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Mysterious Rumors: Is Barrio Logan's Las Cuatro Milpas Really Closing After 91 Years?

October 23, 2024

San Diegans were buzzing on social media after a blog post claimed that Las Cuatro Milpas, an old-fashioned Mexican restaurant in Barrio Logan, was shutting down after 91 years. The rumor even suggested the building was sold to a nearby church. But the restaurant quickly set the record straight on I

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Why Poor Voters Are Shifting Their Support

October 22, 2024

Recently, ABC's Martha Raddatz tried to downplay concerns about Venezuelan gangs in Aurora, Colorado, which reveals a deeper issue: class bias in media. This bias often overlooks the real struggles of poor communities. Former President Donald Trump is tapping into this, as many low-income voters fee

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What Happens If the Electoral College Votes Tie?

October 22, 2024

Have you ever wondered what would happen if the Electoral College votes end up in a tie? It's a real possibility in this year's presidential race, with 538 votes up for grabs. After the election, electors in each state will confirm the nomination in December. But can these votes really end up tied? ...

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Indigenous Senator’s Strong Message to King Charles: Demanding Land and Recognition

October 21, 2024

In Canberra, Australia, King Charles III recently visited Parliament House to meet leaders, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. During his speech, the King acknowledged Australia’s First Nations people, highlighting their rich history on the land before British settlers arrived over 230 years

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Paul Whelan's Undercover Role in Russian Prison

October 21, 2024

You might think an American in a Russian prison would be cut off from the world, but Paul Whelan proved that's not always the case. During his five-and-a-half-year detention, he managed to feed vital information to Western officials. How? Well, fellow prisoners who were fighting in Ukraine would pas

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Charles' Royal Visit: Australia's Mixed Feelings

October 19, 2024

King Charles III has stepped onto Australian soil, marking his first major overseas trip since becoming king and receiving treatment for cancer. This visit comes with a mix of emotions from the locals, as many don't share his deep affection for the country. Australia, once part of the British Empire

science

NASA's Got a Trash Problem: Can You Solve It for $3M?

October 19, 2024

NASA is facing a major trash problem for its long-term lunar missions. To tackle this, they've launched the LunaRecycle Challenge, offering up to $3 million in prizes. This competition, split into two phases, seeks innovative recycling solutions to reduce space junk and improve sustainability. For

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Prada and Axiom's New Spacesuits for NASA's Lunar Mission

October 19, 2024

Imagine astronauts wearing stylish, high-tech spacesuits designed by Prada and Axiom Space. These new suits are called the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU) and are planned for NASA's upcoming Artemis III mission. This mission aims to land humans on the moon for the first time since the 197

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China's Next Decade in Space: Moon, Mars, Asteroids, and Jupiter

October 18, 2024

China's space exploration plans for the next decade include some exciting destinations. They've already collected samples from the far side of the moon, and now they're looking at Mars, asteroids, and even Jupiter. The samples from the moon's far side are different from those from the near side, whi

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Why's the Moon Big Tonight? Catch October's Supermoon

October 16, 2024

It's not every day that the moon looks this big and bright. This month, we're getting a special treat: October's supermoon. This is the closest supermoon of the year, sitting a cool 222,055 miles (357,364 kilometers) away from Earth. You might notice it looks even bigger than the supermoons we had i