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Caring for Our Elders: South Africa's Hidden Struggles

November 8, 2024

South Africa is facing a significant challenge when it comes to caring for its elderly population. The tension lies between families who take care of their elderly loved ones, professional caregivers, and the government. This issue is often felt at home and in communities, but to truly understand it

politics

Abortion Votes: A Mixed Bag Across the U. S.

November 7, 2024

In Tuesday's election, voters faced a mix of abortion measures on their ballots. Advocates for abortion rights won in seven states but lost in three. This is the first time since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade that abortion opponents have successfully pushed ballot measures. Missouri saw

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Voters Decide on Abortion Laws: Wins and Losses Across the U. S.

November 7, 2024

In a series of ballot measures across the U. S. , voters have spoken on abortion rights. Seven states decided to protect or expand these rights, while three others said no. Arizona and Missouri voters chose to safeguard abortion access until fetal viability, ultimately overriding existing laws. Howe

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Voters Decide on Abortion Rights in 2024: What's at Stake?

November 6, 2024

Two years after the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, voters in ten states are casting ballots to protect or restrict abortion access. New York and Maryland are expected to affirm reproductive rights, while Florida’s measure might fail due to a high voter threshold. Arizona, Missouri, and other

crypto

Passing On Crypto: A New Approach

November 6, 2024

Have you ever thought about what happens to your crypto when you're gone? It’s a tricky subject because you can’t just take someone’s digital assets without confirmation that they’ve passed away. This is where the Tales From the Crypt Protocol comes in. It keeps things secure by ensuring privacy unt

education

Special Ed Departments: A Success Story

November 6, 2024

You might be wondering how one special education department turned things around and became a shining example for others. Let's take a step back and look at the journey of Payson's special education department. Once upon a time, it wasn't where it wanted to be. But with dedication and hard work, it

politics

Marijuana's Mixed Results: A Look at Election Day's Ballot Measures

November 6, 2024

On Election Day, voters across the U. S. weighed in on a variety of issues, with some states deciding on controversial topics like marijuana and voting rights. Florida missed the mark on legalizing recreational marijuana, despite a hefty campaign backed by the state's largest medical marijuana opera

celebrities

Jason Kelce's Apology: A Lesson in Handling Hate

November 6, 2024

NFL star Jason Kelce isn’t proud of his actions. He recently smashed a Penn State student’s phone after the student insulted his brother, Travis. The incident happened when Jason was at the university for an ESPN show. The student yelled at Jason, hurling a rude comment about Travis dating Taylor Sw

health

What's in Your Weed Killer? New Research Links Some Pesticides to Prostate Cancer

November 6, 2024

Imagine this: the weed killer sitting in your garden shed could be linked to a higher risk of prostate cancer. A recent study found that 22 pesticides in popular weed killers like Roundup might be increasing the chance of getting this disease. In fact, four of these pesticides could even make it lik

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Pesticides and Prostate Cancer: What's the Connection?

November 6, 2024

You might be surprised to hear that certain pesticides could raise your risk of getting prostate cancer. A team from Stanford University looked into this over many years, as prostate cancer takes a long time to develop. They found that 22 specific pesticides were linked to a higher chance of getting