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Immigration Laws: A New Act Takes Shape

January 23, 2025

Imagine this: President Trump is about to sign the Laken Riley Act. This law is all about making sure that U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can take charge of illegal immigrants who get into trouble with the law. It's a big deal because it stops certain cities and states from protecti

health

Transforming City Care: Better Births in Africa

January 23, 2025

Even though maternal deaths dropped during the Millennium Development Goals, they're still too high. Shocks like COVID-19 could slow down progress. In Africa, many women get antenatal care and give birth in health facilities. But cities face unique challenges in ensuring fair, quality care for pregn

crime

The Unpaid Heroes: Japan's Volunteer Parole Officers

January 23, 2025

In Japan, a unique system relies on volunteers, called "hogoshi, " to supervise parolees. These dedicated individuals, like the 83-year-old Teruko Nakazawa, have spent years helping ex-offenders rehabilitate without any financial compensation. The system, which outnumbers paid probation officers 47

business

A New Home for Dream Cars: Plano's Luxury Garage Condos

January 23, 2025

Imagine a place where your dream car isn't just parked, but lives in style. That's what Maranello, a luxury auto garages company, is bringing to Plano. They're building a unique facility just for sports car owners, set to break ground soon. These aren't your typical garages; they're "condos" ranging

sports

Arkansas' Fland Out for Season, NBA Dreams Await

January 23, 2025

Arkansas Razorbacks' promising freshman guard, Boogie Fland, won't be playing for the rest of the 2024-25 season due to a hand injury. According to Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports, Fland, who averaged 15. 1 points and 5. 7 assists per game, got hurt during a game against Florida on January 11. Despite p

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College Sports & Injuries: How Past Activities Matter

January 22, 2025

Ever considered how your past sports could influence your injury risks in college? A Japanese study dug into this, focusing on female college athletes playing softball and baseball. Out of 329 athletes, 61 had elbow injuries, with ulnar collateral ligament injuries being the most common. Shockingly,

entertainment

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's Movie Row: What's the Truth?

January 22, 2025

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni are at odds over what really happened on the set of their movie, "It Ends With Us. " Lively has filed a lawsuit claiming Baldoni, who directed and starred in the film, sexually harassed her. She says he improvised a kissing scene without her consent. Baldoni's team re

entertainment

The Actor Who Didn't Like Math

January 22, 2025

Leo Woodall, a 28-year-old British actor, recently starred in "Prime Target, " a mini-series on Apple TV+. He plays Edward Brooks, a math grad student at Cambridge. Despite not being great at math, Woodall had to learn complex equations for his role. He admitted it was stressful, but he practiced wr

crime

School Shooting in Nashville: What Happened at Antioch High

January 22, 2025

On Wednesday, Antioch High School in Nashville faced a tragic event when a student allegedly opened fire in the cafeteria, wounding two other students. The school was immediately placed on lockdown as Metro Nashville Police responded to the scene. Fortunately, the shooter was no longer a threat beca

politics

Trump Pushes for More Executions: Is It Fair or Vengeful?

January 22, 2025

Former President Donald Trump has issued an executive order that doubles down on the use of the death penalty. The order instructs the attorney general to seek death sentences for certain crimes, like murders of law enforcement officers and crimes by undocumented immigrants. Trump also wants to over