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Oct 22 2025CELEBRITIES

Why Do We Keep Making Ugly Celebrity Statues?

Celebrities are often remembered with statues after they pass away. But sometimes, these statues do not look like the celebrities they are supposed to represent. This was the case with the recent Tina Turner statue in her hometown of Brownsville, Tennessee. Fans were not happy with the statue. They

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Oct 22 2025CRYPTO

SODAX: Making Cross-Chain Swaps Cheaper and Faster

SODAX has just launched a new feature that lets people swap crypto across different blockchains quickly and at a lower cost. This service is now available to everyone on their website. Users can trade assets between 12 blockchains, including big names like Solana, Sui, and Ethereum, in just 20-30 se

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Oct 22 2025TECHNOLOGY

Building Bridges with Light: Amanda Borrett's Mission

Amanda Borrett sees infrastructure as a tool to bring people together. She has spent nearly 20 years in the broadband industry, working to make sure everyone has access to the internet. As the Vice President of Business Development at eX2 Technology, she helps communities turn their tech ideas into

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Oct 22 2025SCIENCE

A Balloon's Unlikely Encounter with a Plane

A recent incident raised eyebrows when a weather balloon might have caused a crack in a United Airlines plane's windshield. The flight, heading from Denver to Los Angeles, had to make an unexpected stop in Salt Lake City. This event has sparked discussions about the safety of weather balloons and th

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Oct 22 2025HEALTH

Listeria's Hidden Dangers: A Closer Look at Australia's Food Safety Battles

Listeria, a sneaky bacteria, has been causing trouble in Australia over the past decade. It's a big deal because it can make people very sick, especially those who are already vulnerable. From 2012 to 2022, there were 12 outbreaks of listeria, affecting 94 people and sadly, leading to 20 deaths. Tha

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Oct 22 2025SCIENCE

A High-Flying Mishap: Plane and Weather Balloon Collision

A United Airlines flight had a close call recently. The plane, heading from Denver to Los Angeles, was cruising at 36, 000 feet over Utah when it seemed to hit a weather balloon. This unexpected encounter cracked the windshield, leading to an emergency landing in Salt Lake City. Fortunately, the 134

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Oct 22 2025HEALTH

Why Lead Testing for Kids is a Must in La Crosse County

Lead poisoning is a serious issue, and health experts in La Crosse County are stepping up efforts to ensure kids are safe. With Child Wellness Month and National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week underway, the focus is on educating families about the risks. Older homes with lead-based paint are a majo

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Oct 22 2025POLITICS

Is Trump's Legal Battle About Justice or Politics?

Donald Trump, the former president, is asking for a big payout from the Justice Department. He says he deserves this money because he thinks the investigations against him were unfair. But there's a catch: if he gets any money, he plans to give it all to charity. Sounds generous, but let's think abo

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Oct 22 2025HEALTH

Why Do Some Riders Skip Helmets in Chennai?

Chennai's roads are busy with motorcycles. But not all riders wear helmets. Why? A study looked into this. It wanted to see how much riders know about helmets. And what they think about using them. Helmets save lives. They cut down head injuries and deaths in crashes. But many riders still don't us

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Oct 22 2025HEALTH

The Pill Popping Problem: Why Big Pharma Isn't the Solution

Americans are taking more pills than ever before, and it's not making them healthier. In fact, it's costing them a lot of money and even their lives. The pharmaceutical industry is trying to make it seem like they care about affordable drugs, but they're really just trying to make more money. Big P

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