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Nov 30 2025HEALTH

How Smartphones Are Messing with Kids' Minds

A new book takes a hard look at why so many kids today are feeling anxious and down. It points a big finger at smartphones and all that screen time. The idea is that kids aren't getting enough time to just be kids, playing outside and hanging out with friends in real life. Instead, they're glued to

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Nov 30 2025CRYPTO

UK Crypto Rules: What's Changing and Why It Matters

Starting next year, crypto traders in the UK will have to share more personal details with trading platforms. This is part of new rules that aim to track crypto transactions and ensure people pay the right taxes. The UK government has decided that crypto service providers must collect and report cu

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Nov 30 2025CRYPTO

Spending Crypto Just Got Easier: Truther's New Visa Card in El Salvador

Truther, a company that deals with crypto payments, is introducing a new Visa card in El Salvador. This card lets users spend USDT directly from their own wallets. They don't need to add money to the card beforehand. Instead, it takes the USDT equivalent of the purchase amount in real time. The car

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Nov 30 2025SPORTS

Lem Barney: Alive and Kicking, Despite Rumors

The internet was in a frenzy after reports claimed that Detroit Lions icon Lem Barney had passed away at the age of 80. Fans and media outlets were quick to share the news, but it turns out, the reports were not accurate. Lem Barney, a beloved figure in the world of football, played for the Detroit

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Nov 30 2025SPORTS

Australian Golfer Anthony Quayle: A Rising Star in the Golf World

Anthony Quayle is a golfer who is becoming well-known in Australia. He was born on August 25, 1994. Even though he is not a household name yet, he is making a name for himself in the golf world. Quayle turned pro in 2017 and started playing on the PGA Tour of Australasia. In his first year, he fini

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Nov 30 2025HEALTH

A Rare Dental Discovery in a Feline Friend

In the world of feline health, something unusual happened. An 8-year-old cat, a neutered female with short hair, started showing signs of trouble. Her breath smelled bad. She ate less. She lost weight. But when a vet checked her over, nothing seemed too out of the ordinary, except she was a bit unde

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Nov 30 2025SCIENCE

Space Food Revolution: Growing Protein for Mars Missions

Future Mars explorers face a big challenge: no grocery stores on the red planet. They can't rely on Earth for fresh supplies either, as resupply missions are too far away. So, how will they get enough food? A new project might have the answer. The European Space Agency (ESA) and Solar Foods are wor

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Nov 30 2025SCIENCE

How Hot and Cold Affects Your Clear Braces

Clear braces are a popular choice for straightening teeth. They are made from different materials. But how do they hold up under heat and cold? A recent study looked into this. It tested three types of clear aligner materials. The goal was to see how heat and cold cycles affect their strength. Firs

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Nov 30 2025BUSINESS

Why Electric Cars Lose Value Faster Than Gas Cars

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been around for a while now. They are becoming more common on the roads, and the technology is improving. Charging is faster, batteries last longer, and prices are dropping. However, there's a catch: EVs lose value much quicker than gas-powered cars. On average, gas car

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Nov 30 2025OPINION

Anchorage's Housing Puzzle: Finding Common Ground

Anchorage is in the midst of a heated debate about housing and neighborhoods. The proposed Transit-Supportive Development Overlay (TSDO) ordinance has sparked intense discussions. While some see it as a way to create more affordable housing, others worry about the impact on their neighborhoods. The

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