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Jul 30 2025HEALTH

Young Women in Sri Lanka: What Do They Know About Breast Cancer?

In Sri Lanka, young women's understanding of breast cancer is a hot topic. A recent study dug into what non-medical female college students know, think, and do about breast cancer. The goal? To figure out how to teach them better and catch cancer early. First, let's talk about knowledge. Many of th

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Jul 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Farms and Forests Mix in the Amazon

In the eastern Amazon, the health of the forest is a big deal. It's not just about the trees, but also about what's happening around them. People have been trying to figure out how farming and other activities affect the forest. But there's still a lot to learn. A recent study took a close look at

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Jul 28 2025POLITICS

East Chicago's Hispanic Trailblazers: The Gomez Legacy

In East Chicago, a street now carries the names of Jesse and Rosemarie Gomez, two influential figures in local politics. Jesse made history as the first Hispanic elected official in Indiana, while Rosemarie became the first Hispanic woman on the East Chicago City Council after her husband's passing.

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Jul 25 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Panama Is Leading the Way in Rainforest Protection

Rainforests are vital for our planet's health, yet they are disappearing at an alarming rate. The Amazon, Congo, and other tropical rainforests are being destroyed by cattle ranching, palm oil plantations, illegal logging, mining, and man-made fires. These forests are often called the world's lungs

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Jul 25 2025FINANCE

Tesla's Big Day: What Experts Are Saying

Tesla is about to share its second-quarter results, and experts are not too optimistic. The company's car deliveries dropped by 14% last month, and analysts think earnings might fall by 21% from last year. They expect revenue to be down by over 11% too. This follows a first quarter where car sales d

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Jul 24 2025POLITICS

President's Unexpected Visit to the Fed Sparks Debate

The Federal Reserve, a key player in the U. S. economy, is under the spotlight as President Donald Trump plans to visit its headquarters. This visit comes as Trump and his allies question the Fed's recent building renovations, which have seen costs rise significantly. The president has been vocal ab

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Jul 24 2025ENTERTAINMENT

New Faces Join Titus Welliver's Crime Drama

Titus Welliver, known for his roles in Bosch and Ozark, is set to star in a new crime series called The Westies. This show, which will be exclusive to MGM+, has recently added two more actors to its already impressive cast. Sarah Bolger, famous for her role in Mayans M. C. , and Stanley Morgan, know

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Jul 23 2025HEALTH

Social Media and Health: The Breast Implant Talk

TikTok has turned into a hub for chatting about Breast Implant Illness (BII). This condition is a collection of unclear symptoms that some people tie to having breast implants. The platform is alive with discussions about it. Why should anyone care? Because these online chats can influence how peop

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Jul 23 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Dutch III: The Final Heist

Lance Gross returns as Dutch in the last part of the Dutch series. This time, he's not just running from trouble. He's diving right back into it. After faking his own death and hiding in Italy, Dutch gets pulled into one last, dangerous job. The job? Stealing a priceless diamond from a ruthless mob

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Jul 21 2025SCIENCE

The X-59: Making Supersonic Travel Quiet and Accessible

The X-59 is a big step forward in making supersonic travel quieter. It's designed to fly faster than the speed of sound without creating a loud sonic boom. This is a big deal because the loud noise from supersonic flights has been a major problem in the past. The X-59 is currently being built and t

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