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Nov 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

How AI is Shaping the Future of Work and Business

AI is changing the way we work and run businesses. Marc Andreessen, a well-known venture capitalist, believes that AI tools can act as personal coaches, mentors, and advisors. He thinks AI can help people make better decisions and improve their work. In a recent interview, Andreessen pointed out th

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Nov 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Forever Chemicals: A Hidden Threat to Our Food and Future

The EPA has recently approved a new pesticide, isocycloseram, which belongs to the group of "forever chemicals. " These chemicals are notorious for their persistence in the environment and their ability to accumulate in living organisms. The approval allows its use on various food crops such as oran

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Nov 27 2025CELEBRITIES

A TikTok Star's Heartbreaking Loss and Hope Amidst Tragedy

Tini Younger, a well-known TikTok personality, recently shared a deeply personal and tragic event with her followers. She revealed that she had suffered a miscarriage, losing one of her twin daughters. This news was shared on Instagram, where she posted a series of photos featuring her husband, Anto

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Nov 27 2025CRIME

Trouble Near the White House: What Happened?

Two soldiers from West Virginia are in bad shape after a shooting near the White House. It happened around 2:15 p. m. on Wednesday. A man turned a corner, pulled out a gun, and started shooting. Other soldiers nearby heard the shots and quickly stopped the shooter. The White House was locked down f

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Nov 27 2025POLITICS

Guinea-Bissau's New Military Boss: What's Really Going On?

In Guinea-Bissau, soldiers have named a new leader, General Horta N’Ta, after a sudden power grab. This move follows a tense presidential election, with the military now in charge for the next year. Before this, N’Ta was the army's top official and a close friend of the now-removed President Umaro S

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Nov 27 2025RELIGION

More Bibles Sold, But Fewer People Going to Church

In a surprising turn, Bible sales in the U. S. are soaring, even as fewer Americans consider religion a big part of their lives. This year alone, over 18 million Bibles have been sold, with a big jump in September. That’s when sales spiked after the passing of conservative Christian activist Charlie

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Nov 27 2025EDUCATION

Ohio's Education Shift: Teaching Christianity's Role in History

Ohio is making waves in education with a new bill called the "Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act. " This law lets teachers talk about how Christianity shaped American history. It passed in the House, with Republicans saying yes and Democrats saying no. The bill doesn't force schools to teach about

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Nov 27 2025HEALTH

Changing Minds, Changing Lives: How Media Can Shape Gender Norms in Africa

In sub-Saharan Africa, young women and girls face many challenges due to social and gender norms. A recent study looked at different ways to improve their health and lives. The focus was on using entertainment media to change these norms. The study reviewed 35 articles about 24 different projects i

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Nov 27 2025POLITICS

UK's Hidden Hand in US Politics: A Closer Look

The UK's role in global politics is often overshadowed by its allies, but recent events suggest it's playing a significant part in the US political landscape. A leaked phone call between Steve Witkoff and Yuri Ushakov has sparked a media frenzy, with many pointing fingers at the UK's intelligence ag

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Nov 27 2025ENVIRONMENT

Australia's Big Move: New Rules for Nature and Big Projects

Australia is about to make some serious changes to how it protects nature and approves big projects. The government has struck a deal with the Greens party to pass a new law before the year ends. This law will make it harder to harm nature but easier to get the green light for big projects like wind

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