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Nov 03 2025POLITICS

U. S. and South Korea Talk Troops and Security

The U. S. Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth, is in South Korea. He is there to talk about the future of U. S. troops in the country. The talks are part of the annual Security Consultative Meeting. This meeting is important. It helps the U. S. and South Korea plan their military alliance. They also dis

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Nov 03 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin Believers Face a Tough Choice: Safety or Sovereignty?

Bitcoin's early adopters are facing a tough decision. They once believed in keeping their own keys and controlling their own money. But now, they're starting to change their minds. Why? Because of something called "wrench attacks. " These are real-life threats where people are forced to give up thei

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Nov 03 2025CRIME

A Mayor's Fight and Mexico's Struggle with Crime

Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Uruapan, was known for his bold stance against organized crime. He often spoke out about the dangers he faced, even wearing a bulletproof vest in public. Sadly, his concerns proved valid when he was shot during a Day of the Dead festival in the city center. President Clau

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Nov 02 2025CRIME

The Louvre Heist: A Clumsy Crime and Its Aftermath

The Louvre, a place known for its art and history, recently became the site of a daring and bizarre theft. Four individuals are now facing charges for stealing jewels worth a staggering $100 million. The heist, which took place in broad daylight, has left many questioning the security measures at on

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Nov 02 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Quantum Conundrum: Fear vs. Reality

Bitcoin faces a potential threat from quantum computers, but the real issue might not be the technology itself. Experts warn that panic and misinformation could cause more harm than the actual quantum threat. The crypto market is highly sensitive to news and rumors, as seen in past incidents where f

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Nov 02 2025CRIME

A Late-Night Blast at Harvard: What Happened?

In the quiet hours of Saturday morning, a loud bang shook the Goldenson building at Harvard Medical School. Police quickly figured out it wasn't an accident. Two people ran away when a cop showed up. No one got hurt, but the building took some damage. The school shared pictures of the suspects late

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Nov 02 2025TECHNOLOGY

Unlocking Hidden Talents of Your Old Security Cameras

Security cameras are not just for catching thieves. They can do many cool things around the house. Before throwing out old cameras, think about giving them a new job. Old cameras can help with everyday tasks. They can watch for packages and tell you when they arrive. This is great for stopping porc

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Nov 02 2025POLITICS

FBI's Work Stops: Who Pays the Price?

The FBI is in trouble. The government shutdown is making it hard for them to do their job. They can't pay people who help them with investigations. This puts the country at risk. Agents can't gather important information. Retired agents say this could lead to big problems. The shutdown is the secon

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Nov 02 2025CRIME

Crypto Crime: Are Hackers Winning or Just Changing Tactics?

In 2025, hackers linked to North Korea stole over $2 billion in cryptocurrency, setting a new record. Meanwhile, global law enforcement made significant strides, recovering $439 million and arresting hundreds of money launderers across 40 countries. This raises an important question: Are these crimi

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Nov 01 2025POLITICS

Food Banks Brace for Storm as Snap Benefits Face Uncertainty

Food banks across the country are preparing for a surge in demand as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Snap) faces a potential cutoff. The federal government shutdown, now in its second month, has created a lot of uncertainty. The Trump administration announced that Snap, which helps ar

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