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The Challenges of Treating STIs: A Look at Antimicrobial Resistance

December 17, 2024

In medicine today, a new era of uncertainty is dawning, largely due to the growing ineffectiveness of essential antibiotics. This issue is particularly prominent in the realm of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), where the rise of antimicrobial resistance is bringing urgent questions to the for

entertainment

Boxing Movies: A Fresh Take on Sports Dramas

December 16, 2024

In a world where sports movies often follow predictable formulas, three new films are stepping into the ring with unique stories. These movies, directed by industry veterans, are giving sports dramas a new twist. "Day of the Fight" is a black-and-white film about a boxer seeking redemption. It's not

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Navigating Political Differences with Family at Christmas

December 16, 2024

It's tough to see eye-to-eye with family on hot topics like politics, especially at holiday gatherings. When your family voted for Trump and you're pro-choice, how do you handle it? First, remember everyone has different moral values. Liberals often prioritize care and fairness, while conservatives

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Man Tries to Return Book After 50 Years – Library Isn’t Impressed

December 16, 2024

In a unique twist, a 63-year-old man from Chicago attempted to return a book he borrowed 50 years ago from a library in Warren, Michigan. But the library wasn't interested, as if saying, "Better late than never, but really, it's too late. " Chuck Hildebrandt, now in his 60s, had taken out a baseball

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Education Secretary's Warning: Trump's Plan Could Derail Equal Opportunities

December 14, 2024

Miguel Cardona, the outgoing U. S. Education Secretary, is raising alarms about former President Donald Trump's plan to abolish the Education Department. Cardona, who started as a fourth-grade teacher and became the first Latino education commissioner in Connecticut, believes this move could harm st

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What Makes Political Debates Personal: A Multimedia Perspective

December 12, 2024

Ever wondered what makes parliamentary debates feel so emotional? A new study is exploring this through a unique lens. Researchers are looking at how the mix of sounds, images, and actions in debates can sway viewer feelings. They've chosen Germany's Bundestag and Poland's Sejm to dive deep. It's no

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Money Matters: Should We Judge Family?

December 10, 2024

Imagine this: a woman is feeling frustrated with her mother-in-law's spending habits. This mother-in-law has gone through her late husband's inheritance and now relies on multiple income sources. The woman, along with her family, is dealing with financial struggles, including a hefty student loan de

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Biden's Debt Plan: Sparking Conversations

December 4, 2024

President Biden's proposal to eliminate student debt has caused quite a stir. Representative Virginia Foxx from North Carolina wrote to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona with concerns. She questions if the Education Department has the right to cancel loans without a solid reason. Foxx fears this co

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Rethinking RFK Jr. 's Health Claims: Lessons from the Pandemic

November 28, 2024

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made headlines for his nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. His views on vaccines, raw milk, and water fluoridation have raised concerns. The COVID-19 pandemic offers valuable lessons on how to handle such claims. Kennedy is known for his skeptic

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The Rock Speaks Up: Should You Sing in Musical Movies?

November 26, 2024

Imagine you're in a packed theater, enjoying the latest musical film. Suddenly, someone next to you starts belting out a tune. What do you do? Many movie-goers have been discussing this very issue following the recently released musical, Wicked. Now, actor Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has weighed in wi