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US Teenagers Advocating For Their Digital Wellbeing As Schools Across The Nation Ban Phones 

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While educators and parents are looking forward to this upcoming school year without having to worry about screens, many students are advocating for their own digital wellbeing, and are trying to ensure they’re a part of the important conversations surrounding the internet’s impact on growing minds. 

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Dr Judy Chen

From Maternal Mortality to Miscarriage Care: The Hidden Toll of U.S. Policy | Dr. Judy H. Chen

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What happens when science is sidelined by belief and healthcare is shaped more by ideology than evidence? In today’s America, reproductive care sits at the heart of this collision. As the legal and political landscape shifts, the consequences are rippling through every corner of women’s health, from fertility treatments to miscarriage care to the rising toll of maternal mortality.

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Harvard Astronomer Known For His Alien Theories Picked To Lead White House UFO Council

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A Harvard astronomer known for his black hole studies and polarizing theories about aliens, Avi Loeb, has been chosen to lead a team for the White House to study the national security risks of UFOs.

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Agnes Chau

The Hidden Dangers of Polypharmacy: When Drug Side-effects Cause More Harm! | Agnes Chau

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Polypharmacy – the concurrent use of multiple prescription medications, has been increasingly common among seniors. According to a JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) analysis, researchers found that the prevalence of polypharmacy has nearly doubled over two decades, affecting an estimated 40 percent of adults aged 65 or older! This trend represents a significant and often under-recognized risk in senior care.

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani And Barack Obama Lead Children Singalong To Promote Free Child Care

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The two met at a child care center in the Bronx, where after having a private conversation, led a sit down singalong and book reading to a group of young children as a means of promoting Mamdani’s plans to expand free child care programs all throughout NYC. 

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Half Of New Yorkers Approve Of Mayor Zohran Mamdani As He Approaches 100 Days In Office 

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“Mamdani, who faced doubts about his lack of management experience before entering City Hall, has emphasized his commitment to the brass tacks of municipal government: filling potholes, clearing snow and picking up the garbage.”

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Mr. Beast The Banker? YouTube Celebrity Acquires Financial Service Platform For Young People 

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Beast Industries, founded by the most followed YouTuber in the world Mr. Beast, has recently acquired Step, a financial services app for teenagers and young adults that has over seven million users.

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Survive and Thrive: Better Days Are Coming | Marilyn L. Redmond

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When I was looking for help with anxiety, my life changed forever. I hope sharing my story might bring a new perspective to others. My inquisitiveness began when I became addicted to prescriptions from my psychiatrist. My insatiable curiosities lead me to research the trail leading me from my difficult and traumatic life into a new life style that is incredible.

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The Power of Attitude: Making Positive Changes to Your Health Through Positive Energy | Nancy Lynne Harris

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Healing can be an incredibly difficult and personal journey for one to endure, regardless of what you may be going through. Nancy Lynne Harris, M.A., is a shaman and spiritual teacher who uses her extensive knowledge to help people recover from medically incurable illnesses and addictions by teaching them how to shift their energy for healing.

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Inside a Classroom Where Curiosity Comes First | Joan Gillman

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Great teachers don’t just deliver lessons—they cultivate wonder, spark resilience, and build tiny bridges between knowledge and self-belief. In a world where education is often measured by test scores and rigid standards, Joan Gillman has dedicated her life to proving that true learning happens when curiosity is nurtured, not controlled.

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