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Nov 08 2025POLITICS

Biden's Blunt Words: A Look at Trump's Impact on Democracy

Former President Joe Biden didn't hold back at a recent Nebraska Democratic Party event. He accused President Donald Trump of causing significant harm to democracy. Biden used Trump's renovation of the White House as a metaphor, saying it symbolized Trump's approach to governance. He claimed Trump h

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Nov 08 2025EDUCATION

Why CU Boulder Needs to Teach History to All Students

CU Boulder is missing a big chance to shape well-rounded students. Right now, students can graduate without ever taking a history class. This isn't just a small oversight. It sends a clear message: the university doesn't think knowing history is important. History isn't just about memorizing dates

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Nov 08 2025CRYPTO

The $250 Billion Stablecoin Showdown: What’s Next?

The GENIUS Act is now law, and it’s shaking up the world of stablecoins. This new rule means stablecoins will face stricter regulations, and the battle over how these rules are applied is just getting started. The act sets the stage for a two-year fight over how $250 billion in stablecoins will be

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Nov 07 2025HEALTH

What Happens to Neck Muscles After a Concussion?

A recent study looked at how concussions affect the muscles in the neck. The focus was on two things: when athletes can safely go back to playing sports and if they are more likely to get hurt afterward. The study involved 30 teens, mostly girls, around 16 years old. They had MRIs of their neck mus

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Big Boss Tells Staff to Stay Home Amid Protest Plans

A major investment company, Apollo Global Management, has asked its New York City employees to work from home on a specific Friday. This is because a protest is planned outside their office. The protest is about the company's CEO, Marc Rowan, who supports President Trump's policies on universities.

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Oregon's Chance to Shape Future Elections

Oregon is making big changes to how money flows in politics. Starting in 2027, new rules will limit how much people can give to candidates running for statewide offices. The cap is set at $3, 300 per person for each election cycle. These changes come from a law passed in 2024, known as House Bill 40

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Nov 07 2025HEALTH

Unleashing the Potential of Man's Best Friend

Dogs have been our loyal companions for thousands of years. They come in all shapes and sizes, each breed unique in its abilities. Scientists are now digging deeper to understand what makes different dogs tick. This isn't just about pets; it's about service dogs that help people with disabilities. I

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Nov 06 2025POLITICS

New Jersey's 2025 Election: Who's In and Who's Out?

The votes are in, and the results are clear. In the recent New Jersey elections, Democrats took home many wins, but Republicans also had their share of victories. Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat, came out on top against Republican Jack Ciattarelli in a race that caught the attention of the whole country.

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Nov 06 2025POLITICS

Fiji's UN Envoy Visits Taiwan: A Diplomatic Maneuver

In a surprising move, a high-ranking Fijian diplomat paid a visit to Taiwan this week. Filipo Tarakinikini, Fiji's permanent representative to the United Nations, met with Taiwan's Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim. This visit is quite unusual because Fiji officially recognizes China, which strongly oppo

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Nov 06 2025POLITICS

A Quick Chat About a Jailed Media Boss

In a brief chat during a recent meeting, U. S. President Donald Trump brought up the case of Jimmy Lai, a media tycoon from Hong Kong who's currently behind bars. Lai, now 77, is facing serious charges related to national security. Trump didn't ask for a specific deal to free Lai, but he did express

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