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Times Square's Shiny New Year's Eve Ball: A Sparkling Tradition

December 31, 2025

Times Square is getting a shiny new toy for New Year's Eve! This year, the famous ball drop will feature the biggest and brightest ball yet. It's called the Constellation Ball, and it's a whopping 12. 5 feet wide and weighs over 12, 000 pounds. That's a lot of bling! The new ball is covered in 5, 2

celebrities

Making a Difference: How Stars and Big Donors Team Up for Good

November 17, 2025

In West Hollywood, a small team is making a big impact by connecting influential people with causes that matter. The Artemis Agency, led by two women, helps celebrities and wealthy donors support charities in smart ways. They plan events, raise money, and guide donors to make the biggest difference.

health

Seniors Struggle With Healthcare Promises

May 19, 2025

The healthcare system is supposed to support everyone, especially seniors who have dedicated their lives to serving others. However, some elderly individuals are finding that their healthcare coverage doesn't meet their needs. Donna Charett, a 80-year-old woman, is one of these individuals.

education

The Power of Xavier University: A Century of Change

May 8, 2025

America's education system is under a lot of pressure. Many people worry about the cost of college, the lack of financial help, and the attacks on higher education. These issues are pushing many students away from pursuing a college degree. However, there are institutions like Xavier University of L

science

Turmeric Tech: How AI is Revolutionizing Crop Yield Prediction

April 27, 2025

Turmeric, a vibrant yellow spice, is not just a kitchen staple but also a crucial crop for farmers. Predicting its yield accurately can help farmers plan better and use resources wisely. This is where modern technology comes in. A new method has been developed to predict turmeric crop yields with im

business

The Evolving Fate of South Carolina's Textile Legacy

April 12, 2025

The landscape of South Carolina's Upstate region has changed drastically since the 1970s. Back then, it was famous for its textile industry. The cities of Union, Spartanburg, and Greenville were bustling hubs. Trains were constantly moving, carrying materials to and fro. The mills were tall, standin

health

City Air and Short-Term Health Risks

February 12, 2025

It should really concern scientists worldwide how crazy NO 2 air pollution riders are affecting our health NOW. It's clear thier long term impact can be so detrimental that it can really concern us in the short term as well. Those days are getting rarer and warfare with the various things that a

science

The Race to Revive Extinct Animals: Dream or Reality?

January 16, 2025

Bringing extinct animals back to life is not just a fantasy anymore. Thanks to advancements in genetic engineering and synthetic biology, companies like Colossal Biosciences are working on resurrecting creatures like the woolly mammoth and dodo. Recently, they secured a massive $200 million investme

technology

Building a Voice Database for Hindko Digits

January 15, 2025

Ever wondered why Hindko, a language spoken by nearly eight million people in Pakistan, doesn't have a voice recognition system? Well, that's about to change thanks to a new public voice dataset. Hindko, mainly spoken in the Northwestern parts of Pakistan, is the seventh largest language in the coun

politics

Hezbollah's Nasrallah Killed in Israeli Strike, Sparking War

January 6, 2025

Last year, a shocking event occurred when Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli airstrike. This happened while he was inside the group's war operations room. The attack took place during a series of Israeli airstrikes that destroyed several buildings in Beirut's southern sub