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Oct 26 2025SPORTS

Yoshinobu Yamamoto: The Unlikely Hero of the Dodgers

Yoshinobu Yamamoto might not look like your typical baseball superstar, but his recent performances are making it hard to ignore him. Standing at just 5-foot-10, he doesn't have the intimidating presence of other top pitchers. Instead, he has a friendly demeanor and a smile that makes him seem more

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Oct 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

Big Oil Takes California to Court Over Climate Change Rules

ExxonMobil is taking California to court over new laws that want the company to be open about its climate impact. The laws say big companies like Exxon must share details about the greenhouse gases they produce, both directly and indirectly. The company says these laws force them to share informati

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Oct 26 2025POLITICS

Big Names Fund White House Ballroom Upgrade

The White House is getting a major makeover. The project, which includes a new ballroom, is expected to cost over $300 million. The good news is that taxpayers won't be footing the bill. Instead, 37 donors are stepping up to cover the costs. These donors are a mix of big tech companies, private ind

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Oct 26 2025SPORTS

Bears and Ravens: A Tight Game with Big Plays

The Bears and Ravens game is turning out to be a nail-biter. The Ravens' Tyler Huntley is playing like a seasoned veteran, leading his team with precision. He's got 11 completions for 110 yards so far, and his running game is looking sharp with Snoop Huntley gaining 42 yards on the ground. The Bear

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Oct 26 2025HEALTH

Unlocking the Secrets of Aging Minds: Why Some 80-Year-Olds Have Sharp Memories

Ever wondered why some people in their 80s have memories as sharp as those in their 50s? It turns out, not everyone's brain ages the same way. A group of folks, dubbed "SuperAgers, " are defying the odds, and scientists are eager to find out why. These SuperAgers, aged 80 and above, perform excepti

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Oct 26 2025SPORTS

Ravens' Injury Report Mix-Up: What's at Stake?

The Baltimore Ravens are in hot water after a slip-up in Lamar Jackson's injury report. On Friday, Jackson practiced with the scout team, not the first-team offense, due to his hamstring injury. Yet, the Ravens listed him as "full" participant. Oops! This isn't just a small mistake. The NFL takes i

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Oct 26 2025FINANCE

Unraveling Social Security Taxes: What You Need to Know

Social Security benefits can be a lifeline for many, but taxes on these benefits can be confusing. It's not just about the money you receive; it's also about how it affects your tax situation. First, let's talk about "combined income. " This isn't just your regular income. It's your adjusted gross

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Oct 26 2025SCIENCE

How the Mayans Mastered the Sky: Their Eclipse Predictions

The Mayans, a brilliant ancient civilization from Central America, were ahead of their time in astronomy and math. They could predict solar eclipses with surprising precision. But how did they do it? Recent studies offer some answers. A key piece of evidence is the Dresden Codex, a famous Mayan ast

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Oct 26 2025BUSINESS

Wall Street's New Home in the Middle East

Big banks from the U. S. are making a move to Saudi Arabia. Citigroup just opened its new regional office in Riyadh. This is a big deal because it shows that Wall Street is getting more serious about doing business in the Middle East. The new office is in the famous Kingdom Tower. This is different

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Oct 26 2025SPORTS

Aaron Rodgers' Big Game Against His Old Team

Aaron Rodgers is set to face the Green Bay Packers, his former team, in a highly anticipated matchup. This game is not just any regular season game for Rodgers, who spent 18 years with the Packers. Brett Favre, who knows a thing or two about playing against his former team, believes Rodgers will be

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