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Dec 31 2025POLITICS

Iran's Economic Crisis Sparks Widespread Unrest

Iran is facing a serious economic crisis. The value of the Iranian rial has dropped sharply. One US dollar is now worth 1. 45 million rials, compared to 820, 000 rials a year ago. This means the average Iranian worker's monthly wage is worth just over $100. Basic food and supplies are eating up enti

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Dec 31 2025SCIENCE

A New Way to Fight Cancer with Tiny Tech and Sound Waves

Cancer is tough to beat, but scientists are always looking for new ways to fight it. Recently, a team came up with a clever idea. They made tiny particles that can help the body's own immune system attack cancer cells. These particles are special because they use sound waves to do their job. Normal

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Dec 31 2025CRIME

New Orleans Prepares for New Year's with Heightened Security

New Orleans is getting ready for its first New Year's celebration since the tragic Bourbon Street attack. To ensure safety, the National Guard has been called in to help with security measures. This comes almost a year after a devastating incident that exposed serious security flaws in the city's fa

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Dec 31 2025HEALTH

What's the Deal with NMN Supplements?

NMN, or nicotinamide mononucleotide, is a hot topic in the health world. It's a compound that helps our bodies make NAD+, which is super important for energy, DNA repair, and overall cell health. As we age, our NAD+ levels drop, which can lead to feeling less energetic and other health issues. Peop

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Dec 31 2025LIFESTYLE

Sticking to Your New Year's Resolutions: A Smart Strategy

Setting goals for the new year is easy, but sticking to them is hard. Many people make resolutions but give up quickly. One way to make your goals stick is by using cues. Cues are triggers that help you remember to do something. For example, if you want to start exercising, you might tie it to an ex

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Dec 31 2025SCIENCE

Science in the U. S. : What's Next After a Tough Year?

The science community in the U. S. has faced significant challenges recently. Changes in federal funding have left many researchers feeling uncertain about their future. The National Institutes of Health (NIH), a major source of scientific funding, has seen shifts in its priorities. Dr. Jay Bhattach

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Dec 31 2025SCIENCE

Y86: A Tiny Helper for Happy Chickens

In the world of tiny creatures, there's a new hero for chickens. Meet Y86, a special kind of bacteria found in the guts of chickens. It's not just any bacteria, though. It's a champion at fighting off bad germs and can handle tough conditions. Y86 is a type of Lactobacillus gallinarum. Scientists f

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Dec 31 2025CELEBRITIES

Notable Figures Who Left Their Mark in 2025

In 2025, the world bid farewell to a diverse array of influential figures who left an indelible mark on various fields. The year began with the passing of Wayne Osmond, a founding member of The Osmonds, whose music brought joy to many during the 1970s. Rosita Missoni, the matriarch of the iconic Ita

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Dec 31 2025FINANCE

Smart Ways to Use Personal Loans in 2025

Personal loans can be a lifesaver when you need cash fast. But what exactly are they? Well, they are sums of money you borrow from a bank or online lender. You agree to pay it back over a few years, usually between one and five. Each month, you pay a bit of the original amount plus some extra for th

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Dec 31 2025CRIME

How Scientists Can Tell How Old a Blood Stain Is

Investigating animal cruelty can be tough, especially when it's unclear how long a blood sample has been at a crime scene. This is where the concept of time-since-deposition (TSD) comes into play. Scientists have been working on a new method to estimate the age of canine blood samples. The idea is t

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