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House Democrats Keep Top Leaders, Gear Up for New Challenges

November 19, 2024

In a no-drama leadership election, House Democrats have decided to stick with their top brass from the previous term. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries from New York, along with his team—Minority Whip Katherine Clark from Massachusetts and Caucus Chairman Pete Aguilar from California—faced zero

politics

Hong Kong's Democracy Leaders Face Long Jail Terms

November 19, 2024

More than 40 of Hong Kong’s prominent democracy advocates have been sentenced to prison in the city’s largest ever national security trial. This includes well-known figures like Joshua Wong, who led pro-democracy protests and shouted “I love Hong Kong” before his sentence. The sentences range from 5

sports

Tommy Fury's Boxing Return: A Shift in Strategy

November 19, 2024

Tommy Fury, the younger brother of boxing legend Tyson Fury, is stepping back into the ring after a significant break. His next opponent? Darren Till, a well-known UFC fighter. The match is set for January 18 in Manchester, and it's already causing quite a stir. Fury's last major fight was against J

politics

Staying Vigilant: How Democracy Faces New Challenges

November 19, 2024

Throughout history, authoritarian leaders have used similar tactics to undermine democracy. Recently, concerns have been raised about potential policies that mirror these authoritarian actions. However, the United States has a strong tradition of protecting human rights and democratic institutions.

science

New Polymer Cleans Up Water and Fish, One Endocrine Disruptor at a Time

November 19, 2024

Imagine having a super-efficient sponge that can soak up tiny, harmful chemicals from water and even fish. That's basically what scientists have created with a new polymer. This polymer, made from a substance called 4-pyridinemethanol, is like a tiny, porous magnet for troublesome chemicals. These

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Democrats Debate: Economy or Identity?

November 17, 2024

The Democratic party is in a pickle. After their latest loss, they're wrestling with what to do next. Some are shouting, "Economy first! " They think helping people with their wallets should be the top priority. Others are saying, "No way, it's identity issues that matter most. " They believe that f

health

The Secret Battle: Chemotherapy's Impact on Male Fertility

November 16, 2024

Male germ cell tumors, often called GCT, are quite treatable, with many patients surviving long-term. However, as more people live beyond their cancer diagnosis, doctors are starting to look at the long-term effects of their treatments. One important issue is how male fertility might be affected by

politics

Sanders: Democrats Need More than Identity Politics

November 15, 2024

Sen. Bernie Sanders, known for his progressive views, believes Democrats lost the 2024 election by focusing too much on race, gender, and sexual orientation. He thinks candidates shouldn't rely solely on identity politics. Sanders commends Democrats for fighting against racism and promoting equal ri

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Bridging Divides: Should Politics Split Families?

November 15, 2024

Imagine having Thanksgiving dinner without certain family members because they chose a different candidate. That’s what some Democrats are suggesting after the recent election. J. D. Vance, the Vice President-elect, advised against this, saying politics shouldn't divide families. But is that advice

education

Why Do Med Students Put Off Work and How Does It Affect Their Study Habits?

November 14, 2024

Procrastination is a common problem in medical schools, and it's not just about laziness. It can really mess with a student's confidence and make them feel out of control. Medical students often have a lot on their plates, and it's easy for tasks to slip through the cracks. This can lead to last-min