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Nov 02 2024ENVIRONMENT

Australia Mourns Loss of Record-Holding Croc Cassius

In Australia, a massive saltwater crocodile named Cassius has passed away. He was over 110 years old and held the Guinness World Record for being the largest crocodile in captivity. Cassius was nearly 18 feet long and weighed more than a ton. Cassius had been living at Marineland Melanesia Crocodil

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Nov 02 2024POLITICS

Florida Lawmakers May Fight Back if Voters Pass Marijuana and Abortion Amendments

Voters in Florida might soon have a say on two big issues — legalizing recreational marijuana and protecting abortion rights. But here’s the tricky part: lawmakers in the state might not be too happy if these changes happen. They could try to make the new laws really tough to follow. For instance,

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Nov 02 2024SCIENCE

SpaceX and NASA: Staying Safe While Moving Fast

SpaceX has faced some bumps in the road recently. A NASA safety panel reminded the company to focus on safety for crewed flights. Former astronaut Kent Rominger pointed out issues with SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft. He mentioned problems like the July launch failure and engine anoma

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Nov 02 2024BUSINESS

ASEAN: The Unexpected Winner in U. S. -China Trade Clashes

You might not think of Southeast Asia as a big player in the trade war between the U. S. and China. But the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has been quietly making gains. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says ASEAN has been strengthening its trade and investment links with both c

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Nov 02 2024SCIENCE

Hush, Hush: How to Talk to Aliens

If we ever meet extraterrestrials, scientists say we should keep our mouths shut. A recent study used game theory to figure out the best way to communicate with alien life. They found that saying less is better because it increases the chances that aliens will think we're similar to them and coopera

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Nov 02 2024ENTERTAINMENT

AD from 'Love Is Blind' Season 6: Has She Found Love Again with Ollie from 'Love Is Blind: UK'?

Amber Desiree "AD" Smith from Love Is Blind Season 6 faced heartbreak when her fiancé, Clay Gravesande, left her at the altar. But now, things seem to be looking up for her. At the recent Love Is Blind Season 7 reunion, AD shared that she's in a new relationship. She stayed secretive about her new p

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Nov 01 2024BUSINESS

UK Adds Steep ‘Business Class Tax’ for Long-Haul Flights

Travelers from Australia to the UK will soon face a higher ‘flight tax’ when leaving, especially if they're in business or first class. The UK's Air Passenger Duty (APD), a tax that started small in 1994, has been going up. The latest boost, announced by the new Labour government, hits premium seats

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Nov 01 2024SPORTS

Meet Yealimi Noh: The Rising Star in Women's Golf

Yealimi Noh, a 23-year-old golfer from San Francisco, has been making waves in the world of LPGA Tour. Born to Korean parents who run a Japanese restaurant, her journey to professional golf started when she was just a kid. Her dad introduced her to golf, and soon, it became her passion. She even lef

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Nov 01 2024RELIGION

What's Really Behind Jesus' Fish Miracles?

Have you ever wondered how Jesus Christ managed to perform his famous fish miracles? Scientists have taken a look into this and found some interesting explanations. It turns out that the Sea of Galilee, where these events happened, has a unique ecosystem. This lake has two layers of water. The top l

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Nov 01 2024ENVIRONMENT

California's Push to Protect Nature: A Global Example

California is a biodiversity hotspot, home to more species than any other U. S. state. That's why the Golden State sent a big delegation to the United Nations biodiversity summit in Colombia. The goal? To protect 30% of the world's land and water by 2030. Even though the U. S. hasn't ratified the bi

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