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Mountain Medicine: How World War I Changed First Aid

December 11, 2025

High up in the mountains, soldiers faced some serious health risks. A special first aid kit from Austria shows how medicine was changing during World War I. This kit was not just for quick fixes. It had tools to prevent infections and even clean drinking water. This was a big deal back then. The ki

technology

Rivian's Big Move: Custom AI Chips for Self-Driving Cars

December 11, 2025

Rivian is stepping up its game in the self-driving car race. The company just revealed it's making its own AI chips. This is a big deal because it means Rivian won't have to rely on other companies for this key technology. The new chips are tiny, just 5 nanometers, and super powerful. They can hand

politics

Protesters Challenge Noem During Heated Hearing

December 11, 2025

A recent hearing on Capitol Hill took an unexpected turn when protesters interrupted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The disruption was unusual, to say the least. One protester shouted a famous line from the movie "The Exorcist, " saying, "The power of Christ compels you! " They demanded an

technology

AirPods Pro 3: A Smart Buy at a New Low Price

December 11, 2025

Apple's latest AirPods Pro 3 are now available at a new record low price of $199, making them a tempting option for tech enthusiasts. This price drop comes as a pleasant surprise, especially for those who missed out on the Black Friday deals. The AirPods Pro 3, released in September, offer significa

weather

Washington's Skagit Valley Faces Unprecedented Flooding Crisis

December 11, 2025

The Skagit Valley, a key farming area just north of Seattle, is in serious trouble. Heavy rain from an atmospheric river has forced 100, 000 people to leave their homes and move to safer places. The National Weather Service warns that the worst flooding might not hit until Thursday or Friday, which

politics

Justice Wins: Man Fights Back Against Unfair Deportation

December 11, 2025

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man from El Salvador, has been through a lot. He was sent back to his home country earlier this year, even though he had legal status in the U. S. But he didn't give up. He fought back and won a big victory in court. A judge in Maryland said Abrego Garcia should be released

politics

Why Democrats Might Be Losing the Faith Factor

December 11, 2025

Raphael Warnock, a prominent figure in the Democratic Party, has raised an interesting point. He believes that Democrats have given up on talking about religion. This might be a big mistake. Republicans have been using faith as a key part of their message for a long time. Meanwhile, Democrats often

health

Understanding Preeclampsia After Birth: A Look at Ghana's Health Challenge

December 11, 2025

Preeclampsia is a serious condition that can happen after giving birth. It can lead to dangerous problems like seizures, stroke, and even death. But there isn't much information about how common this is in Ghana. This makes it hard to create plans to help women there. A recent study looked at how o

health

Helping Black Women Stick to Breast Cancer Treatment

December 11, 2025

Black women facing money troubles often struggle to keep up with breast cancer meds. A recent study tried to find better ways to help them. The goal was to make sure these women take their pills as prescribed. The study focused on Black women with lower incomes. These women often have a hard time s

weather

Unusual Warmth in the Northwest: Records Broken in Lewiston and Pullman

December 11, 2025

The Northwest is seeing some strange weather. On Wednesday, Lewiston reached a surprisingly warm 65 degrees. This broke the old record for that date, which was 62 degrees set way back in 1968. Pullman also saw a record high of 59 degrees, beating the previous record of 57 degrees from 1939. Even Gra