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Dec 15 2025SPORTS

Why Anthony Joshua is a fan of influencer boxing

Anthony Joshua, a heavyweight boxing champion, has shown support for influencer boxing. This is a trend where famous people, who are not professional boxers, step into the ring. Joshua believes this is good for the sport. He thinks it shows that boxing can be successful without needing a championshi

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Dec 15 2025WEATHER

Snowstorm Leaves New Jersey Towns Buried

New Jersey recently experienced a significant winter storm that left a notable impact on several counties. The storm brought substantial snowfall, with some areas receiving up to 8 inches or more. The highest accumulations were observed in Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Somerset, and Sussex cou

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Dec 15 2025ENVIRONMENT

Sumatra's Road to Recovery: What Lies Ahead?

Sumatra, Indonesia, is slowly picking up the pieces after devastating floods and landslides. The disaster, triggered by a powerful cyclone, has left over 1, 000 people dead. Many more are still missing. The storms also caused destruction in nearby countries, with around 200 lives lost in southern Th

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Dec 15 2025POLITICS

France's Budget Battle: What's Next?

In a recent turn of events, French senators have given the green light to the 2026 budget bill. This move sets the stage for some serious talks between the Senate and the lower house of parliament later this week. The Senate, which leans conservative, voted in favor of the bill with a count of 187

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Dec 15 2025EDUCATION

School Costs Skyrocket, But Life Skills Lag Behind

Money is pouring into education, but are students really learning what they need? In New York City, private high school tuition can hit a staggering $70, 000 a year. On top of that, families are spending big on tutors, test prep, and extracurriculars. Yet, despite all this investment, many teens are

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Dec 15 2025ENVIRONMENT

How China's Yangtze River Region is Balancing Industry and Water Conservation

In China's Yangtze River Economic Belt, a big challenge is to grow the economy without hurting the water supply. A recent study looked at how well 11 provinces in this area are using water efficiently in their industries from 2014 to 2023. The study found that over time, these provinces have gotten

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Dec 15 2025POLITICS

Russia's Peace Pushers Face Tough Times

In Russia, a small political group called Yabloko is pushing for peace in Ukraine. They want the fighting to stop. But the government is making it hard for them. Two of their leaders were arrested. They are accused of spreading false information about the Russian army. The leaders say they are innoc

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Dec 15 2025EDUCATION

Classrooms Divided: The Battle Over Teaching the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

In California, schools have become the unexpected battleground for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Teachers and administrators in places like the Bay Area and Los Angeles often support the Palestinian perspective, arguing it has been overlooked in schools for years. On the other hand, many Jewish

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Dec 15 2025CRYPTO

Making Crypto Easy: VALR and Checkout. com Team Up

VALR, a major player in the crypto exchange world, has joined forces with Checkout. com. This team-up is all about making it easier for people around the globe to get into crypto. Now, users can add money to their VALR accounts and buy cryptocurrencies using their local money and familiar payment op

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Dec 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

Shake-Ups in Tech: Big Names Switch Jobs in 2025

In 2025, top tech companies saw a wave of executive departures. This wasn't just a few people leaving. Many key players at Apple, Tesla, and Meta changed jobs. Some left because of delays in projects. Others were unhappy with new directions. A few even started their own companies. Apple faced big c

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