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May 16 2025POLITICS

Judges Clash Over Trump's Birthright Citizenship Ban

The highest court in the land had a tough time on a Thursday. They were trying to figure out if lower court judges had overstepped their boundaries. This was all because of a policy by the Trump administration. The policy aimed to end birthright citizenship. That's the idea that anyone born in the U

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May 16 2025SPORTS

Bill Belichick's New Role and Relationships

Bill Belichick's book tour has been a whirlwind of interviews. Most have been quite tame, but Michael Strahan on Good Morning America managed to ask some tough questions. He started with easy questions about the book, but then he went deeper. Strahan asked what the football coach version of Belichi

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May 16 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Pandemic's Impact on a Small Town

The film Eddington takes viewers to the desert city of Eddington, New Mexico, during the COVID summer of 2020. The story revolves around Joe Cross, the city sheriff, who stands out as he refuses to wear a face mask. Joe is an asthmatic, but his decision is more about his contempt for COVID stats and

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May 16 2025FINANCE

Worries Rise as Prices May Soar: How Tariffs are Affecting Us

The mood among U. S. shoppers has taken a hit. A recent survey showed that people are getting more anxious about prices going up. This is mainly because of new taxes on imported goods, known as tariffs. The survey, done by a well-known university, found that the feeling of confidence among consum

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May 16 2025POLITICS

Gulf States: Big Wins and Missed Opportunities

The Gulf States pulled out all the stops for a recent visit by a US President. They had big hopes. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE wanted to show they were open for business and back in the good books with the US. They wanted to shift their relationship from just oil-for-security to something more

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May 16 2025HEALTH

Racial and ethnic differences in end-of-life care for severe brain injuries

When someone suffers a severe brain injury, decisions about their care often fall to family or friends. This is because predicting the outcome of such injuries is incredibly difficult. A recent study looked into how these decisions vary among different racial and ethnic groups. The study focused on

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

Heat Up: The Battle of Laser Tech in Medical Procedures

Lasers have become a big deal in medical treatments. Two types stand out: Ho: YAG and thulium fiber lasers. These tools are used to break down kidney stones. They are powerful and can cause heat. This heat can be a problem. It can damage tissues. So, scientists are always looking for ways to make th

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May 16 2025HEALTH

Online Health Advice: Helpful or Harmful?

The internet has changed how people manage their health. Online peer support groups have become a go-to for many. These groups offer a space for people to share experiences and advice about health issues. However, the quality of this advice can vary greatly. Some information might be spot-on, while

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May 16 2025HEALTH

Does Weight Gain Shape Our Jaws?

The link between body weight and jaw structure has long been a topic of interest. Many studies have spotted a connection, but the exact cause-and-effect relationship is still a mystery. A recent investigation set out to dig deeper into this puzzle. The goal was to uncover if there is a direct cause-

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May 16 2025HEALTH

Why Heart Thickening Matters in High Blood Pressure

There is a common condition called hypertensive left ventricular hypertrophy. It is a bit of a mouthful, but it means the heart's left ventricle grows too thick. This is a serious issue that many people face. The way doctors handle this has not changed much in a long time. It is high time to think a

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