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Oct 29 2024ENVIRONMENT

Birdhouses Built by Midlands Students Aim to Protect Screech Owls, Wood Ducks, and Eastern Bluebirds

In Columbia, South Carolina, students at Heyward Career and Technology Center in Richland School District One are working on a project that's more than just a school assignment. Led by construction teacher Frank Gilbert, the students are building birdhouses for screech owls, wood ducks, and eastern

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Oct 28 2024SPORTS

Dark Days for Jets: Aaron Rodgers Faces Off-Season Challenges

The New York Jets are in a tough spot after losing their fifth game in a row, this time to their division rivals, the New England Patriots. The final score was 25-22, with the Patriots pulling off a last-minute win despite losing their starting quarterback, Drake Maye, to a concussion. Aaron Rodger

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Oct 28 2024CELEBRITIES

Meghan Markle's Rushed Rebrand: A Lesson in Patience

Former royal Meghan Markle has been busy creating a new life in the US since stepping back from her royal duties with Prince Harry in 2020. Part of her new journey included launching a lifestyle brand called American Riviera Orchard. She hinted at this on Instagram back in March 2024, surprising fan

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Oct 28 2024WEATHER

Philippines on Alert: Trami's Potential U-Turn Sparks Concern

Tropical Storm Trami hit the Philippines hard, leaving 65 people dead and 2. 6 million affected by landslides and flooding. More than 320, 000 people evacuated, with many still missing. The storm's possible U-turn is a big worry for authorities. Col. Jacinto Malinao Jr. described a fisherman's loss,

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Oct 28 2024BUSINESS

Mexico's Trade Boom: A Closer Look

Mexico is seeing a significant increase in trade with the United States, especially since the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) came into force. This agreement allows products made in Mexico using foreign materials to be labeled as "Made in Mexico" and avoid certain tariffs. Companies li

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Oct 28 2024POLITICS

Foreign Influence in U. S. Elections: What to Watch For

As the U. S. election draws near, foreign countries like Russia, China, and Iran are stepping up their efforts to sway voters. Microsoft's recent report highlights that these countries are using fake videos, social media campaigns, and disinformation to try and influence the outcome. For instance, R

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Oct 28 2024HEALTH

Estée Lauder Encourages Breast Health in Daily Self-Care

Think about self-care. Mostly, we think of facials, therapy sessions, and nails. But what about our breasts? Breast cancer affects Black women the most, yet breast health often takes a back seat. That's why Estée Lauder Companies launched the "Breast Care is Self-Care" campaign during Breast Cancer

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Oct 28 2024HEALTH

Run for a Cause: Fighting Pancreatic Cancer Together

Imagine a community coming together to fight a common enemy. That's exactly what the Elvin Howard Sr. Pancreatic Cancer Foundation is all about. Named after Elvin Howard Sr. , who lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in 2017, the foundation aims to raise awareness and support for those affected by

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Oct 28 2024CELEBRITIES

Wade Family's New Vodka Venture: A Blend of Business and Love

Basketball legend Dwyane "Dwyane Wade" Jr. 's parents, Wade Sr. and Danielle, are stepping into the spirits world with their own vodka brand, D'Berri. Though this isn't Dwyane Jr. 's first business in the beverage industry—he already runs Wade Cellars—this new venture holds a special meaning. It's n

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Oct 27 2024HEALTH

Older Adults and Immunocompromised Advised to Get Extra COVID Shots

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has some new advice for older adults and people with weakened immune systems. It’s all about getting an extra dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to stay safe. If you’re 65 or older, or if your immune system isn’t as strong, the CDC says to get a second

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