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Oct 06 2025BUSINESS

Mexico's Meat Industry Faces Tough New Rules to Fight Screwworm

Mexico's meat industry is in a tough spot. New rules are making it harder to move livestock around the country. This is because of a nasty parasite called the screwworm. It eats flesh and can kill animals if not treated. The meat industry says these rules threaten their business. In 2024, they made

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Oct 06 2025HEALTH

Kids and Ivermectin: A Closer Look at Treating Scabies

Scabies is a common skin issue. It causes itching and rashes. It spreads easily among kids. Parents worry about treating it, especially for little ones under 15 kg. Ivermectin is a medicine that can help. It fights the tiny mites that cause scabies. Some studies show Ivermectin works well for kids.

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Oct 06 2025HEALTH

Breast Cancer: What Your Skin Might Be Trying to Tell You

In the fight against breast cancer, doctors have a new clue to watch out for. Sometimes, the skin of the breast can show signs of trouble, even before a tumor is spotted. This isn't about the main cancer itself, but about something else happening in the skin and tissues just under it. A recent stud

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Oct 06 2025POLITICS

The 2024 Election: A Narrow Win or a Mandate?

The 2024 presidential election was close. Donald Trump won with 49. 8% of the popular vote and 312 electoral votes. This was not a huge win. It was the fourth-narrowest margin in the popular vote and the seventh-narrowest in the Electoral College since World War II. Yet, many people act like it was

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Oct 05 2025ENVIRONMENT

Colombia's Coral Guardian: Elvira Alvarado's Underwater Mission

In the vibrant waters of Colombia's Caribbean coast, a 70-year-old marine biologist named Elvira Alvarado is on a mission. She's not just any scientist; she's a pioneer in coral reef restoration and has been dubbed "the mother of Colombian corals. " Her journey began nearly half a century ago when s

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Oct 05 2025POLITICS

Putin's Bet on Trump's Decision

Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, recently shared his thoughts on the U. S. potentially sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. He thinks it won't happen, showing his confidence in his relationship with Donald Trump. Putin even called Trump someone who enjoys surprising people but also knows how to

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Oct 04 2025POLITICS

Americans Worry About Rising Political Tensions

Americans are united in one belief: political violence is wrong. Yet, many fear it will become more common in the future. This concern isn't new, but it has grown over recent years. Politics seems to be the main reason people can't get along. Most Americans believe that outside of politics, people

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Oct 03 2025HEALTH

Checking the Accuracy of the CORE Wearable in Hot Weather Workouts

In a recent study, researchers put the CORE wearable sensor to the test to see how well it measures body temperature during exercise in hot conditions. The device aims to estimate core body temperature without invasive methods, which is crucial for preventing heat-related illnesses during physical a

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Oct 02 2025CRIME

Victims' Families Shielded from Disturbing Crime Scene Images

The families of four University of Idaho students, who were tragically murdered in 2022, have won a significant legal battle. They have been granted a permanent injunction against the City of Moscow, Idaho. This injunction prevents the city from releasing crime scene images that could cause further

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Oct 02 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Crime Dramas That Start with a Bang

Crime shows are known for their gripping start that makes you want to watch more. Unlike other genres, crime dramas have to set up a lot in the first few minutes. They need to introduce characters, the crime, and the mystery. Sneaky Pete kicks off with a tense moment between Marius and Pete. Marius

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