sight. The best time to catch this celestial show is around 4:30 p. m. , just before sunset. This event is perfect for New Yorke

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