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May 14 2025SPORTS

The Mavericks' Big Decision: A Look at Their Top Pick

The Dallas Mavericks are in a prime spot to make a significant move in the upcoming NBA draft. They have a clear favorite in mind: Cooper Flagg. This young talent has been making waves, and the Mavericks are eager to secure him with their top pick. Flagg's performance at Duke was impressive. He ave

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May 14 2025HEALTH

Fluoride Supplements for Kids Under Scrutiny

The FDA has started the process to take away fluoride pills for kids from the market. These pills are different from fluoride toothpaste or mouthwash. Kids swallow these pills, and they have never been okayed by the FDA. There's worry that swallowing fluoride can mess up the good bacteria in a child

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May 14 2025LIFESTYLE

Smart Ways Parents Can Save on Kids' Clothes

Parents often face a familiar challenge as the weather warms up: their kids have outgrown last year's summer clothes. This annual cycle can be costly, as buying a new wardrobe every year adds up quickly. However, there are clever ways to tackle this issue without breaking the bank. In Ann Arbor, a

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May 14 2025SPORTS

Summer Running Essentials: Stay Cool and Comfortable

The sun is blazing, and the temperature is rising, which means it's time to switch up your running gear. Running in the heat can be tough, but with the right equipment, you can stay comfortable and motivated. Let's dive into the essentials that can make your summer runs more enjoyable. First off, l

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May 14 2025POLITICS

Water Wars: The Columbia River Treaty's Uncertain Future

The Columbia River is no ordinary river. It flows through British Columbia, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. It is a lifeline for millions of people on both sides of the border. It is also the center of a long-standing agreement called the Columbia River Treaty. This treaty has been in place

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May 13 2025POLITICS

Medicaid Cuts: The Battle Within the Republican Party

The Republican Party is pushing forward with a plan to reduce Medicaid spending by hundreds of billions of dollars. This move comes despite internal disagreements and a promise from former President Trump not to cut the program. The House Republicans are determined to advance key parts of their bill

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May 13 2025SPORTS

Trey Hendrickson's Stand on Contract Talks

Trey Hendrickson, a defensive end for the Bengals, made a splashy entrance at the team's offseason program. He did not come to work out. Instead, he chose to wear golf attire and picked a day when the media would be around. Hendrickson had a lot to say to the reporters. He was not happy with the tea

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May 13 2025CELEBRITIES

New Dress Code Drama at Cannes

Cannes Film Festival is shaking things up with new rules for the red carpet. This year, the organizers have decided to ban nudity and oversized outfits. The goal is to keep things moving smoothly and avoid any wardrobe malfunctions that could cause delays or disruptions. This means no more dresses w

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May 13 2025SPORTS

The NBA's Big Shake-Up: How Draft Picks Could Reshape Teams

The NBA is buzzing with excitement as teams gear up for a wild offseason. The recent draft lottery has set the stage for some major moves. Cooper Flagg is almost certain to join the Dallas Mavericks, while the San Antonio Spurs and Philadelphia 76ers are eyeing the top picks. This year, the top pick

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May 13 2025EDUCATION

School Rules: How Anti-Bullying Laws Affect Kids' Behavior

Schools across the U. S. have been trying to tackle bullying since the early 2000s. Every state has put in place rules to stop bullying in schools. These rules are called anti-bullying laws. The goal is to make schools safer and help kids get along better. But do these laws really work? Let's dive i

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