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Dec 19 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Trees Handle Drought: A Look at Larch Forests

Larch trees face big challenges when it rains less. Scientists wanted to see how these trees react to dry weather. They used cool tech to map the tree canopies in 3D. This helped them see how the trees handle light, water, and carbon. Thinning the trees helped them catch more light. More light mean

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Dec 19 2025OPINION

San Diego Rodeo: A Test of City's Values

San Diego's annual rodeo event at Petco Park has sparked serious concerns about animal welfare and the city's priorities. The event, organized by the Padres, has seen multiple incidents of animal cruelty, yet city leaders have done little to address the issue. In the first rodeo, a horse named Waco

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Dec 19 2025EDUCATION

San Diego's Math Problem: Time to Face the Numbers

San Diego Unified School District has a math problem. It's not new, but it's getting worse. A recent report from UCSD showed that 1 in 12 admitted students needed remedial math courses. That's a huge jump from 2020 to 2025. The report suggests that high school grades might be too high, especially af

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Dec 19 2025CRIME

New York City's Jewish Community Faces Rising Threats

New York City, once a beacon of safety and openness for its Jewish residents, is now seeing a troubling rise in antisemitic incidents. This shift is not just about numbers; it's about the chilling effect on everyday life. Children returning from a menorah lighting were threatened and choked on a sub

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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

Is MCE Really a Better Deal for Contra Costa County?

MCE, or Marin Clean Energy, has been making waves in Contra Costa County. It promised cheaper and greener energy, breaking PG&E's monopoly. But is it really delivering? MCE is now mostly a Contra Costa operation. Fifteen of its nineteen cities, plus unincorporated areas, have joined. That's more cu

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Dec 19 2025FINANCE

Small Bank, Big Gains: First Capital's Surprising Rise

First Capital, a bank you might not have heard of, has seen its stock price jump a huge 132% in just one year. This is a big deal for a company with a market value of only $233 million. The bank, which is mainly into home loans, has caught the eye of investors thanks to its strong performance. The

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Dec 19 2025CRIME

A Family Tragedy in Arkansas: Questions and Suspicions

In a quiet town in Arkansas, a heartbreaking discovery was made. A mother and her twin children were found dead in their home. This happened just one day after the mother's divorce was finalized. The police are still figuring out what happened. The mother, Charity Beallis, had been going through a

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Dec 19 2025LIFESTYLE

Who Gets to Keep the Ring? A Divorce Dilemma

A woman is stuck in a tough spot. She's going through a divorce and her ex wants her to return a ring he gave her. But she's not sure if she should. The ring is special. It has stones for her, her ex, and their two daughters. She doesn't want to wear it again. But she wants to keep the stones that r

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Dec 19 2025CELEBRITIES

The Tale of Two Fighters: Ilia and Giorgina's Split

Ilia Topuria's decision to sit out the first quarter of 2026 was the first hint that something was off in his personal life. Fans soon found out that he and his partner, Giorgina Uzcategui Badell, were going through a tough time. The breakup timeline has recently come to light, shedding some light o

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Dec 19 2025SPORTS

Trevor Diggs: A Star Cornerback's Frustrating Season

Trevor Diggs, a standout cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys, is in a tough spot. He believes he's ready to play, but the team isn't convinced. This disagreement has been going on for a while, and it's causing some tension. Diggs has been on the injured reserve list since Week 7 due to a knee issue.

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