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Aug 22 2025POLITICS

When Science Takes a Backseat to Politics

In the early 1900s, a scientist named Trofim Lysenko had some odd ideas. He thought he could teach plants to grow in winter by soaking them in cold water. He also believed that if you treated crops right, they could thrive anywhere, even in places like Siberia. These ideas were not based on solid sc

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Aug 21 2025SCIENCE

Tomato's Flowering Mystery: The Role of Key Genes

Tomatoes, like many plants, have a fascinating way of blooming. It's not just one gene that makes this happen. Instead, it's a team of genes working together. Scientists dove into this topic. They wanted to understand how three important genes in tomatoes help them flower. First, they looked at the

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Aug 20 2025CRIME

Florida's Execution Record: A Look at the Numbers

Florida has been busy with executions this year. As of now, they've carried out 10 in 2025 alone. That's a new record for the state. The latest was Kayle Bates, a 67-year-old man who was put to death for a crime he committed back in 1982. He was convicted of kidnapping and killing a woman from an in

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Aug 20 2025POLITICS

Boston Stands Tall Against Federal Immigration Demands

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu took a firm stance against the federal government's recent push to change the city's immigration policies. She made it clear that Boston will not back down from its current approach. Wu, along with community members and other officials, gathered at City Hall Plaza to respond

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Aug 19 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's Path to Security: A New Deal in the Works?

In a surprising turn of events, Vladimir Putin has reportedly agreed to a security arrangement for Ukraine that mirrors NATO's Article 5. This shift was revealed by a U. S. official after a recent summit between Putin and Trump. The agreement suggests that the U. S. and its European allies could off

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Aug 19 2025CELEBRITIES

Juliana Pasquarosa: Balancing Career and Fame

Juliana Pasquarosa, known for her time on The Bachelor, has been making waves on social media. But would she trade her stable job for the influencer life? Not so fast. She loves her work in finance and the people she works with. She doesn't see herself quitting anytime soon. Instead, she's figuring

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Aug 17 2025SPORTS

Golf's Big Sunday Showdown: Scheffler's Climb and MacIntyre's Moment

The 2025 BMW Championship is heating up, and all eyes are on the final round. Robert MacIntyre, the man from Scotland, is leading the pack after three strong rounds. He's been consistent, shooting low scores and keeping his cool. But Scottie Scheffler, who's been a force on the PGA Tour this season,

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Aug 17 2025BUSINESS

American Airlines: Ditching Screens for Savings

American Airlines is making big changes to its in-flight entertainment. The airline is removing seatback screens from its A319 planes. This is part of a plan to save money. Screens cost a lot to install and maintain. They also add weight, which means the plane uses more fuel. The A319s are the last

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Aug 16 2025POLITICS

Gaza's Families Face Uncertainty Amid Rising Tensions

In Gaza, the situation is tense and families are worried. Israel has said it plans to move people from dangerous areas to the south. This is part of a bigger plan to launch a major military operation in some of the most crowded parts of Gaza. The Israeli military group in charge of aid, COGAT, said

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Aug 16 2025POLITICS

Trump and Putin Chat: What's the Big Deal?

So, Trump and Putin had a chat. A really long one. They stood together and talked about stuff. Trump said it was good. Putin said it was useful. But did they make any real progress? Not really. They talked about Ukraine. They talked about trade. They even talked about space. But guess what? They di

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