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Jan 18 2026SPORTS

West Virginia's Home Court Advantage: A Closer Look

West Virginia is gearing up to host Colorado in a rare matchup. This is only the third time these teams have faced off, and it's the first time Colorado has visited Morgantown. Predictions are leaning heavily in favor of West Virginia. The ESPN Basketball Power Index gives them an 82. 1% chance to

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Jan 18 2026POLITICS

U. S. Policy in Venezuela: A Mess of Mixed Messages

The U. S. has been backing the opposition in Venezuela, claiming they won the last two elections. President Trump has called for Maduro's removal, accusing him of drug trafficking. However, in his speech after Maduro's capture, Trump barely mentioned drugs or democracy. Instead, he focused on Venezu

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Jan 18 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Is Resident Evil 5 the next big remake?

Resident Evil 4's remake was a hit, but should Capcom go for Resident Evil 5 next? This is a tough call. On one hand, Resident Evil 5 has some cool co-op moments. On the other hand, it's not as scary or balanced as Resident Evil 4. Plus, it's been around since 2009, and gaming has changed a lot sinc

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Jan 18 2026HEALTH

How Faith Communities Can Impact Women's Health

Sexism is not just about unfair treatment. It is a deep-rooted issue that affects women's health in many ways. This problem is not limited to homes or workplaces. It also shows up in religious communities. These places can either support or harm women's well-being. Research shows that sexism in rel

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Jan 18 2026POLITICS

Syria's Northeast: A Clash of Powers and Promises

In Syria's northeast, a power struggle is unfolding. Government troops are making significant strides, taking over key areas like Raqqa and Hasakah. These regions are the last strongholds of the U. S. -backed Kurdish-led administration. The Syrian government has recently gained control of the main o

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Jan 18 2026ENVIRONMENT

Fires Force Mass Evacuations in Chile

Chile is facing a serious situation with wildfires. President Gabriel Boric has declared a state of catastrophe in two southern regions. This move comes as fires have forced thousands to leave their homes. The fires are spreading fast. Strong winds and high temperatures are making it hard for firef

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Jan 18 2026SCIENCE

Speeding Up DNA Detection: A New Trick for Better Results

In the world of forensics, time is of the essence. Scientists are always looking for ways to get DNA results faster without losing quality. Over the past ten years, Rapid DNA tech has made big strides. It can now process samples with a lot of DNA in just 90 minutes. But there are still some problems

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Jan 18 2026CRIME

Staten Island's Crime Drop: What's Behind the Numbers?

Staten Island saw a big drop in crime in 2025, but not all areas improved. The overall crime rate fell by 0. 7%, but some crimes went up. For example, grand larceny and retail theft saw small increases. However, violent crimes like murder and shootings dropped a lot. Murders went down by 63%, and sh

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Jan 18 2026BUSINESS

A Family's Journey: From Brooklyn to Staten Island, Building a Beauty Empire

Anne and Frank Bennett have been shaping lives and hairstyles on Staten Island for decades. Their story begins in Brooklyn, where they met as teens and discovered a shared passion for beauty. Frank, originally a carpenter, found his calling in hair coloring, while Anne, a natural artist, thrived in

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Jan 18 2026HEALTH

Why Being Around People Matters for Your Well-Being

Humans are naturally social creatures. We rely on others from the moment we are born. Feeling cut off from society can be incredibly stressful. This stress can lead to serious health problems. Studies show that people who feel lonely or isolated are more likely to develop health issues. These inclu

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