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Nov 28 2025CRIME

Hong Kong's High-Rise Horror: A Fire That Shook the City

In a city where skyscrapers are the norm, Hong Kong has always known the risk of high-rise fires. But the recent blaze at the Wang Fuk Court complex in Tai Po district has brought this fear to life in the worst way possible. This fire, which started on Wednesday afternoon, quickly spread to seven buildings, making it the deadliest in Hong Kong's modern history. By T...

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Nov 28 2025BUSINESS

How Feelings Shape the Future of Business

In today's world, machines can do many things, like writing emails and predicting what people will buy. But one thing they can't do is understand and use emotions like humans can. This makes emotional intelligence a superpower in business. It's not just a nice-to-have skill; it's a game-changer. Most companies focus on numbers like sales and customer engagement. But...

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Nov 28 2025ENTERTAINMENT

San Diego's Vibrant Arts Scene: A Look at Upcoming Events

Jazz enthusiasts in San Diego have a lot to look forward to this holiday season. The Jacobs Music Center is hosting a special event celebrating John Coltrane's iconic 1958 album "Blue Train. " This concert features Brian Levy on tenor sax and includes Gilbert Castellanos on trumpet. The show starts at 6:30 p. m. , with the Young Jazz Conservatory opening the performa...

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Nov 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI Chatbots: A New Weapon Against Hate and Conspiracies

In a world where hate and conspiracy theories are on the rise, a new study shows that AI chatbots might be a powerful tool to fight these issues. The research, backed by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), found that short conversations with AI chatbots can change people's beliefs about antisemitic conspiracy theories. The study involved 1, 224 adults in the U. S. who...

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Nov 27 2025HEALTH

The Changing Landscape of Abortion: A Global Perspective

Abortion has been a part of human history for centuries, but it has not always been accepted or legal. In the past, many cultures frowned upon it and even banned it. However, things started to change in the 20th century. Laws began to allow abortion under certain conditions, often depending on how far along the pregnancy was. Several factors drove this change. Some ...

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Nov 27 2025CRIME

Unseen Help: The Hidden Struggle for Support After Violent Injuries

In the heart of a bustling city, a trauma center sees many victims of violent crimes. Yet, most of these patients have never heard of a program designed to help them. This program, called Crime Victims Compensation (CVC), is meant to ease the financial burden of violent injuries. But awareness is shockingly low. Out of 2, 200 patients, only a small group of 141 were...

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Nov 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Queenstown's Crime Drama Gets a Second Season Boost

Queenstown, New Zealand, is buzzing with excitement as the crime drama series "A Remarkable Place to Die" gets the green light for a second season. This isn't just any renewal; it's a big deal for the local film industry and the town's economy. The show, produced by Screentime NZ, is a hit internationally. It's a team effort, with broadcasters from Germany, the U. S...

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Nov 27 2025HEALTH

Vaccines: Guardians of Global Health

Vaccines are a big deal in keeping people healthy. They work by teaching the body's defense system to fight off germs. This has helped wipe out diseases like smallpox and made others, like polio, rare. Vaccines also protect whole communities by stopping diseases from spreading. This is called herd immunity. The vaccine market is growing fast. It was worth $46. 9 bil...

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Nov 27 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI's Growing Impact on Jobs: Who's at Risk?

Artificial intelligence is changing the job market in the U. S. fast. Many jobs could be taken over by AI in the near future. A new study from MIT shows that AI might already be able to replace 12% of American workers. That's a lot of people and a huge amount of money in wages. The U. S. is investing a lot in AI. Both private companies and the government are putting...

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Nov 27 2025EDUCATION

Unveiling Madrid's Forgotten African Roots

In the heart of Madrid, a new wave of tours is taking visitors off the beaten path, shining a light on the city's African heritage. This history, often overlooked in Spanish education, is being brought to life by passionate guides like Kwame Ondo. Ondo, who grew up in Spain, noticed the absence of Black history in textbooks and took it upon himself to uncover and sha...

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