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Sep 08 2025SCIENCE

Mars' Hidden Heart: What Lies Beneath the Red Planet?

Mars, our rusty neighbor, has been hiding a secret deep inside. Recent findings from NASA's InSight mission reveal that Mars has a core similar to Earth's, with a solid center surrounded by a liquid outer layer. This discovery, published in Nature, helps us understand how Mars evolved over billions

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Sep 07 2025POLITICS

Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Resigns: A Look at the Fallout

Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's Prime Minister, has stepped down after a short time in office. This move came after his party faced significant losses in recent elections. Ishiba, known for his centrist views, had been under pressure from more conservative members of his party to resign. Ishiba had been tr

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Sep 07 2025POLITICS

Who Might Be Japan's Next Leader?

Japan is at a crossroads. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has stepped down after a series of election losses. This opens the door for a new leader, but the path isn't straightforward. The ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), has lost its majority in both parliamentary chambers. This means

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Sep 07 2025WEATHER

Hawaii Prepares for Hurricane Kiko's Arrival

Hawaii is on high alert as Hurricane Kiko heads its way. The acting governor has called for a statewide state of emergency to ensure everyone is ready. Experts believe the storm will lose some strength as it moves into cooler ocean waters, but it could still bring heavy rain and large waves. Meanwh

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Sep 05 2025HEALTH

Finding Better Ways to Spot Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer is a big deal for men's health. It's one of the top causes of cancer deaths in men. The usual test, PSA, isn't perfect. It can't always tell the difference between harmless and harmful prostate issues. So, scientists are on the hunt for better ways to detect prostate cancer. They've

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Aug 29 2025FINANCE

Foreign Investors Take a Break from Japanese Stocks

Last week, something changed in the world of Japanese stocks. Foreign investors, who had been buying up shares for nearly two months, decided to take a step back. They sold off a whopping 496. 8 billion yen worth of Japanese stocks. This was the first time in nine weeks they had done this, according

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Aug 27 2025HEALTH

Fighting Pain: A Look at Leishmaniasis Treatments in Ethiopia

In Ethiopia, a skin disease called localized cutaneous leishmaniasis (LCL) is quite common but often overlooked. Two main treatments are used: injections of a medicine called sodium stibogluconate (SSG) and a freezing method known as cryotherapy. Both treatments can be quite painful, but not much re

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Aug 26 2025SPORTS

Baker Mayfield: A Rising Star in the NFL

Baker Mayfield is making waves in the NFL, and it's time to take notice. He's been playing some of his best football yet, but not everyone is talking about it. Mayfield's fiery personality is well-known, but his performance on the field has been nothing short of impressive since taking over for Tom

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Aug 26 2025POLITICS

FEMA Workers Sound Alarm: Are We Headed for Another Katrina?

In a bold move, nearly three dozen FEMA employees have raised serious concerns about the Trump administration's handling of disaster response. They've sent a letter to Congress, warning that the lack of experience among top officials could lead to a repeat of the Hurricane Katrina disaster. These e

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Aug 25 2025POLITICS

Russian Planes Buzzing Alaska: What's the Big Deal?

Alaska has seen a lot of Russian planes flying nearby lately. The U. S. military has been sending fighter jets to check them out. This isn't new. It happens a lot. The area where this is happening is called the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone. It's like a buffer zone around Alaska and Canada

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