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Dec 31 2025HEALTH

Unraveling the Mystery of Lasting Sadness After a Stroke

A stroke can leave a person feeling down. This is called post-stroke depression (PSD). Sometimes, this sadness sticks around for a long time. Why does this happen? Scientists are trying to figure it out. They looked at genes and how they mix with things like lifestyle, diet, and common health marke

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Dec 31 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Holiday Slump: A Gold Bug's Perspective

Peter Schiff, a well-known gold advocate, has once again taken aim at Bitcoin. This time, he's using the recent holiday season to make his point. Schiff argues that Bitcoin's performance during this period was lackluster, while gold and silver saw gains. He even suggested that selling Bitcoin to buy

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Dec 31 2025POLITICS

Idaho in 2025: A Year of Change and Challenges

Idaho faced a lot of changes and tough times in 2025. The year was marked by big events that had a strong impact on the state. One of the most talked-about incidents was the mass arrest at the Wilder horse track. Over 200 law enforcement officers, including ICE agents, showed up and took people away

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Dec 31 2025POLITICS

Richmond Mayor's Controversial Reaction to Tragedy

In the wake of a tragic attack on a Jewish community in Sydney, Australia, Richmond Mayor Eduardo Martinez chose to share content that sparked controversy. Instead of expressing solidarity or grief, he reposted claims that the attack was a false-flag operation and shared an image blaming Israel for

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Dec 31 2025OPINION

Tackling Gun Violence: A Two-Pronged Approach

Gun violence is a complex issue that requires more than just one solution. Some people think that education is the only answer, while others believe stricter gun laws are the way to go. But why not both? Australia is often seen as a leader in gun control, but even there, illegal weapons are still a

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Dec 31 2025ENVIRONMENT

Cartagena's Horse Carriages Go Electric: A New Era for Tourism

Cartagena, a beautiful city in Colombia, is making a big change. It's swapping its old horse carriages for new electric ones. This shift comes after years of animal rights activists speaking up about the horses' well-being. The city's mayor, Domek Turbay, introduced the first 30 electric carriages.

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Dec 31 2025POLITICS

Why Do We Sometimes Stay Silent?

In today's world, speaking up or staying quiet is a big deal. People often worry about consequences when they want to express their thoughts. This is especially true when governments or groups try to control what people say. Some places have strict rules, while others are more relaxed. Social media

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Dec 30 2025CRIME

Sydney's Dark December: A Look at the Bondi Beach Tragedy

In a shocking turn of events, two men from Sydney, Sajid Akram and his son Naveed, are accused of a horrifying attack during a Hanukkah festival at Bondi Beach. This incident left 15 people dead and 40 injured. The men had recently returned from a trip to the Philippines, but investigations there re

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Dec 30 2025OPINION

Keeping Colorado's Wheels Turning: The Fight for Fair Vehicle Repairs

In the heart of Colorado, while most people are asleep, shuttle drivers at Peak 1 Express are busy preparing for their early morning trips to the mountains. These drivers are crucial for getting travelers to their destinations, especially in tough weather conditions. The company's success relies on

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Dec 30 2025POLITICS

Missoula's Voice: A Closer Look at Local Reporting

In the heart of Montana, a dedicated journalist is making waves. Griffen Smith, a city/county government reporter, is committed to keeping the community informed. His work focuses on local government and politics, areas that directly impact daily life. Smith's role is crucial. He bridges the gap be

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