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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

Congress Should Step Up on Africa Decisions

Rep. Kat Cammack from Florida recently spoke about U. S. military action in Africa. She believes that if extremists in Nigeria don't stop their activities after recent strikes, Congress should vote on further actions. This is important because it ensures that the administration doesn't act alone wit

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

Guinea's Big Vote: Is Change Really Coming?

Guinea is in the middle of a big vote. People are choosing their next leader. The man in charge now, Mamady Doumbouya, took over after a coup in 2021. Many think he will win this election. He is up against eight other candidates, but none seem as strong as him. Guinea has a lot of valuable stuff un

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

CAR's Election: A Test of Stability and Democracy

In the Central African Republic (CAR), President Faustin-Archange Touadera is aiming for a third term in office. This is happening during national elections where he highlights improvements in security, thanks to support from Russian mercenaries and Rwandan troops. Touadera, a 68-year-old former ma

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Dec 28 2025CRIME

Kata Hay: From Stage to Courtroom

Kata Hay, a singer who once competed on The Voice, is now facing serious legal trouble. She was recently arrested in Oklahoma due to a warrant from Tennessee. The warrant is related to a car crash that happened on December 10, which resulted in a fatality. The singer, whose real name is Kata Huddle

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Dec 28 2025SCIENCE

Science in the US: A Year of Setbacks and Resilience

In 2025, scientists in the US faced unprecedented challenges. The year started with the National Institutes of Health halting key operations, which disrupted ongoing studies and grant reviews. This was followed by executive orders that rolled back diversity and inclusion programs and removed crucial

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Dec 28 2025HEALTH

Chill Out and Sleep Tight: A New Way to Feel Better

In today's fast-paced world, stress and sleep troubles are common. Many people are looking for ways to feel better without relying on pills or complicated routines. Enter Pulsetto, a small device that might just help. Pulsetto is a wearable gadget that uses gentle electrical pulses to stimulate the

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Dec 28 2025HEALTH

Unraveling the Link: Eating Disorders and Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Eating disorders are a serious concern for people with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). But what comes first? Does IBD lead to eating disorders, or do eating disorders make IBD worse? It's a tricky question. A recent study tried to find out how common eating disorders are in people with IBD. First

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Dec 28 2025SCIENCE

Van Fish: Kidney Changes During Their Big Swim

Van fish have a tough job. They live in Lake Van, which is quite different from regular freshwater. Every year, they swim upstream to spawn, facing big changes in their environment. This journey is not easy. Scientists wanted to see how these changes affect the fish's kidneys. They looked at kidney

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

Myanmar's Election: A Test of Democracy Amidst Chaos

Myanmar is holding elections, but not everyone is happy about it. The country is in the middle of a civil war, and the military, which took over in 2021, is in charge. They say this election is a chance for a fresh start. But many people, including the United Nations and some Western countries, thin

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Dec 28 2025BUSINESS

A Tech Worker's Tragic Battle with Workplace Stress

A bright and ambitious woman, Annie Surman, found herself in a dark place after working at a major tech company. She was a standout student, a Columbia graduate, and even interned with NASA. But her time at MongoDB, a data storage company, took a toll on her mental health. Annie's parents say she s

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