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Sep 21 2025POLITICS

New Pentagon Rules: Journalists Face Tough Choices

The Pentagon has introduced a new rule that could change how journalists report on military matters. Starting now, reporters must agree to use only pre-approved information when covering the Defense Department. If they refuse, they risk losing their press credentials. This move is part of a broader

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Sep 21 2025HEALTH

A Psychiatrist's Fight Against Fear and Faith in Kurdistan

Shawkat Amin Korki, a filmmaker known for his gripping stories, is back with a new project called "Disorder. " This time, he's tackling a tough subject: the clash between modern medicine and deep-rooted superstitions in Kurdistan. The story follows Mina, a psychiatrist who returns home after studyi

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Sep 21 2025HEALTH

Squirrel Hill's Took Took 98 Faces Shutdown Due to Serious Health Violations

In a surprising turn of events, a popular Thai street food spot in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood had to close its doors temporarily. The reason? A health inspection revealed a serious rodent problem and numerous food safety violations. The Allegheny County Health Department stepped in and

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Sep 20 2025POLITICS

Pentagon's New Rules: A Step Back for Press Freedom?

The Pentagon has introduced new rules that are making it harder for journalists to do their jobs. Now, reporters must promise not to look at or share any information that hasn't been officially approved. This includes even unclassified documents. If they don't agree to these terms, they could lose t

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Sep 20 2025CRYPTO

Mutuum Finance: A Closer Look at Its Recent Surge and Future Plans

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is making waves in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. It has raised over $16 million and attracted more than 16, 350 holders. The project is currently in Stage 6 of its presale, with the token priced at $0. 035. This stage is set to end with a 14. 3% price increase, bringi

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Sep 20 2025POLITICS

A Divided House Honors Charlie Kirk

The House of Representatives recently passed a resolution to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The vote was not unanimous, with a notable number of Democrats opposing it. This division reflects the growing political tensions in the country following Kirk's assassination. The resolution, whi

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Sep 20 2025HEALTH

Patients' Power in Health Research: A Closer Look

Patients with heart problems are now playing a bigger role in health research. This shift is all about giving them a say in decisions, better communication, and making sure they stay involved. But how do these patients really feel about this change? And how well are they able to understand and take

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Sep 19 2025SPORTS

Noah Lyles Makes History in the 200 Meters

Noah Lyles has done it again! He won the 200 meters at the world championships, making it his fourth title in this event. It was a close race, but Lyles pulled ahead in the final stretch, beating Kenny Bednarek by just 0. 06 seconds. Lyles finished in 19. 52 seconds, showing his speed and skill. Ly

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Sep 19 2025POLITICS

Drones Over Poland: What Really Happened?

In early September 2025, Poland and its NATO allies took action against a group of Russian drones that entered Polish airspace. This event was significant because it was the first time a NATO member had directly engaged in the Russia-Ukraine conflict since it started in 2022. The drones, which numb

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Sep 19 2025POLITICS

Putin's Gamble: Is the West Finally Ready to Push Back?

Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine have sparked a shift in the West's approach to his aggression. The U. S. and Europe are showing signs of stepping up pressure on Russia, but it's unclear if this will be enough to change Putin's calculus. Donald Trump, known for his unpredictable stance on Ukrain

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