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Oct 17 2025SPORTS

Albert Reinberg: The Unsung Hero of SLUH's MCC Quest

In the world of high school sports, there are stars and there are those who make the stars shine brighter. Albert Reinberg is one of those unsung heroes. As St. Louis University High (SLUH) prepares for their big match against Chaminade College Preparatory (CBC), Reinberg's role is crucial. High sc

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Oct 16 2025HEALTH

Quick Checks Save Lives: How Fast HIV and Hepatitis C Tests Help in Barcelona

In Barcelona, Spain, a new way to fight HIV and hepatitis C is making a difference. The idea is simple: test people quickly and easily, especially those at high risk. This isn't just about finding new cases. It's also about bringing back people who know they have these viruses but aren't getting tre

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Oct 16 2025SPORTS

Guardians Lose Defensive Guru Kai Correa to Mets

The Cleveland Guardians are facing a big change this offseason. Kai Correa, their defensive coordinator, has left to join the New York Mets as their bench coach. Correa played a huge role in making the Guardians one of the best defensive teams in baseball. He brought new ideas and drills to the team

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Oct 16 2025SPORTS

Dulcy Caylor: The Rising Star of U. S. Gymnastics

Dulcy Caylor, a young gymnast from North Carolina, is making waves in the sports world. Born on December 9, 2007, she has quickly become a standout athlete, representing the United States in international competitions. Her journey to the top has been nothing short of impressive, and she is now part

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Oct 14 2025BUSINESS

Indian Motorcycle Takes the Road Alone

Polaris Inc. has decided to let Indian Motorcycle ride solo. They've struck a deal to sell most of Indian Motorcycle to Carolwood LP, a private equity firm based in Los Angeles. This move is expected to boost Polaris' profits and focus their resources on other areas. Indian Motorcycle has been a bi

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Oct 12 2025EDUCATION

Special Education in Crisis: What's Happening to Our Most Vulnerable Students?

A big problem is unfolding in the world of special education. Many people who work in this field have lost their jobs. This is a huge deal because these folks help kids with disabilities get the education they need. Without them, who's going to make sure these students are taken care of? The Depart

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Oct 03 2025POLITICS

Chicago's Subway Projects Hit by Federal Funding Freeze

The federal government has decided to pause $2. 1 billion in funding for Chicago's subway projects. This move is part of a larger political strategy, targeting cities led by Democrats during the ongoing government shutdown. The projects in question are the Red Line Extension and the Red and Purple

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Sep 21 2025SCIENCE

Boosting Crops with Science: A New Way to Grow

Farmers are always looking for ways to grow better crops. One cool way to do this is by using special substances on seeds before planting. These substances can help seeds grow stronger and protect them from bad things in the environment. Think of it like giving seeds a superpower boost! Scientists

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Sep 17 2025SPORTS

Virginia Tech's Big Plans for Sports

Virginia Tech is making some big changes to its sports programs. The university wants to spend more money and set up a new system. This could make the school's sports teams more competitive. The plan is to have a new leader for the football team. This person would be like a general manager in pro s

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Sep 16 2025ENVIRONMENT

Who's Calling the Shots on Climate Science?

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) has stirred up a storm with its fast-tracked review on whether greenhouse gas emissions endanger public health and welfare in the U. S. This review, prompted by the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) proposal to rescind the 2

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