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Jan 07 2025CRIME

Visiting New Orleans: Biden Praises City’s Resilience After Tragedy

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden visited New Orleans recently following a deadly attack on New Year’s Day. Speaking at an interfaith prayer service, Biden expressed deep empathy for the city and its people, stating, "We're here to stand by you, grieve with you, and show that you're not

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Jan 07 2025POLITICS

Trump Asks to Push Back New York Court Date

Before taking office, Donald Trump, the incoming President, is trying to delay his court date in New York. His legal team filed an urgent appeal to postpone the scheduled sentencing, which falls just a few days before his swearing-in ceremony. They argue that, as the president-elect, Trump should en

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Jan 07 2025WEATHER

Winter Storm Double Trouble: Snow Piles Up in D. C.

Early Monday, the D. C. area got hit with the first winter storm of 2025, dumping about half a foot of snow. But that wasn't the end of it! Another round of snow was expected in the evening, which could push totals into the double digits. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning fo

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Jan 07 2025HEALTH

Battling Cancer: A Closer Look at System Modeling

Cancer control is a big deal for health systems today. But how do we tackle it effectively? That's where system dynamics modeling (SDM) comes in. This study dives into how SDM is used to understand and combat cancer. Researchers checked out a bunch of studies to see how well SDM is doing its job. F

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Jan 07 2025POLITICS

A Break to Honor: USCIS Offices Close

Ever thought why some days stand out? Well, January 9, 2025, is one of those days. This day is dedicated to remembering the 39th U. S. President, James Earl Carter Jr. President Biden has declared it a National Day of Mourning. So, if you've got a naturalization ceremony, interview, or appointment p

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Jan 07 2025ENTERTAINMENT

What Happens to Celebrity Red Carpet Outfits After the Flashbulbs Fade?

After a red carpet event, like the Golden Globes, celebrities' outfits gain a life of their own. Zendaya's saffron Louis Vuitton gown and Angelina Jolie's crystal chain McQueen dress are just a few examples. But what happens to these outfits after the cameras stop flashing? Many are stored away in s

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Jan 07 2025HEALTH

Caregivers' Biggest Concerns: What Social Media Tells Us

Informal caregivers looking after folks with dementia often share their struggles online. A recent study aimed to organize and count their top worries, do a deeper analysis on some posts, and check if replies were helpful and backed by facts. Researchers started by sorting out the main issues that

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Jan 07 2025POLITICS

Bill Nye: Science Hero or Political Figure?

You might know Bill Nye as the "Science Guy, " but now he's in the spotlight for receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The thing is, Bill Nye isn't a scientist by profession. Sure, he has a degree in mechanical engineering, but that doesn't make him an expert in every topic he discusses.

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Jan 07 2025HEALTH

Exploring Yoga and Therapy for Depression

Depression is a widespread concern in the United States, impacting a significant number of people and posing serious health challenges. Traditionally, doctors recommend therapy like behavioral activation (BA) or antidepressants as initial treatments. However, these methods don't work for everyone an

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Jan 07 2025WEATHER

Weather Woes: UK Faces Floods and Snowfall

Imagine waking up to a world covered in ice and snow, and then suddenly finding yourself waist-deep in water. That's what many in the UK experienced recently. Areas like the Midlands in England were hit hard by flooding, with over 200 warnings issued for overflowing rivers. In Leicestershire, mobile

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