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Jan 21 2025WEATHER

Southern States Brace for Rare Winter Freeze

Hey there! A massive winter storm is headed south, and it's going to bring some serious cold to places that don't usually see snow, like Florida. This isn't your typical northern weather we're talking about. States like Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama are already on high alert. Officials are advisin

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Jan 21 2025POLITICS

Hip Hop Stars Shake Up Trump's Inauguration

January 20, 2025, saw President Trump's inauguration become a cultural event unlike any before. Hip hop legends Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Soulja Boy, and Rick Ross were all set to perform. Their presence sparked debate about allegiance and cultural influence. Snoop especially surprised fans, given his past

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Jan 21 2025SPORTS

WWE and TNA: A New Team in the Wrestling Ring

WWE and TNA have joined forces in a multi-year talent-sharing deal that's making waves in the pro wrestling world. This partnership, focusing on NXT and TNA, is a savvy business move that could boost ratings and ticket sales for both companies. But what does this mean for the wider wrestling communi

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Jan 20 2025CRYPTO

Meme Coins: A Trump and Melania Crypto Tale

Imagine this: former US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania jump into the crypto world with their own meme coins—$TRUMP and $MELANIA. Trump's coin shot up in value but crashed just as quickly. What happened? Melania's coin launch caused a storm, with traders ditching Trump's coin to scoop up

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Jan 20 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Trump's Return: Hollywood in a State of Shock

When Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election, Hollywood was taken aback. Industry insiders quickly realized that Trump's return to power could mean big changes for business. Some, like John Malone and David Zaslav, saw potential for mergers and acquisitions. But there were concerns too. Trum

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Jan 20 2025TECHNOLOGY

Is Your Phone Making You a Social Hermit?

Are you tethered to your phone, tablet, or computer? Chances are, you spend more time staring at a screen than connecting with people face-to-face. Christine Rosen, author of "The Extinction of Experience, " worries that our widespread use of devices is making us lose out on vital human interactions

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Jan 20 2025POLITICS

What If Trump Returns? NASA and Space Plans in Flux

Picture this: President Trump wins another term. NASA might see some major changes. The Artemis mission, aimed at getting humans back to the moon, could get a whole new makeover. Big rockets like the Space Launch System, built for moon trips, might also change. Earth science projects could see budge

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Jan 20 2025SCIENCE

Two Probes, One Mission: Exploring the Moon with Private Companies

Imagine this: two space probes, one from the U. S. and one from Japan, are on their way to the Moon. This isn't your typical space mission; these probes are part of a growing trend where private companies are leading the way in lunar exploration. The journey began early one morning at Cape Canavera

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Jan 20 2025BUSINESS

Pasadena Restaurants Face Uncertain Future After Eaton Fire

The Eaton Fire, which recently ravaged parts of Pasadena, has left many restaurant owners uncertain about their future. The blaze, which occurred just as many eateries were recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, has dealt them a heavy blow. Three owners expressed their concerns about staying in busi

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Jan 19 2025BUSINESS

Corporate Good Deeds: How Effective Are They for Our Health?

You might have heard of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It's when companies do things that are supposed to benefit society. But how much do these efforts really help our health? A group of researchers checked out 97 articles to find the answer. They discovered that it's not so clear cut. Only

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