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Nov 10 2024POLITICS

Trump's Visit to the White House: A New Chapter

Ever since winning the election, President-elect Donald Trump has been making headlines. This week, he's set to meet with current President Joe Biden in the Oval Office. The White House announced this meeting on Saturday, with the get-together scheduled for Wednesday at 11 a. m. It's important to no

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Nov 10 2024ENVIRONMENT

Wildfires Spread Across Northeast

Wind and dry conditions are fueling wildfires across the Northeast, with 27 million people from New York to Massachusetts under fire alerts. Cities like New York and Boston are feeling the heat, with wind gusts up to 35 mph and humidity as low as 25%. Vegetation is super dry, with the region about 6

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Nov 10 2024CRIME

Netherlands' Prime Minister Stays to Handle Soccer Fan Attacks

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof changed his plans to attend UN climate talks in Azerbaijan. Instead, he's focusing on the aftermath of antisemitic attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans in Amsterdam. The violence, which injured five people and led to over 60 arrests, was sparked by social media ca

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Nov 09 2024HEALTH

Cannabis and Sleep: A Mixed Bag for Young Adults

Young adults with anxiety or depression might find cannabis helpful for sleep, but for others, it could make things worse. A recent study from USC shows that cannabis can improve sleep problems for those with mental health issues, but worsen sleep for those without. Researchers think this might be b

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Nov 09 2024SCIENCE

Blurry Lasers Tame Stormy Skies

Have you ever seen lasers appear to twist and turn during storms? Surprisingly, scientists discovered a clever method to keep lasers steady – using slightly fuzzy lasers known as PCBs. These unique lasers average out their rapid flickers, making them more stable. In a basic experiment mimicking turb

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Nov 09 2024LIFESTYLE

Rome's Trevi Fountain Opens with a Metal Walkway: Crowds and Coins under Control

Rome just gave tourists an unusual opportunity to see the Trevi Fountain up close. A temporary metal walkway was set up, allowing people to get a great view of the 18th-century statue of Oceanus and his chariot while the fountain undergoes restoration. The walkway can hold 130 people at a time, givi

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Nov 09 2024RELIGION

Notre Dame's Bells Ring Again After Historic Rebuild

On Friday, a significant milestone was achieved in Paris as the bells of Notre Dame rang out for the first time since the devastating 2019 fire. This event marked the culmination of a five-year rebuild, led by French President Emmanuel Macron's commitment to restore the 861-year-old icon. The restor

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Nov 09 2024WEATHER

Snowstorm Causes Power Outages in Denver

Imagine waking up to a winter wonderland, only to find that your power is out. That's what happened to thousands of Denver metro residents on Saturday. The first big snowfall of the season didn't just bring beauty; it also caused chaos. By 8:30 a. m. , over 24, 000 customers were without power, than

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Nov 09 2024SPORTS

Cowboys' QB Prescott Injured: What Now?

Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys' star quarterback, has found himself on the injured reserve list after hurting his hamstring in their recent loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The injury is reported to be a partial tear, which could keep him sidelined for six to eight weeks. Initially, the team hesitated

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Nov 09 2024HEALTH

South Africa's COVID-19 Response: A Lesson in Legislative Limits

Imagine having a roadmap to deal with disasters, like having a DRM legislation in place, but then a real disaster like COVID-19 hits and you find out your map has a few missing roads. That's where South Africa's experience during the pandemic can teach us a lot. Since 2002, the country has been prai

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