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Oct 11 2024EDUCATION

Students from Payson School Tackle Teen Mental Health Issues

In the heart of the United States, Payson School students are taking on a big challenge: teen mental health. They're not alone in this mission, as schools across the country are joining the effort. From Alabama to Wyoming, and even in places like Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, students are s

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Oct 11 2024TECHNOLOGY

Snag a Deal on the Lenovo Tab Plus Tablet

Let's face it, who doesn't love a good deal? If you're on the hunt for a premium entertainment tablet without breaking the bank, the Lenovo Tab Plus might just be your match. Right now, you can pick it up on Amazon for a cool $26 off its original price of $304.99. That's not a jaw-dropping discount,

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Oct 11 2024SCIENCE

SpaceMilestones: Top Satellite Launches That Changed History

Have you ever stopped to think about how satellites, tiny objects in space, affect our daily lives? Satellites have been around for just over six decades, making them one of the newest tools in human history. But in that short time, they've changed how we communicate, navigate, and even predict the

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Oct 10 2024BUSINESS

Prices Rise Faster Than Expected, Jobless Claims Surge After Storm

Surprisingly, prices have been going up quicker than anyone thought in September. This unexpected rise in prices was mainly due to higher food and shelter costs, according to the Labor Department. The Consumer Price Index, which measures the cost of stuff we buy and services we use, went up by 0.2%

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Oct 10 2024WEATHER

How Did Hurricane Milton Become So Powerful?

Hurricane Milton surprised everyone by growing so fast and strong. It started small, but quickly got bigger and stronger. This happened because of very warm water in the Gulf of Mexico. Also, a process called "eyewall replacement" made it even bigger. Milton's winds reached over 175 mph, which is ve

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Oct 10 2024EDUCATION

Why So Many Illinois Teachers Are Thinking of Quitting

You know something's wrong when nearly 6 out of 10 teachers in Illinois are thinking about leaving the profession. That's what a recent survey by the Illinois Education Association (IEA) found. They talked to 500 teachers and other education staff in June, and the results are worrying. It's not just

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Oct 10 2024POLITICS

Where Do Harris and Trump Stand on Education?

Education is a hot topic, and both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have their own views on it. Let's dive into what they think about schools across the country. Did you know there are 50 states in the U.S.? From Alabama to Wyoming, each state has its unique education system. Harris and Trump hav

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Oct 10 2024EDUCATION

Gaia Diaz's Music Dream Becomes a Reality

Gaia Diaz, a dedicated student at Long Beach City College, is chasing her dream of teaching music. For Hispanic Heritage Month, she received a big surprise. Helpful Honda, with the help of SoCal Honda Dealers, gifted her a brand new cello. This impressive instrument comes with musical accessories, e

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Oct 10 2024TECHNOLOGY

Starlink and T-Mobile Team Up in Florida's Hour of Need

In a race against time, Starlink and T-Mobile have joined forces to bring emergency cell service to areas hit by Hurricane Milton in Florida. Despite the service being far from ready, the companies have made it available ahead of schedule. This isn't just for T-Mobile customers; all phones in the af

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Oct 10 2024TECHNOLOGY

A Decade of Empowering Women in Tech

It's a special milestone for a Charleston-based group dedicated to women in technology: they're celebrating 10 years of support and advancement! Charleston Women in Tech is throwing a free party open to the public, happening at Red Palm Tavern on Romney Street from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. This organizatio

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