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The Mystery of Early Birth and Lung Health

January 6, 2025

For a long time, scientists have debated whether the way babies are born affects their breathing later in life. Some studies say yes, while others say no. This time, researchers wanted to look at something different: whether moms being in labor or not makes a difference. They thought that maybe babi

crime

Trump's Legal Woes Trail Him into New Presidency

January 6, 2025

As Donald J. Trump gears up for his next term as president, some legal issues from his first presidency are not going away. A sentencing for Trump's criminal conviction is scheduled for Friday in New York. Trump has been vocal about his displeasure with the judge, Justice Juan M. Merchan, even sugge

health

Pregnancy Experiences in the Outback: Insights from Indigenous Women

January 6, 2025

Did you know that pregnant women living in remote Australian communities face unique challenges? These women, who belong to the Indigenous communities, often deal with worse health outcomes compared to their non-Indigenous counterparts. Now, let's zoom into the Top End of the Northern Territory. Whi

environment

Plants Powering Pollution-Fighting Batteries

January 6, 2025

Industrial wastewater often contains harmful pollutants like p-chlorophenol (4-CP) and hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)). Scientists are looking for ways to clean up this mess and create energy at the same time. They've been experimenting with a type of plant called Leersia hexandra and a clever system c

science

Turning Plastic Bottles into Water Purifiers: A New Way to Fight Fluoride Pollution

January 6, 2025

Imagine turning waste plastic bottles into a powerful tool to clean up polluted water! That's what scientists did in a fascinating study. They took recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and transformed them into something called expanded graphite (EG). This new material was tested using

business

TikTok Creators: Waiting for the Ban to Drop?

January 6, 2025

TikTok creators are in limbo, waiting for a Supreme Court decision. A law might force TikTok to cut ties with its Chinese parent, ByteDance, leading to a U. S. ban. This could happen by January 19 if the court agrees with the U. S. government's national security concerns. But TikTok and its creators

sports

Man Utd's Goalkeeper Shake-up: What's Next?

January 5, 2025

Manchester United is on the hunt for two new goalkeepers, according to Sky Sports. The team is looking to bolster their goalkeeping squad, especially after some shaky performances this season. Current starter Andre Onana's spot is secure, but there's room for improvement in the backup roles. Sky Spo

crime

Houston to New Orleans: A Man's Radical Turn

January 4, 2025

Imagine a man settling into his trailer home just outside Houston. Shamsud-Din Jabbar had a plan. He was headed to New Orleans. That night, he sat down with his family and dropped a bombshell. "I joined ISIS, " he told them, his words filled with a dark purpose. He shared a disturbing vision: a "cel

politics

Meet the 2025 Medal of Freedom Champions

January 4, 2025

President Biden has just announced 19 remarkable individuals who will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. This prestigious honor is given to those who've made outstanding contributions to the United States or global peace. The list includes a mix of celebrities, activists, and community leade

politics

New Orleans Attack: A Lone Wolf's Deadly Act

January 4, 2025

In the past, FBI Director Christopher Wray had warned about the rise of international terrorism, especially after conflicts like the one between Hamas and Israel. Months later, when the Islamic State group's affiliate killed over 140 people at a Russian concert, Wray raised alarms about possible sim