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May 08 2025EDUCATION

Protesters Storm University Library: A Clash Over Divestment

A significant event unfolded at Columbia University when pro-Palestinian demonstrators took over a section of the main campus library. This incident occurred just two days before final exams were set to begin, adding extra stress for students. The demonstrators demanded that the university cut ties

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May 08 2025HEALTH

Measles on the Rise: A Look at the 2025 Outbreak

Measles is making a comeback in the US. 2025 has seen over 1, 000 cases reported. This is the second time in a quarter-century that the numbers have been this high. The main issue is a large outbreak in West Texas. It has spread to New Mexico, Oklahoma, and possibly Kansas. The numbers are likely m

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May 08 2025HEALTH

Mexicos Health Watchdog: 80 Years of Disease Defense

The Mexican Institute for Social Security (IMSS) has been a key player in Mexico's health scene for 80 years. Its work in medical care, public health, and tracking diseases has shaped the country's health landscape. The IMSS has been on the frontlines of identifying disease-causing agents and tackli

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May 06 2025BUSINESS

How Shopping Videos Hook Generation Z on Shopee

Generation Z, often called Digital Natives, have seen a huge shift in how they shop. This is largely because of the rise of e-commerce. A recent study looked into how product videos on the Shopee video platform affect the impulse buying habits of this group. The focus was on how different types of e

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May 06 2025OPINION

Abandoned Promises: The Struggle for 9/11 Health Care

The World Trade Center Health Program was set up to help those affected by the 9/11 attacks. It was supposed to treat injuries, long-term conditions, and illnesses suffered by responders and survivors. The program was a lifeline for many, offering hope and medical support in the wake of unimaginable

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May 05 2025CRIME

Deadly Cinco de Mayo Violence in Arizona

Arizona witnessed a tragic event on a Sunday evening. A restaurant in Glendale, a Phoenix suburb, became the scene of a violent shooting. The celebration of Cinco de Mayo turned grim when gunfire erupted. Three people lost their lives, and five others were injured. The police were alerted around 7:4

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May 04 2025POLITICS

The Pandemic's Political Lessons

The Covid-19 pandemic brought out the best and worst in politics. It was a time when decisions had to be made quickly, and priorities had to be set. Who made the calls? Who suffered the most? Why did certain choices lead to specific outcomes? These are the questions that need to be asked. T

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May 03 2025CRIME

Campus Shooting: A Closer Look at a Troubling Incident

A recent incident at a technical college near Los Angeles has sparked concerns about workplace safety. The event unfolded on a Friday afternoon when two female staff members were shot on the campus of the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology in Inglewood. The suspect, believed to be a form

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May 03 2025SCIENCE

Pistachio's Secret Weapon Against Drought

Pistachio trees, known for their tasty nuts, face a big challenge: drought. These trees struggle with dry conditions, which can hurt their growth and the quality of their nuts. To tackle this issue, researchers have been looking into ways to make pistachio trees more resilient. They focused on a

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May 03 2025HEALTH

The Immune System's Struggle Against Liver Cancer

The immune system usually fights off illnesses. But when it comes to liver cancer, it faces a tough opponent. This type of cancer, known as hepatocellular carcinoma, is tricky. It often goes undetected until it's too late. This makes it hard to treat with standard methods. However, there's a new too

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