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Mar 19 2025POLITICS

The Power of Beliefs: How Strong Views Shape Indonesian Politics

In the world of politics, beliefs play a huge role. They can shape how people see the world and how they interact with others. Two big ideas have been studied a lot in the United States. The first is that people with conservative views often think their beliefs are better than others. The second

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Mar 19 2025CRIME

A Deadly Mix: Drugs, Lies and a Super Bowl Murder

A woman from Slidell, Danette Colbert, is in serious trouble. She's been charged with second-degree murder. This is all connected to the death of a young sports reporter, Adan Manzano, who was found dead in a hotel room in Kenner during Super Bowl week. Colbert, 48, was the last person seen with Man

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Mar 18 2025SPORTS

Brandon Graham's NFL Journey: From Rookie to Super Bowl Champ

Brandon Graham's football journey has come to an end. After 15 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, he has decided to hang up his cleats. His final act was a triumphant one: returning from a torn triceps to help his team win Super Bowl LVIII. Graham's path to success wasn't always smooth. He was d

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Mar 13 2025SPORTS

Josh Allen: From College to Contract King

Josh Allen, the star quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, has had a whirlwind year. He's not just talking about his massive new contract. Allen recently signed a six-year, $330 million deal, with a record-breaking $250 million guaranteed. But he's not just focused on the money. Allen has his sights se

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Mar 13 2025EDUCATION

Major Education Cuts: What's Next for Students?

The US Department of Education recently cut its workforce by nearly half. This move, which affected 1, 315 employees, has sparked concern about the future of educational funding. The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) relies heavily on federal funds. The district receives over $750 million

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Mar 11 2025EDUCATION

New Leader for Onalaska Schools

In a big move for the School District of Onalaska, the Board of Education has chosen Ben Barton to be the new superintendent. This decision came after a long and thorough search process. The process was led by the Wisconsin Association of School Boards. There were 12 strong candidates. The board mad

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Mar 09 2025TECHNOLOGY

Supersonic Jet Breaks Sound Barrier

Imagine flying from New York to Los Angeles in just a few hours. That's the dream that Boom Supersonic is chasing. On February 10, their experimental jet, the XB-1, zoomed through the sky faster than the speed of sound. This wasn't just any flight; it was a big deal because it showed that supersonic

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Mar 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Motion Magic: Teaching Machines to Learn from Moving Pictures

Imagine teaching a machine to understand the world by watching a continuous stream of videos. This is not as simple as it sounds. The data is always changing, making it hard to learn effectively. But, there are unique chances to create useful representations that match the flow of information. This

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Mar 08 2025HEALTH

Unlocking the Secrets of Super Agers

Ever wondered what makes some people live incredibly long lives? These folks, known as supercentenarians, are people who have lived past 110 years. They often have amazing mental and physical health, which is why scientists are so interested in them. By studying these super agers, we can learn a

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Mar 07 2025HEALTH

New Docs on the Block: Trust, Stress, and Finding the Balance

Being a young doctor is a big deal. These new medics, called residents, have a tough job. They are learning and caring for patients at the same time. This can be a lot to handle. Trust is a big part of the job. Senior doctors give residents tasks on the spot. This is called "ad hoc entrustment. " B

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