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Dec 14 2025POLITICS

A Professor's Controversial Stance: Where Does Academic Freedom End?

A professor at the University of Arkansas is in hot water. Shirin Saeidi, who used to lead the Middle East Studies program, is accused of some pretty serious stuff. People say she backed Iran's Supreme Leader and had harsh words for Israel. This has sparked a big debate about what's okay for profess

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Dec 13 2025HEALTH

Heart Surgery and Rhythm Troubles: A Clash of Ideas

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common heart rhythm problem. It shows up in 10-20% of people who get coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). This condition can make recovery from surgery harder and riskier. Doctors have a way to fix it during surgery. It's called surgical ablation (SA). Many studies s

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Dec 12 2025BUSINESS

How True Religion Made a Comeback

True Religion, a brand known for its high-end jeans, faced tough times after its former president, Michael Buckley, stepped down in 2010. The company struggled to keep up with the growing trend of online shopping and filed for bankruptcy not once, but twice—in 2017 and 2020. Buckley returned to the

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Dec 10 2025EDUCATION

How Stories Help Us Navigate Life's Surprises

Stories and theories about sudden changes in life often follow a similar pattern. They start with a calm situation, then something unexpected happens, leading to a crisis, and finally, things get resolved or change. This pattern is seen in both real-life theories and fictional stories like myths, no

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Dec 10 2025HEALTH

A Bold Idea to Fix Tiny Hearts

In the world of heart surgery, there was a big problem: some babies were born with hearts that couldn't pump enough blood to their lungs. This made it hard for them to get the oxygen they needed. A group of clever doctors in Italy had an idea. They thought, what if we connect a big vein to a lung ar

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Dec 10 2025HEALTH

When Pushing Too Hard in the Heat Takes a Dangerous Turn

In the world of sports and physical activities, heat stroke is a serious concern. It happens when the body gets too hot and the brain starts to malfunction. This can lead to damage in many organs. Usually, heat stroke affects the gut or the brain, but not both at the same time. However, there are ra

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Dec 10 2025SPORTS

Week 15: How Broncos, Patriots, and Rams Can Secure Their Playoff Spots

The NFL season is heating up, and teams are fighting to make it to the playoffs. With Week 15 on the horizon, three teams—the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, and Los Angeles Rams—are in the spotlight. They have a shot at clinching their spots in the postseason this week. The Denver Broncos, w

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Dec 10 2025SPORTS

Week 15: NFL Teams Can Seal Their Playoff Spots

As the 2025 NFL season heats up, Week 15 is a big deal. Nine teams are already out of the running for the playoffs. But this weekend, three spots could be locked in. The New England Patriots could win the AFC East for the first time in six years. The Kansas City Chiefs, who have been AFC Championsh

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Dec 09 2025HEALTH

Food as Medicine: A Fresh Approach to Youth Obesity Treatment

Obesity in young people is a pressing issue. It's not just about looks. It can lead to serious health problems. Doctors often prescribe medications to help. But these meds can have side effects. They might cause poor nutrition. This is a big problem. Young people may not stick to their treatment pla

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Dec 06 2025HEALTH

Urinary Stone Disease in Mexico: A Hidden Health Crisis

Urinary stone disease (USD) is a big problem in Mexico, but not many people know about it. It affects a lot of people, but we don't have enough information to understand it fully. This makes it hard to plan for public health and prevention. A recent study looked at two things: a big health survey f

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