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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

Sounds That Bother: Autistic Adults and Misophonia

People with autism often have unique sensory experiences. This can make everyday sounds feel overwhelming. Misophonia is one such issue. It causes strong negative feelings when hearing certain sounds. These sounds can be things like chewing or pen clicking. Researchers wanted to see if autistic adul

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Jan 24 2026FINANCE

Tech Giants and Crypto: What's Next?

Meta's Threads app is making waves, and investors are taking notice. The company's stock saw a boost as executives shared updates on turning Threads into a money-making tool. It's not about immediate profits, though. Instead, it's about adding another way to show ads, using the same system that alre

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

China's Military Shake-Up: What's Happening?

China is looking into two high-ranking military leaders, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, for possible serious rule-breaking. This news comes from the Ministry of National Defense. Zhang, who is 75, is a key figure in the military and a close associate of President Xi Jinping. He has combat experience,

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Jan 24 2026SPORTS

Terry Boers: A Life of Bold Words and Sports Talk

Terry Boers, a well-known sports journalist and radio personality, passed away at the age of 75. He was one of the first voices on Chicago's sports radio station, WSCR-AM 670, which is now known as The Score. Boers had been dealing with health issues for some time, including cancer treatments before

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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

A Teacher's Fight: When Listening to Your Body Matters

Jillian, a schoolteacher, found herself in a tough spot when a simple health concern turned into a serious issue. It all started when a student pointed out red lines on her nose. This comment made her think, and she decided to see a doctor. At first, a specialist told her to stop using her deconges

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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

Gaza's Harsh Winter: A Fight for Survival

In Gaza, the winter season has brought more than just cold weather. It has brought a harsh reality for many, especially children. The Palestinian Health Ministry reports that ten children have lost their lives due to hypothermia since winter began. Just in the last day, a three-month-old baby died f

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Jan 24 2026TECHNOLOGY

How Being Watched Changes Your Performance in Video Calls

Ever wondered how being watched during a video call affects your work? A recent study dug into this, focusing on how our performance changes when others see us on screen. It's all about the idea that having an audience can either boost or hinder our performance, depending on the task's difficulty.

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Jan 24 2026ENVIRONMENT

Virginia Takes a Step Back into RGGI

Virginia might soon rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a group of states working together to cut down on carbon emissions. This change comes after the previous administration, led by Glenn Youngkin, decided to pull Virginia out of the program. Now, the new Attorney General, Jay Jo

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

Crime Numbers Drop, But Who Gets the Credit?

Dan Bongino, a former FBI Deputy Director, has some strong words for the media. He believes they are not giving enough credit to the Trump administration for a big drop in crime. According to Bongino, the FBI made a lot of progress under Trump's leadership. They arrested more violent criminals, took

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

The Supreme Court's Dilemma: Trump's Attempt to Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook

The Supreme Court is in a tough spot. They have to decide if President Trump can fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook right away. But they seem hesitant. They might not give a clear answer on whether Trump has a good reason to remove her or if he even has the power to do so. Instead, the justice

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