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Jan 16 2026LIFESTYLE

From Science to Sculpture: Linda Graham's Artistic Journey

Linda Graham's path from science to art is a story of curiosity and discovery. She started college focused on zoology and chemistry, but her journey took an unexpected turn when she began experimenting with clay. This wasn't just a hobby; it became a way of life. Graham's artistic journey began in

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Jan 16 2026ENVIRONMENT

Climate Change and Your Paycheck: What the Numbers Really Say

The idea that climate change is shrinking U. S. salaries by 12% is making the rounds, but does it hold up? Let's break it down. First, the claim comes from a study that imagines a world without man-made greenhouse gas emissions. It then estimates how much richer Americans would be in that imaginary

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Jan 16 2026ENVIRONMENT

Why Some People Ignore Science

In Arizona, where the sun blazes fiercely, a peculiar trend has emerged: a growing skepticism towards scientific findings. This shift isn't new, but it's becoming more noticeable. The heat is a daily reality, and so is the debate about its causes and consequences. Conversations with locals often ta

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Jan 16 2026EDUCATION

Ted Byrd: The Quiet Hero Who Changed Lives Behind Bars

Ted Byrd was a man who knew how to fix things, both mechanical and human. He spent years as a mechanic, but later in life, he switched gears to become a teacher, focusing on a group often overlooked: inmates. His mission? To help them earn their GEDs and turn their lives around. Byrd believed in th

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Jan 16 2026HEALTH

Hidden Struggles: The Unseen Disability Crisis

Invisible disabilities are a big problem in Pakistan. These are conditions that aren't obvious but greatly affect how people live their lives. Think of things like partial hearing loss or learning differences. Zainab Wadood, a Deaf woman working in healthcare, highlights how these disabilities are o

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Jan 16 2026POLITICS

Ukrainians Stand Firm: No Land for Security Deals

In a recent survey, over half of Ukrainians said they would not give up land in eastern Donetsk just to get security promises from other countries. This area is still under Ukrainian control. The poll, done by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), showed that 54% of people strongly d

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Jan 16 2026HEALTH

Simple Swaps for a Healthier You in the New Year

Starting fresh in the new year can be tough. Many of us know we should ditch bad habits, but change isn't easy. One common issue is our eating habits. We often eat more than we should, especially processed foods that are high in sugar, salt, and fat but low in nutrients. Instead of making drastic ch

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Jan 16 2026FINANCE

Ardent Health: A Hidden Gem or a Risky Bet?

Ardent Health (ARDT) is a company that's been making waves in the healthcare industry. It's growing, has a solid cash flow, and is currently trading at a price that's much lower than its recent highs. This makes it an interesting option for investors who are looking for a bargain. So, what's been h

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Jan 16 2026LIFESTYLE

When Lending Clothes, What's the Right Thing to Do?

A friend borrowed a sweater and ruined it after washing it. The sweater was expensive, and the friend offered to pay for it. But the owner feels bad because the friend isn't used to spending that much on clothes. Now, the owner is upset and doesn't know what to do. There are a few things to think a

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Jan 16 2026WEATHER

Chilly Chaos: A Nation Gripped by Winter's Wrath

Across the U. S. , winter is showing its might, turning roads into ice rinks and sidewalks into slippery slides. On Friday, a whopping 18 million people woke up to cold weather alerts, while 10 million more braced for winter weather advisories. From the northern plains to the Great Lakes, and even u

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