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Oct 26 2024HEALTH

Gut Bacteria and Alzheimer's: Is There a Connection?

Scientists in Florida found something interesting about Alzheimer's disease. They think it might be linked to what's happening in our gut. Let's break this down. Alzheimer's is a brain disease that makes it hard to remember things and think clearly. It affects millions of older adults in the U. S. a

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

King Charles Urges Commonwealth to Face Its Past

King Charles recently spoke up at the Commonwealth summit in Samoa, pushing the organization to confront its troubling history. He acknowledged the ongoing pain from the past, emphasizing the need to learn from history to build a better future. Charles highlighted the importance of choosing unity ov

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Oct 25 2024SPORTS

Baseball's Biggest Rivalry: Yankees and Dodgers Face Off in the World Series

Get ready, baseball fans! The New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers are back at it again in the World Series. This isn't just any matchup; it's a historic rivalry that dates back to 1941. Both teams are legendary, with the Yankees holding the most World Series wins in Major League Baseball (M

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Hot Topic: Biden's New Plan to Help Struggling Student Loan Borrowers

Are you drowning in student loan debt due to unexpected hardships? The Biden administration has come up with a new idea to help out. On Friday, they proposed a plan that might forgive loans for people hit by serious problems like natural disasters or huge medical bills. It's still not clear exactly

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Former Trump Officials Back Kelly's Warning: Trump's Dangerous Leadership

A group of 13 former Trump White House officials have come together to support ex-chief of staff John Kelly's recent criticism of Donald Trump. In an open letter, they praised Kelly for calling out Trump's fascist tendencies. These lifelong Republicans, including former press secretary Stephanie Gri

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Oct 25 2024SCIENCE

Ancient Man in Well Matches Old Norse Saga

Imagine discovering that a story from 800 years ago is actually true! This is what a team of archaeologists in Norway found out. They matched the DNA of a man thrown into a well during a raid in 1197 to the description in an old text called the Sverris Saga. This man, who was around 40 when he died,

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Oct 25 2024POLITICS

Journalists Hit in Unexpected Night Strike

In the early hours of Friday morning, an Israeli airstrike targeted a guesthouse in southeast Lebanon, killing three journalists. This attack, occurring around 3 a. m. , caught everyone off guard. The guesthouse, nestled among trees, had been rented by various media outlets to cover the ongoing conf

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Oct 25 2024EDUCATION

Helping 8 Million Struggling Students: A New Plan for Debt Relief

Imagine having a hard time paying your student loans because life threw you some unexpected curveballs. The U. S. Education Department has proposed new rules that could provide debt relief for nearly 8 million borrowers facing financial hardships. These hardships might include high medical costs, ch

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Oct 25 2024SPORTS

Why Christian Pulisic's Serie A Debut Was Delayed

Bologna vs. AC Milan, a highly anticipated Serie A match, was postponed due to bad weather. The Italian region of Emilia Romagna recently experienced severe flooding, leading authorities to reschedule the game. As a result, USMNT star Christian Pulisic won't be playing this weekend. AC Milan's presi

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Oct 25 2024TECHNOLOGY

Rocket Revival: A Second Chance for Antares

Ever heard of the Antares rocket? It's not as famous as some others, but it has an interesting past. Ten years ago, an Antares rocket crashed just seconds after liftoff in Virginia. The blast was so strong, it shook the ground. Now, companies like Northrop Grumman and Firefly Aerospace are working o

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