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From Dock to Deep: The SS United States' New Life

February 21, 2025

Imagine a ship so big it's longer than the Titanic. That's the SS United States. It's been sitting in Philadelphia for nearly 30 years. But now, it's time for a change. The ship is moving to Florida. It will become the world's largest artificial reef. The ship left Philadelphia on 19th Febr

crime

Arizona Air Mishap: Two Lives Lost in Midair Crash

February 20, 2025

A tragic event unfolded in southern Arizona when two small planes collided midair. The incident occurred at Marana Regional Airport, near Tucson. The crash took place on a Wednesday and resulted in the loss of two lives. The planes involved were a Cessna 172 and a Lancair 360 MK II. The Cessna lande

politics

Return of the Remains: A Nation's Grief

February 20, 2025

In a somber turn of events, Israel received the bodies of four hostages from Hamas. Among them were a mother and her two young children, feared dead since the October 2023 attack. The youngest, Kfir Bibas, was just nine months old when taken, making him the youngest captive. The other hostage was Od

finance

Walmart's 2025 Outlook: A Bumpy Road Ahead for Retail

February 20, 2025

In the midst of America's inflation crisis, Walmart has been a go-to spot for shoppers seeking bargains on essentials. However, the retail giant recently hinted that 2025 might not be as smooth sailing. Walmart's stock took a hit, dropping around 6% in early trading, and the Dow followed suit with a

celebrities

Markle's Brand Blunder: A Tale of Names and Logos

February 20, 2025

Meghan Markle, the former royal, recently found herself in hot water over her new brand name. The name "As Ever" was rejected by the US Patent and Trademark Office. The name was not unique. It is already used by a clothing store in New York. Mark Kolski, the owner of the clothing store, took to Inst

health

Pills and Pandemic: How Two Drugs Became Popular During COVID-19

February 20, 2025

During the COVID-19 pandemic, two drugs, hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, became popular among people in the US. These drugs were used to treat COVID-19, even though they were originally meant for other things. The use of these drugs was not well understood, especially among different groups of pe

crime

Midair Mishap in Arizona: Two Lives Lost

February 20, 2025

In the early morning of a Wednesday, tragedy struck near Marana Regional Airport, just outside Tucson, Arizona. Two small aircraft, a Cessna 172S and a Lancair 360 MK II, found themselves on a collision course. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reported the incident occurred around 8:2

politics

Trump's Trade War Expands: New Tariffs on Cars, Drugs, and Chips

February 20, 2025

Trump recently hinted at a major escalation in the trade war. He suggested that the U. S. might slap a 25% tariff on cars, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors. This could potentially go even higher over the next year. The tariffs could start as early as April 2, but Trump didn't specify which countr

business

Paramount's Big Sale: A Bumpy Road Ahead

February 20, 2025

Shari Redstone's journey to sell her family's media empire, Paramount Global, has been anything but smooth. It's been a decade since she started this journey, and she’s faced countless legal battles and corporate maneuvers. The sale was expected to be finalized in April, but recent events have throw

science

How Brazil's Big Cities Differ on Lab-Grown Meat

February 20, 2025

Brazil is a vast nation with a mix of people and landscapes. This diversity leads to different views on new ideas, like meat grown in labs. Lab-grown meat is seen as a better way to get protein without the downsides of traditional meat production. It's considered more eco-friendly and ethical.