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Jan 16 2026HEALTH

A Young Life Lost to Flu: Lessons for Parents

In Utah, a family is grieving the loss of their lively 4-year-old, Ellie. She loved dressing up, playing in the mud, and dancing with her siblings. But a simple flu turned deadly, leaving her family heartbroken. Ellie's mom, Sarah, never thought the flu would hit her daughter so hard. Ellie was hea

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Jan 16 2026TECHNOLOGY

ChatGPT Health: A New Way to Talk About Your Health

ChatGPT Health is a new feature that lets you talk about health and wellness in a private space. It's designed to keep your health information safe and separate from other chats. This is important because more people are using ChatGPT to understand medical stuff like lab results and prepare for doct

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Jan 16 2026TECHNOLOGY

Smart Way to Save on AI Tools for Your Business

Businesses today use many AI tools. They need them for writing, making images, and talking to customers. But paying for each one separately can be costly. Switching between different platforms also wastes time. There's a new option called 1min. AI. It combines many AI tools into one. Instead of pay

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Jan 16 2026POLITICS

What Will the World Look Like in 2026?

Looking ahead to 2026, the world seems to be heading into a period of great uncertainty. The old ways of doing things are fading, and a new, less stable order is taking shape. The United States, Russia, and China are each staking out their own spheres of influence, and even mid-sized powers like Tur

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Jan 16 2026SCIENCE

Brain Waves and Thinking Power: What Makes Some Older Adults Sharper?

Ever wondered why some older folks seem to have a sharper mind than others? It might have something to do with their brain waves and how they handle tougher thinking tasks. A recent study looked into this by comparing two groups of older adults: those with high cognitive reserve (HCR) and those with

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Jan 16 2026LIFESTYLE

Swift and Graceful: The Borzoi's Unique Story

The Borzoi, often called the Russian Wolfhound, is a dog breed known for its grace, speed, and a long history with Russian royalty. This breed was first created in the 1600s in Russia, where wealthy families raised them to hunt wolves in wide-open areas. Unlike other hunting dogs, Borzois relied on

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Jan 16 2026CRIME

The Unseen Pages of History: A Look at Past Events

History often hides in plain sight. Old newspapers are like time capsules. They show us what life was like in the past. On January 16, several big events happened over the years. These events shaped the region in different ways. In 1918, the world was at war. The Dixon Evening Telegraph talked abou

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Jan 16 2026POLITICS

Chicago's Money Managers Need a Boost

Chicago is facing a big money problem. In 2027, the city might be short on cash by $1. 17 billion. That's a lot of money! The people in charge, called aldermen, are already working on next year's budget. But they have a big challenge ahead. A few years ago, the city created a team called COFA. This

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Jan 16 2026POLITICS

Myanmar and Gambia Clash in Global Court Over Rohingya Crisis

Myanmar recently made a bold statement at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). They argued that Gambia failed to prove its claims of genocide against the Rohingya people. This case is huge and has been going on since 2019. Gambia, a Muslim-majority country in West Africa, brought this case to t

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Jan 16 2026POLITICS

Europe's Mixed Signals: Some Want to Talk to Russia, Others Say Not Yet

Russia noticed something interesting. Some big countries in Europe, like Italy, France, and Germany, seem to want to talk to Russia about Ukraine. This is a big deal for Russia. They think it shows these countries are starting to see things their way. But not everyone in Europe agrees. The UK, for

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