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May 22 2025SCIENCE

Night Vision Contacts: The Future of Seeing in the Dark

The ability to see in the dark has long been a fascinating concept. It is a well known fact that humans can only see a small part of the light spectrum. This is a very small range compared to other animals. Some animals can see in the infrared or ultraviolet spectrum. For example, snakes, mosqui

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May 22 2025POLITICS

A Divided House Passes a Massive Tax Plan

The House of Representatives, controlled by Republicans, just passed a huge tax and spending bill. This bill is a big deal because it puts a lot of money into the military and border security. It also gives tax breaks to certain groups, like people who receive tips or have car loans. This bill is pa

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May 22 2025SPORTS

A Bold Stand Against the Bully

Jim Irsay, the owner of the Colts, passed away at 65. He was known for being genuine, eccentric, and deeply committed to his team and the sport. He had his issues, but he faced them head-on. He was not afraid to challenge the status quo. In 2022, Irsay took a significant step by speaking out agains

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May 22 2025SPORTS

The Tush Push Turmoil: NFL Owners Clash Over Controversial Play

The NFL's annual meeting took a heated turn when the topic of the tush push came up. The proposal to outlaw the play did not pass. This means the controversial move will stay in the game. The discussion got intense, with some owners and executives exchanging sharp words. The meeting in Minnesota

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May 22 2025SPORTS

Baseball's Bright Star: Why Pittsburgh Won't Trade Paul Skenes

The Pittsburgh Pirates are in a tough spot. Their season has been rough, and they recently let go of their manager, Derek Shelton. Fans are buzzing about the possibility of trading their star pitcher, Paul Skenes. However, any talk of trading Skenes seems to be more about wishful thinking than reali

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May 22 2025POLITICS

Farmers and Politicians Brace for MAHA Report

The upcoming MAHA report has sparked a heated debate. Farmers and some Republicans are on edge. They fear the report might criticize glyphosate, a key ingredient in many pesticides. This chemical has been used for decades to control weeds and protect soil. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leads the MAHA Commi

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May 22 2025POLITICS

The Controversial Gift: A Luxury Jet for the President

The Defense Department has taken possession of a high-end Boeing 747 from Qatar. This jet is intended for use as Air Force One, the official aircraft for the President of the United States. The move has sparked a lot of debate. Some people are questioning whether it's right to accept such an expen

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May 22 2025ENVIRONMENT

Microplastics on New Zealand Beaches: A Hidden Threat

New Zealand's beaches are under threat from a tiny but significant problem: microplastics. These minuscule plastic particles have been found in beach sediments across the country, with a recent study focusing on three regions: Northland, Waikato, and Canterbury. The study aimed to understand the ext

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May 22 2025HEALTH

How Social Media is Fueling Alcohol Culture

Alcohol is a big problem globally. It causes many health issues and social problems. Yet, it is everywhere on social media. This is especially true on platforms like YouTube. Videos showing people drinking are becoming more common. This trend is worrying, especially for young people. Why should we

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May 22 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Hidden Threat in Capibaribe River's Waters

The waters of the Capibaribe River Estuarine System (CES) in Recife, Brazil, are under threat. The source of this threat is a chemical called linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS). LAS is a common ingredient in many cleaning products. It is also a major pollutant in the river. LAS can be harmful t

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