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Jan 24 2026BUSINESS

Leading Strong in 2026: Simple Habits for a Healthier You

Leading in 2026 is tough. AI, global issues, and money worries make it harder. But, taking care of yourself is not just good for you—it's good for your team too. Leaders who take care of their health make better choices. They stay calm and focused. They have more energy and are present when it coun

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Jan 24 2026TECHNOLOGY

KDE Plasma 6. 6. 0: Printing Just Got a Whole Lot Easier

KDE Plasma 6. 6. 0 is on the horizon, and it's bringing some much-needed improvements to printing. For starters, it will fix a long-standing issue with waste toner reporting. Instead of showing misleading error messages, it will now display a simple notification when the waste toner box is full. Thi

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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Can Trees Really Pop Like Popcorn in Freezing Weather?

In the United States, a polar vortex is bringing extreme cold. People are talking about trees exploding. But can trees really explode? Trees can crack in extreme cold. This is called a frost crack. The thick sap inside trees freezes at a lower temperature than water. It stays liquid even when it's

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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

Unlocking Better Care for Kleefstra Syndrome

Kleefstra Syndrome (KLEFS1) is a rare condition that affects many parts of the body and mind. It happens when the EHMT1 gene doesn't work right. This can make life hard for those who have it and their families. Right now, not everyone gets the same level of care because there isn't enough informatio

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Jan 24 2026ENVIRONMENT

Virginia Takes a Step Back into RGGI

Virginia might soon rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a group of states working together to cut down on carbon emissions. This change comes after the previous administration, led by Glenn Youngkin, decided to pull Virginia out of the program. Now, the new Attorney General, Jay Jo

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Jan 24 2026OPINION

Iran's Creative Community Under Fire

The streets of Tehran are a battleground. Bullets fly, protesters fall, and fear grips the city. For decades, Iran's creative community has faced brutal oppression. Directors, actors, writers, and musicians have been jailed, exiled, or silenced for daring to express themselves. Families suffer for b

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Jan 24 2026CELEBRITIES

Fashion World Bids Farewell to Legend Valentino

Valentino, a name synonymous with elegance, took his final bow. The fashion world and countless admirers gathered in Rome to honor the legendary designer. The Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri was the stage for this grand farewell. It was a day filled with tears, memories, and a dee

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

Crime Numbers Drop, But Who Gets the Credit?

Dan Bongino, a former FBI Deputy Director, has some strong words for the media. He believes they are not giving enough credit to the Trump administration for a big drop in crime. According to Bongino, the FBI made a lot of progress under Trump's leadership. They arrested more violent criminals, took

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Jan 24 2026ENTERTAINMENT

AI Courtroom Drama: Is 'Mercy' a Misjudged Movie?

A new movie called "Mercy" just hit theaters. It's a crime thriller that takes place in the future. In this story, a detective played by Chris Pratt is on trial for murder. He has only 90 minutes to prove he's innocent to an AI judge, played by Rebecca Ferguson. The movie is rated PG-13 and also sta

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Jan 24 2026CRIME

Swiss Court Frees Bar Owner After Deadly Fire: Italy Outraged

Italy is furious. The country's leaders are not happy with a Swiss court's decision. The court freed a bar owner on bail. This man is linked to a New Year's Eve fire. The fire killed 40 people and hurt over 100. Many of the injured were young. The bar owner, Jacques Moretti, and his wife are being

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