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Sudan's Young Minds in Peril: The Education Crisis Unfolding

January 23, 2026

Sudan is facing a huge problem. Many kids are missing school because of the war. More than eight million children have lost over 500 days of learning since the conflict started in April 2023. This is worse than the school closures during the COVID pandemic. The war has destroyed many schools. Some

technology

AI Swarms: A New Challenge for Our Digital World

January 23, 2026

AI is changing the game, and not always in a good way. We're talking about something called AI swarms. These are groups of AI agents that work together to spread false information or manipulate what we see online. It's like having a bunch of tiny robots working together to cause trouble. What makes

business

A Fresh Start for Park Heights: Big Plans and Bigger Dreams

January 23, 2026

In Baltimore's Park Heights, a big change is coming. A group of organizations has joined forces to build something new. They have secured $44 million to create a mixed-use community. This project will bring affordable housing and spaces for businesses. The focus is on Belvedere Avenue, near the Piml

education

How Screens and Playtime Shape Young Minds

January 23, 2026

Researchers wanted to see how much time kids spend on screens and playing outside affects their learning and feelings. They looked at different groups of preschoolers and how they use their time. Some kids spend a lot of time on screens, while others play outside more. The study aimed to see if thes

politics

France's Stance on World Cup Amid Greenland Deal

January 23, 2026

France's sports minister has spoken out about the recent U. S. deal involving Greenland and its potential impact on the upcoming World Cup. Marina Ferrari, the French Minister of Sports, Youth and Community Life, made it clear that France has no plans to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is set

education

How Moving Your Body Can Boost Your Grades in Medical School

January 23, 2026

Medical students often have packed schedules, leaving little time for exercise. Yet, staying active might be a secret weapon for better grades. Research suggests that physical activity can improve academic performance. This is especially important for medical students, who face high stress levels an

health

Unveiling Nature's Cancer Fighters: A Closer Look at Hidden Cures

January 23, 2026

Cancer is often seen as a genetic curse, but the truth is more complex. Less than 10% of cancers are purely genetic. The rest are linked to toxins, inflammation, and lifestyle choices. This means our environment and habits play a big role in cancer development. For years, pioneers like Dr. Max Gers

science

Building Tiny Brain Networks in a Dish: A New Way to Study How Neurons Connect

January 23, 2026

Scientists have created a new method to study how brain cells connect and communicate. They used tiny clusters of brain cells from the cortex and hippocampus. These clusters were allowed to join together on their own, without any artificial support. This setup mimics how brain cells naturally form n

entertainment

Celebrity Chefs Cook Up a Storm at Super Bowl Sunday Bash

January 23, 2026

A star-studded culinary event is set to take place near Levi’s Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday. This isn’t your average tailgate party. It’s a high-end food festival featuring some of the biggest names in the culinary world. Think of it as a feast before the feast, where you can indulge in dishes from

politics

Uncle Sam Says Goodbye to the World Health Organization

January 23, 2026

The United States has officially left the World Health Organization (WHO). This decision has been in the works for a while. The US government has stopped all funding and recalled its staff. They also left WHO meetings and groups. The US owes WHO about $260 million. But experts say the US probably w