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Jan 13 2026SPORTS

Leeds United's Transfer Drama: Doekhi and Harrison's Uncertain Futures

Leeds United is in a bit of a pickle with their transfer plans. They're eyeing Danilho Doekhi, a defender from Union Berlin, but they're not the only ones. Wolfsburg is also interested, and Doekhi might be tempted to stay in the Bundesliga. Leeds needs another defender, especially with Joe Rodon inj

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Jan 13 2026CRIME

London's Crime Drop: A Reality Check

London's murder rate took a big drop in 2025, hitting a low not seen in years. The city recorded 97 homicides, which is fewer than the previous year and the least since 2014. When you look at the numbers per person, London's rate is the lowest it's been since they started keeping track in 1997. Thi

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Jan 13 2026HEALTH

Lemon Water: A Simple Drink with Big Health Perks

Lemon water is a popular drink that does a lot of good for the body. It helps keep you hydrated and gives you a big dose of vitamin C, which is great for your immune system. Drinking it in the morning or before meals can also help your digestion by getting your stomach juices ready for food. The ci

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Jan 12 2026SCIENCE

Unlocking the Hidden Potential of Lipid Membranes

Lipid membranes are more than just passive barriers. They have a secret life. When exposed to electric fields, they can exhibit unique behaviors. Think of them as tiny, dynamic sponges that can remember and respond to electrical signals. Scientists used advanced computer simulations to study these

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Jan 12 2026CRIME

London's Safety: What the Numbers Really Say

London's crime scene is not as grim as some might think. The city's police chief, Mark Rowley, recently shared some promising numbers. Murders in London have dropped to their lowest in over a decade. When you consider how many people live in the city, the murder rate is actually lower than in places

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Jan 12 2026EDUCATION

Kids Take the Lead in AI Conversations

Lego is stepping up to give kids a say in how AI is used in schools. While adults worry about AI, Lego Education is focusing on what kids think. They asked 12 children to create a survey about AI. This survey was sent to 800 kids in the U. S. , Germany, South Korea, and Australia. The results showed

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Jan 12 2026WEATHER

Louisiana's Unexpected Chilly Spell: What's Going On?

Louisiana is known for its warm, humid climate, but lately, it's been feeling more like winter than usual. After a stretch of warm days, temperatures suddenly dropped, catching many off guard. This chill is expected to stick around for a while, with overnight temperatures potentially dipping near fr

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Jan 12 2026BUSINESS

The Man Behind China's Trade Talks: Li Chenggang's Unique Approach

Li Chenggang, a key figure in China's trade negotiations with the U. S. , is far from the typical diplomat. He's a chain-smoking, porcelain-collecting lawyer who knows his way around trade law and speaks excellent English. He's not afraid to stand his ground, even if it means stepping on a few toes.

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Jan 12 2026CRIME

Louisiana's Crime Rates: A Glimpse of Hope in 2025

Louisiana saw some good news in 2025. Crime rates went down in many cities. New Orleans had fewer murders. There were 121 in 2025, down from 125 in 2024. That's a 3% drop. But the big news is that murders are down 55% from three years ago. That's a huge improvement. Shreveport also saw a big drop.

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Latin America's Divided Reaction to U. S. Move

Latin America woke up to a storm on January 3rd. WhatsApp buzzed with urgent messages as leaders scrambled to respond to a bold U. S. action. President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela was captured, sending shockwaves through the region. The response was not unified. Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, all le

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