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Smart Tech Predicts Fire Risks in Cities

December 9, 2025

In a big city, fires can spread quickly. This is a big problem for firefighters. They need to know where to go fast. A new tool might help. It uses math and data to guess where fires will get worse. The tool looks at many things. It checks the age of buildings. It notes the time of day and day of t

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Chile's Copper Mine: Workers Raise Safety Concerns

December 9, 2025

In Chile, a major copper mine has been under scrutiny. Workers and regulators have noticed some worrying signs. There were cracks and leaks at the Quebrada Blanca mine's tailings dam. This is where the mine stores its waste. The issues started back in 2024. Workers were worried about their safety.

crime

Man with a Past: Unraveling the Story of a Repeat Offender

December 9, 2025

A man with a history of troubling actions is now facing new charges. James Rizzo Jr. , a 45-year-old man without a home, is accused of attacking a young woman in Manhattan. The incident happened on December 1st, and it was all caught on camera. Rizzo Jr. is said to have slapped the 20-year-old woman

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Chill Out and Stay Safe: Smart Moves for Winter Sports Fun

December 9, 2025

Winter sports are thrilling, but they come with risks like icy surfaces, freezing temps, and fast speeds. To stay safe, it's crucial to gear up right, warm up properly, and know your limits. First off, having the right equipment is a must. Skis, snowboards, and ice skates should fit well to avoid a

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Chicken Feed to the Rescue: A Smart Swap for Sidewalk Salt

December 9, 2025

Winter in Minnesota brings snow and ice, but it also brings a problem: too much salt. This salt ends up in our water and hurts wildlife. So, what's the fix? Chicken grit. Chicken grit is small, hard bits fed to chickens to help them digest food. It turns out, it's also great for traction on icy sid

science

The Hidden Truth Behind Roundup's Safety Claims

December 9, 2025

A recent development has shaken the foundation of a widely accepted study that declared Roundup safe for human use. The journal that published the study has officially withdrawn it after discovering that Monsanto, the company behind Roundup, secretly wrote the paper and paid scientists to put their

politics

Ukraine's Fight for Peace Amidst Russian Strikes

December 6, 2025

Ukraine is in the middle of a tough situation. On one hand, they are trying to talk peace with Russia. On the other hand, Russia is launching big attacks with missiles and drones. This happened just as U. S. and Ukrainian officials were meeting for a third day to discuss ending the war that has been

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Safety Concerns Rise at Baton Rouge Student Housing

December 6, 2025

The Cadence at Southern University apartments have seen a surge in crime this year. Police reports show 58 incidents, including assaults and burglaries, since January. Two tragic shootings have shaken the community. In October, 17-year-old Micah Booker lost his life there. Just recently, 21-year-old

business

Mind Matters: The Hidden Struggle of Small Business Employees

December 6, 2025

In today's world, employees in small businesses are more worried about their mental well-being than physical safety at work. This shift is notable, especially considering the current social and political climate. It's also interesting to see how this aligns with the values of younger generations, li

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Chornobyl's Protective Shield Takes a Hit

December 6, 2025

The Chornobyl nuclear plant, a site of a massive nuclear disaster in 1986, is in the news again. This time, it's not about the disaster but about the protective shield built to contain radioactive material. The shield, finished in 2019, has taken a hit from a drone strike. The International Atomic E