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Jan 08 2026POLITICS

Taxpayer Money Funds Bizarre Animal Experiments

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has been under fire for funding some truly strange and cruel animal experiments. Groups like the White Coat Waste Project (WCW) are teaming up with Republican lawmakers to put an end to this. They want the Trump administration to cut off the NSF's funding for th

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Jan 08 2026BUSINESS

A Giant Step for Healthcare Logistics in Pennsylvania

In the heart of Pennsylvania, a massive new hub is taking shape. This isn’t just any warehouse; it’s a state-of-the-art facility designed to handle the tricky world of healthcare logistics. The hub, located in Annville, is set to open later this year. It’s not just big—it’s huge, with over one milli

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Jan 08 2026ENTERTAINMENT

A Fresh Crime Show That's Got Everyone Hooked

Netflix has a new crime drama that's creating quite a buzz. It's called "His & Hers" and stars Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson. They play ex-partners who must team up to crack a murder case. The catch? Each suspects the other might be hiding something. The series hit Netflix on January 8, 2026, and

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Jan 08 2026TECHNOLOGY

UK Tightens Rules on Unwanted Sexual Images Online

The UK is stepping up its game against unwanted sexual images online. Starting now, tech companies must actively stop these images from being shared. This is part of the UK's Online Safety Act, which targets big platforms like Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and X. It also includes dating apps and adult

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Jan 08 2026POLITICS

Why Are We Not Talking About the Real Issues?

In a recent hearing, a lawmaker shifted the focus away from Minnesota's fraud problems. Instead, she brought up crimes by "White men" and "American citizens. " This happened while the state's governor, Tim Walz, announced he wouldn't run again. New reports show Minnesota might have lost $9 billion d

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Jan 08 2026RELIGION

Faith, Families, and Choices: A Look at Young Women's Views in Burkina Faso

In Burkina Faso, young women and religious leaders have different ideas about family planning. This is not just about numbers. It's about power, culture, and who gets to decide what happens to a woman's body. Religious leaders often speak about big families as a blessing. They see children as a gif

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Jan 08 2026RELIGION

A Year of Faith and Politics: 2025's Biggest Religion Moments

In 2025, religion and politics made headlines together. The Religion News Association picked the year's top stories. Two big events shared the top spot in the U. S. : the election of a new pope and the heated debates around immigration. Pope Leo XIV, the new pope, made waves early on. On Pentecost

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Jan 08 2026SPORTS

Corey Kispert: The Man Behind the Jersey

Corey Kispert's journey to the NBA is a story of family, faith, and talent. Born and raised in Edmonds, Washington, Kispert's life has always been about sports. His family is full of athletes, and they knew early on that Corey was special. His grandpa played football, his dad played basketball, and

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

A New Way to Check Radiation Therapy Accuracy

Radiation therapy is a crucial treatment for cancer. It uses high-energy beams to target and destroy cancer cells. But, it's not as simple as it sounds. Doctors must plan carefully. They need to make sure the right dose of radiation goes to the right place. Traditional methods of checking this plan

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

How Exercise Can Help People With Severe Obesity

People with severe obesity face many health challenges. A recent study looked at how exercise can help. The focus was on how different types of exercise affect health markers. These markers include things like body fat, fitness levels, and metabolic syndrome. The study divided people into groups ba

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