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Jan 22 2026HEALTH

How Hope Can Help Heal Trauma

A recent study looked at how hope can help people get better from PTSD. It found that having hope can make a big difference in how well treatment works. The study involved 339 people, most of whom were women, who had PTSD. They went through an intensive eight-day treatment program. This program incl

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Jan 22 2026ENVIRONMENT

How China's Farms Can Grow More Food and Reduce Pollution

China's farms are a major source of pollution, contributing to 17% of the country's greenhouse gas emissions. However, the need to increase food production presents a challenge. The tools farmers use, such as tractors, pesticides, fertilizers, and plastic sheets, play a significant role in this dile

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Jan 22 2026FINANCE

Smart Ways to Use Personal Loans in 2026

In 2026, getting a personal loan can be a smart move if you know how to use it right. Many lenders offer competitive rates, but it's important to understand the details before you borrow. Some top lenders, like LightStream and Wells Fargo, are offering rates as low as 6. 49% and 6. 74% respectively

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Jan 22 2026FINANCE

Taxpayer Wins Partial Victory in Pennsylvania Tax Dispute

In a recent tax dispute, a taxpayer in Pennsylvania achieved a partial win. The Pennsylvania Board of Finance and Revenue (BFR) decided to refund some of the taxes the taxpayer had paid by mistake. The BFR overturned an earlier decision by the Board of Appeals, which had denied the refund request.

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Jan 22 2026POLITICS

A Fresh Start for Fire Victims

The LA City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee made a step in the right direction. They decided to waive permit fees for victims of the Palisades Fire. This is a good move, but it's a bit late. The full council should approve this soon. It's unfair to charge people to rebuild their homes. The c

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Jan 22 2026CRYPTO

Uncovering the OneCoin Scam: A Closer Look at Recent Seizures

In a significant move, authorities in Guernsey have recently seized assets worth $11. 4 million linked to the infamous OneCoin fraud. This scam, one of the largest in cryptocurrency history, has left a trail of financial devastation and unanswered questions. The seized assets, valued at just under

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Jan 22 2026ENVIRONMENT

Fixing Alaska's Fish and Wildlife Management Mess

Alaska's fish and wildlife management has been a hot topic for years. The current system, with its dual management approach, has caused a lot of confusion and problems. Hunters and fishermen often find themselves bewildered by conflicting rules on the same lands and waterways. This has led to poor e

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Jan 22 2026ENVIRONMENT

Reviving the Kennebec: Balancing Nature and Industry

The Kennebec River has been a vital resource for Central Maine for millennia. It has supported local communities, wildlife, and significant fish populations. Today, it also powers industries and offers recreational opportunities. Recently, The Nature Conservancy and Brookfield Renewable agreed to pu

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Jan 22 2026HEALTH

Why Aren't More Chinese Patients Using Online Doctor Visits?

China's hospitals are quickly adopting online doctor visits. But patients aren't using them as much as expected. This is surprising. China is known for its tech-savvy population. So, why the slow uptake? Online doctor visits offer many benefits. They save time and reduce travel. But many patients s

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Jan 22 2026BUSINESS

Reno's Big Baseball Bargain: Why a Fresh Deal Matters

Reno's city leaders are looking at a new plan for the Reno Aces baseball team. This isn't just about baseball. It's about money, jobs, and the future of the city. Right now, the deal between the city and the Aces is messy. It's like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. The city owns the land

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