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Jan 22 2026HEALTH

Sugar Everywhere: How Kids Are Caught in a Sweet Trap

Kids are drowning in sugar, and it's not their fault. Sugar is everywhere, hiding in foods you'd never expect. It's in bread, yogurt, even tortillas. Parents are fighting a losing battle. They want their kids to eat healthy, but sugar is the default. It's not just about saying no to candy. It's abo

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Jan 22 2026BUSINESS

Malaysia's Defense Spending: A Closer Look

Malaysia is putting more money into its military. This is not a small change. The country's defense budget is growing fast. In 2025, it was $4. 8 billion. By 2030, it could reach $7. 2 billion. That's a big jump. The money is going towards new tech and better equipment. The government wants to make

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Jan 22 2026POLITICS

Who Will Lead the Fed? Trump Narrows Down Choices

President Donald Trump hinted that he might have already picked someone to lead the Federal Reserve. He mentioned that he had three candidates initially, but now it's down to one or two. Trump also said he liked the idea of keeping Kevin Hassett, his economic advisor, in his current role. He praised

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Jan 22 2026BUSINESS

Smart Moves: How a Big Travel Company Boosts Its Financial Game

A major player in the travel industry has just made some clever financial moves. They managed to cut their borrowing costs and get more cash on hand. Here's how they did it. First, they refinanced a big loan. This isn't just any loan—it's a huge deal worth billions. By refinancing, they lowered the

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Jan 22 2026POLITICS

Trump's Tariff Turnaround: A Watchful Decision

Trump's stance on Swiss tariffs took a surprising twist. It all started when he met with Swiss businesses, including Rolex. He was at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. There, he shared how his mind changed about the tariffs. Initially, Trump had planned a high tariff rate. He even con

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Jan 22 2026LIFESTYLE

Unplug and Reconnect: The Rise of Analog Living

In a world buzzing with screens and apps, people are starting to miss the old ways. They're swapping their phones for film cameras, their Spotify playlists for vinyl records, and their doomscrolling for knitting. It's not just about nostalgia; it's about finding balance. Analog living is about doin

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Jan 22 2026LIFESTYLE

Grab These Brooks Shoes Before They're Gone!

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 shoes are on sale for $99. 95, down from $140. This is a big deal because these shoes are super popular for both running and walking. They have special features like support for your feet and a comfy cushion to make long walks or runs easier. These shoes are part of a long

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Jan 22 2026ENVIRONMENT

How Wetlands Can Help Clean Water in Small Towns

Wetlands are a cheap and easy way to clean water in small towns. But, most studies on these wetlands don't look at how they work when water flow changes throughout the day. This is important because water use in small towns isn't constant. In a recent study, three types of wetlands were tested. The

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Jan 22 2026BUSINESS

Dexco: The New Name in Heavy-Duty Storage

Dexco, a name once known only for its top-notch storage racks, is now the official brand for the entire company. This change shows how much the industry trusts Dexco for its strong and reliable storage solutions. For over 50 years, Dexco has been making high-quality storage racks. Their products ar

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Jan 22 2026TECHNOLOGY

Faces Over Passports: Airports Embrace High-Tech ID Checks

Airports in the U. S. are rolling out new tech that uses your face as your ID. This means saying goodbye to digging out your passport or boarding pass at security. Instead, cameras will scan your face to confirm who you are. This tech is already in use at some airports, and more are expected to join

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