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Nov 26 2025POLITICS

National Parks Get a Price Hike: Who Pays More?

Big changes are coming to U. S. national parks. Starting next year, international visitors will pay a lot more to enter. The idea is to make sure they help take care of these special places. For Americans, there's a new annual pass with a familiar price tag. It's still $80, same as before. But ther

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Nov 26 2025HEALTH

How Training Doctors in Poor Countries is Making a Difference

For decades, the World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists (WFSA) has been running fellowship programs. These programs aim to train specialists from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The goal is to create leaders in anesthesia who can make a real difference in their communities. U

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Nov 26 2025POLITICS

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser Steps Down After Three Terms

Muriel Bowser, the current mayor of Washington, D. C. , has decided not to run for another term. She has been in office since 2015, and her third term will end in January 2027. Bowser made this announcement in a video posted on social media, expressing gratitude for her time in office and the suppor

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Nov 26 2025HEALTH

How a Man Dropped 100 Pounds and Found a New Way of Living

Martin Christiansen, now 53, has shed over 100 pounds, but his journey wasn't straightforward. For years, he struggled with his weight, especially during stressful times like finishing his Ph. D. He turned to food for comfort, often feeling hungry no matter how much he ate. At his heaviest, he weigh

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Nov 26 2025SPORTS

Carlos Alcaraz: The Humble Tennis Star Who Chooses Family Over Fame

Carlos Alcaraz, the young tennis sensation from El Palmar, is making waves not just for his skills on the court, but for his down-to-earth lifestyle. At just 22, he’s already a World No. 1 with six Grand Slam titles and 24 tour trophies. Yet, he still lives with his parents in a modest home, proving

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Nov 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

Strange Creatures in Erie Waters: The Axolotl Incident

In Erie, it's not uncommon to find unusual animals in the water. Last year, there was talk of an alligator in Lake Erie, and this summer, a freshwater jellyfish was seen near Presque Isle. But in mid-November, something even more unexpected happened: an axolotl was found swimming in Walnut Creek. Th

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Nov 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI Toys: A Growing Concern for Kids' Development

AI toys are becoming more popular, but experts are worried. These toys use advanced technology to chat with kids, acting like friends. The problem? They might not be good for children's emotional growth. Experts say these toys can replace real friendships. Kids learn about relationships from intera

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Nov 26 2025ENTERTAINMENT

A New Sci-Fi Adventure Takes the Spotlight at The Game Awards 2025

The Game Awards 2025 is set to showcase a fresh sci-fi RPG called Exodus, which has been quietly building hype since its initial reveal. Fans of the genre have been eagerly awaiting more information, especially those who have been missing the Mass Effect series. Exodus, developed by Archetype Entert

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Nov 26 2025CRIME

Chicago Subway Attack Raises Questions About Safety and Justice

A recent violent incident on the Chicago subway has sparked a heated debate about public safety and criminal justice policies. The attack involved a woman being set on fire, which has drawn national attention and criticism from political figures. The victim, Bethany MaGee, was severely injured when

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Nov 26 2025POLITICS

Victims of Crime Get a Break: DOJ Reverses Course on Legal Aid Restrictions

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has changed its mind about a rule that would have stopped immigrants who are crime victims from getting certain legal help. This change came after Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell said the DOJ agreed not to enforce the rule on millions of dollars given t

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