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Planning Care for Frail Seniors: A Look at Personalization

January 4, 2025

Frailty makes older adults highly susceptible to significant health issues from seemingly minor troubles. Around 10% of people over 65 struggle with frailty. These individuals often grapple with a mix of multiple chronic illnesses, personal struggles, and social issues. Personalized Care Planning (P

entertainment

The Evolution of 'Squid Game': Season 2's Fresh Twist on Tribalism

January 4, 2025

"Squid Game" Season 2, which debuted right after Christmas, brings an interesting twist to the table. Instead of just doing a redux of the first season, the show takes a different path. The first season was a stark look at how capitalism pushes people into tough choices. But Season 2 shifts focus to

politics

Understanding Hindu Nationalism: Myths and Social Status

January 2, 2025

In today's India, Hindu nationalism is on the rise. Researchers have proposed an interesting way to understand this trend. They suggest that certain myths play a big role in making people feel connected to prestigious Hindu groups. These myths tap into something deep inside us — our desire for statu

science

Unable to Choose: Plant Defense vs. Mutualist Management

January 2, 2025

Plants have a tricky choice to make when it comes to growing well. They need to keep harmful pests, or antagonists, at bay while also getting the most out of helpful partners, or mutualists. But these two goals can conflict. When a plant defends itself against pests, it might mess up how it manages

opinion

Let's Talk: Fresno Readers Weigh In on Police Chief Scandal

January 2, 2025

When Paco Balderrama, Fresno's police chief, found himself in a scandal, readers had plenty to say. Some, like James C. , worried the issue would be swept under the rug. Bill K. , however, wondered if the affair really mattered. "Is it affecting his work? " he asked. Suesan O. called the coverage me

business

News with Nils: 44 Years of Local Business Reporting

January 1, 2025

Did you know that Nils Rosdahl has been covering local business news in the Coeur d’Alene area for over four decades? That's right, 44 years! His column, "Business Bits, ” which appears every Sunday, has been a trusted source for business updates and growth stories. People like Kandi Johnson, who wo

education

High School Photographers Shine in 2024

January 1, 2025

This year has been a banner year for high school photojournalism in Massachusetts. The Globe recently shared a collection of 30 stunning photos, capturing the action of 20 different sports teams. These images were taken by 15 talented students from across the state. This is just the latest in a seri

politics

Trump's Defense Pick: A Troubling Choice

December 29, 2024

Under President Donald J. Trump, America is entering a new phase. Many of us didn't back him, and now, his cabinet picks seem to signal a troubling direction. In a democracy like ours, it's vital to criticize what seems wrong for our nation. Let's consider Trump's pick for secretary of defense, Pete

health

ICU Nurses & Guitarists: A Comparative Tale

December 29, 2024

Have you ever noticed how the hands of an ICU nurse and a guitarist can look similar? Both professions require steady hands and a certain level of callousing. In an interactive comic, "True stories from an ICU: Calluses, " a registered nurse named Ernesto Barbieri and illustrator Jess Ruliffson expl

politics

Italian Journalist Jailed in Iran: What's Going On?

December 27, 2024

Italy has hit a snag in its international relations with Iran. An Italian journalist, Cecilia Sala, who works for Il Foglio, was arrested in Iran on December 19, marking the first time a foreign journalist has been detained since the harsh crackdown on anti-government protests. This is no small matt