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May 28 2025HEALTH

Can Computers Predict Cancer Spread?

In the world of medicine, there is a big push to use computers to predict how diseases will behave. One area where this is happening is with a type of cancer called nasopharyngeal carcinoma. This cancer starts in the upper part of the throat, behind the nose. Doctors often struggle to tell if it has

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May 28 2025HEALTH

Hispanic Elders and Exercise: A New Approach to Brain Health

The Hispanic community in the United States is at a higher risk of dementia compared to non-Hispanic whites. This is a serious issue that needs to be tackled. One way to help reduce this risk is through physical activity. However, there is a problem. The exercise programs that are available do n

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May 27 2025CELEBRITIES

A Night of Surprises and Big Wins at the AMAs

The American Music Awards in Las Vegas was a night filled with unexpected moments and major wins. The event was hosted by Jennifer Lopez, who managed to steal the show with her energetic performances and a few controversial moves. Lopez danced to a mix of popular songs, but it was her kiss with both

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May 27 2025POLITICS

Copper Mine vs. Sacred Ground: A Legal Battle

The highest court in the land recently decided not to hear a case that pits a massive copper mining project against the religious rights of Native Americans. The dispute centers around Oak Flat, a site sacred to the Apache people, which is slated for destruction to make way for the Resolution Copper

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May 27 2025TECHNOLOGY

Switch 2: Most Games Work, But Some Have Hiccups

The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here, and gamers are eager to know which games will run smoothly. Nintendo has been busy testing a huge number of games to ensure they work on the new console. So far, about 75% of the more than 15, 000 third-party Switch games have been given a thumbs up after basic

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May 27 2025POLITICS

New Visa Rules: How Social Media Could Affect Student Visas

The Trump administration has made a big change to student visa rules. US embassies around the world have been told to stop scheduling visa interviews for foreign students. This is part of a new plan to check the social media accounts of all international students applying for visas. The goal is t

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May 27 2025CRIME

Olympic Star Mary Lou Retton Faces Legal Trouble

Mary Lou Retton, a name synonymous with gymnastics glory, recently found herself in a different kind of spotlight. The former Olympic champion was charged with driving under the influence in West Virginia. The incident, which took place on May 17, has left many wondering about the circumstances lead

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May 27 2025POLITICS

New York's Traffic Battle: Judge Keeps Congestion Pricing Alive

A judge recently stepped in to keep New York City's congestion pricing plan on track. This plan charges drivers to enter a busy part of Manhattan. The judge's decision means the plan will stay active until at least June 9. This is a big deal because the Trump administration had been trying to sto

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May 27 2025CRIME

A Swedish Man Faces New Charges for ISIS Atrocity

The Swedish legal system is taking a stand against terrorism. A man from Sweden is now facing serious charges. He is accused of playing a role in a brutal act committed by ISIS. The victim was a Jordanian pilot. This pilot was burned alive in Syria back in 2015. The man charged is Osama Krayem. He i

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May 27 2025HEALTH

Can Mobile Tech Help Break the Cycle of Overthinking?

Overthinking, or rumination, is a common issue in many mental health struggles. It is a pattern of repetitive, negative thoughts that feel hard to control. Researchers have looked into many reasons why people ruminate. One idea is that people try to avoid certain feelings or thoughts. This is called

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