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Oct 04 2024EDUCATION

South Carolina Schools Get Meal Flexibility After Hurricane Helene

Hurricane Helene has left many South Carolina schools in a tough spot. The storm made it hard for them to follow the usual meal rules, which can be strict and time-consuming. But here's some good news: the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has stepped in to help. They've given schools more flexi

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Oct 04 2024HEALTH

Bird Flu Jumps to Humans: What You Need to Know

Imagine this: two workers in California are now part of a growing list of people affected by bird flu. This virus, which started infecting birds back in March, has now made the jump to humans. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says this isn't surprising, given how the virus works.

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Oct 04 2024SCIENCE

The Hidden Danger of Africa's Skies

In the heart of sub-Saharan Africa, a silent killer is spreading its wings, threatening the lives of thousands. Marburg virus disease, a rare but deadly illness, has taken hold in Rwanda, claiming 11 lives and infecting 25 others. The virus, similar to Ebola, can be fatal in up to 88% of those who f

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Oct 04 2024POLITICS

Partial Justice: A Bittersweet Victory in Tyre Nichols' Case

In the aftermath of Tyre Nichols' tragic death, the community was left to grapple with the weight of justice. The brutal video footage revealed a shocking scene: three police officers mercilessly beating a helpless man while he lay restrained and crying out for his mother. However, the jury's verdic

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Oct 04 2024POLITICS

Why Was Guterres Banned from Israel?

The United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, found himself barred from entering Israel. The reason? Israel believed he hadn't strongly condemned Iran's missile attack on Tel Aviv. But let's dig deeper into this issue. Guterres called for peace after the attack, asking for an immediate ce

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Oct 04 2024BUSINESS

The Cloud Pioneer: How Microsoft is Betting Big on Indonesia's Future

Indonesia is poised to become a crucial player in Microsoft's cloud computing and artificial intelligence strategy, with a massive $1.7 billion investment set to transform the country's tech landscape. This significant move is part of a broader effort by tech giants to tap into Southeast Asia's grow

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Oct 04 2024FINANCE

Revamping TV Finance: Lessons from Indie Films

The television industry is in a state of change. Traditional ways of funding shows through broadcasters and distributors aren't as dependable as they used to be. So, what are TV professionals doing? They’re looking for new financing methods that have worked well in the indie film world. At Iberseri

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Oct 04 2024CELEBRITIES

The Lasting Legacy of a Hollywood Icon

John Amos left an indelible mark on the entertainment world, showcasing his incredible range and deep understanding of human nature. With a career spanning over five decades, he effortlessly navigated from drama to comedy, leaving a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. From iconic roles in films l

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Oct 04 2024LIFESTYLE

Celebrity Brow Secrets: What's in Their Makeup Bags?

Ever wondered how celebrities like Kim Cattrall and Mindy Kaling get those perfect brows? We've dug into their makeup bags to find out. Kim Cattrall swears by a handy double-ended tool that does it all, while Mindy Kaling reaches for her Chanel kit. But be prepared, these products can cost an arm an

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Oct 04 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Skybound Entertainment's New Leader in Japan: Meet Mitsuru Oda

Ever wondered how a company like Skybound Entertainment expands into new markets? Well, they hire experts who know the territory inside out. That’s exactly what Skybound did when they brought on board Mitsuru Oda to lead their Japanese unit. With over 30 years of experience in the entertainment indu

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