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Storm Blair: Schools Shut in 13 U. S. States

January 6, 2025

A powerful winter storm, named Blair, has caused schools to close in 13 different states across the U. S. From the Midwestern states to the East Coast, the storm has brought freezing temperatures and heavy snow, making roads impassable and travel challenging. Missouri and Indiana are among the state

health

Discovering Health Benefits in an Unlikely Vegetable

January 6, 2025

Have you ever thought that common vegetables could hold hidden health secrets? Scientists have found something amazing in a popular edible plant from Vietnam called Elatostema tenuicaudatum. This plant, which is often eaten in the northwest region of the country, has been studied for its potential b

politics

How Will Trump's Presidency Shape Ukraine's Future in 2025?

January 6, 2025

As 2025 kicks off, Ukraine finds itself in a tough spot, with Russia holding the upper hand and former President Donald Trump returning to the White House. The war, now over 1, 000 days old, has seen Ukrainian manpower dwindle while Russia ramps up attacks on cities. Nearly a fifth of Ukraine's terr

health

The Surprising Truth About 5. 56 NATO Ammo

January 6, 2025

Ever wondered what's inside the ammunition used in popular rifles like the M16 and AR-15? Let's dive into the 5. 56 × 45-mm NATO M855 ammo, also known as the green tip. This round is a favorite among military and civilian shooters alike, but what makes it tick? First off, the structure of this ammo

finance

2025: Investors Eye Earnings and Jobs

January 6, 2025

The new year has kicked off, and investors are eager to see how things shape up. With Donald Trump becoming the 47th U. S. President, the financial scene is expected to shift. Both stock and crypto markets might feel the impact. First, let's talk about the markets. The New York Stock Exchange and N

health

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

lifestyle

Get Ready to Swipe on the Busiest Day for Online Dating

January 6, 2025

Ever thought about starting the new year with a new love life? Well, January's first Sunday, nicknamed "Dating Sunday, " is the perfect time to do just that. Millions of singles are expected to log onto dating apps, making it the busiest day of the year for online romance. Tinder, one of the bigges

politics

Rep. Meuser Backs Rep. Johnson for Speaker, Hopes DOGE Will Calm Critics

January 6, 2025

Rep. Dan Meuser from Pennsylvania has thrown his support behind Rep. Mike Johnson from Louisiana for the House Speaker position. With the Republican Party holding a slim one-vote majority, the decision is crucial, especially for certifying the 2024 election results. Meuser believes that Johnson's jo

crypto

The Leaky AirDrop: How a 2014 Crypto Event Exposed Privacy Risks

January 6, 2025

AirDrops, a beloved method of spreading cryptocurrencies, might seem safe but they can leak personal information. Let's zoom in on the 2014 Clam AirDrop. This event scattered a new digital coin to every wallet with a bit of Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin. Researchers used a technique called address

science

The Power of AtbZIP69: Enhancing Wheat's Stress Tolerance

January 6, 2025

Scientists have turned to a tiny gene, AtbZIP69, to create tougher wheat plants. By inserting this gene into a specific wheat variety, they’ve made these plants much better at handling low nitrogen and drought conditions. When faced with stress, these genetically altered wheat plants showed increase