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Oct 24 2025LIFESTYLE

Women's Independence: A Glimpse into Northern Ghana's Household Dynamics

In the dry, sun-scorched regions of Northern Ghana, old-fashioned beliefs still hold strong. Here, who does what in a family is not up for debate. Men and women have their own tasks, and that's just how it is. But what happens when women start to take control of their lives? Does it make things fair

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Oct 23 2025RELIGION

Faith on the Rise: A New Wave of Religious Influence in America

In recent times, more Americans are noticing religion's growing impact on society. A notable shift has occurred, with 31% now believing religion is gaining influence, up from a mere 18% just a year ago. This is a significant change, even though most people still think religion is losing ground. Att

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Oct 10 2025POLITICS

Singapore's Online LGBTQ+ Talks: A Decade in Review

Singapore is a place where old and new ideas mix in interesting ways. The country is very tech-savvy, but it still has a law from colonial times that makes homosexuality illegal. This law, called Section 377A, was not strictly enforced, but it was still there. It was like a reminder of what society

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Oct 06 2025OPINION

Facing the Future: How the West is Learning to Live with Less

The West is going through a tough time. For a long time, people here believed that the future would always be better than the present. This idea was a big part of how societies in Europe and America saw themselves. But now, things are changing. Loss is becoming a big part of life. One of the bigges

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Oct 02 2025SCIENCE

How Culture Shapes Empathy in Indonesia

Indonesia is a big country with many different cultures. People there have different ways of showing empathy. Empathy is about understanding and sharing the feelings of others. It can be good for people and society. But it can also have downsides, like making people biased towards those they are clo

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Aug 11 2025RELIGION

Why Are Americans Having Fewer Babies?

In recent years, the number of babies being born in the U. S. has been dropping. This is partly because fewer people are involved in religious activities. A study from Pew in 2024 found that about 29% of Americans do not identify with any religion. This is a big jump from 13% in 2007. Experts say t

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Aug 03 2025OPINION

Science: The Universal Language Beyond Earth

Imagine meeting beings from another planet. What would we talk about? Science, probably. It's the one thing that connects all life, no matter where it is in the universe. Human concerns like politics or social issues might not even make sense to them. They'd likely admire their own versions of great

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Jul 25 2025POLITICS

Money Matters: How Funding Shifts Are Changing the Face of European Health Advocacy

In the world of health advocacy, money talks. And right now, it's saying something big in Europe. Groups that fight for better health policies and patient rights are feeling the pinch. Why? Because the way they get funded is changing. This isn't just about dollars and cents. It's about who gets to h

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Jul 03 2025HEALTH

How Understanding Epilepsy Changes Minds in Turkey

In Turkey, many people do not know much about epilepsy. This lack of knowledge can lead to unfair treatment of those who have the condition. A recent study looked into how much people in Northern Turkey understand about epilepsy. It also checked if this understanding affects how they see people with

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Jul 01 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Dark Side of Growing Up: A TV Show That Hits Close to Home

A new TV show is making waves, and it’s not just because it’s good. It’s making people talk, think, and even feel uncomfortable. This show is called "Adolescence, " and it’s on Netflix. It’s a short series with only four episodes, but it packs a punch. The story is about a 13-year-old boy named Jam

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