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Ninja Gaiden 4: A New Era of Action

January 24, 2025

Team Ninja and Bayonetta's PlatinumGames have teamed up to celebrate the former's 30th anniversary with a bang! They've just announced Ninja Gaiden 4, which will be published by Xbox Game Studios but is also headed to PlayStation and PC. This means there's a chance Nintendo fans might get a piece of

politics

President Trump’s Post-Inauguration Trips: North Carolina and California

January 24, 2025

President Trump is planning to visit North Carolina, a swing state hit by Hurricane Helene, and then California, where wildfires have wreaked havoc. This will be his first trip outside Washington after his inauguration. The main focus is on disaster relief and contrasting his leadership with Democra

crime

School Shooting in Nashville: A Deadly Day and Unanswered Questions

January 24, 2025

On Wednesday, Nashville's Antioch High School witnessed a tragic event that left students and staff in shock. Solomon Henderson, a 17-year-old student, opened fire in the school's cafeteria, killing one of his classmates, Josselin Corea Escalante, and then taking his own life. The shooting spree las

technology

A New Batch of Starlink Satellites Heads to Space

January 24, 2025

SpaceX has just sent another group of 23 Starlink internet satellites into orbit using a Falcon 9 rocket. The launch happened on January 24, 2025, from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The rocket took off at 9:07 a. m. EST, with the first stage booster returning to Earth roughly eight minu

politics

Vice Presidents After Loss: New Paths or New Starts?

January 24, 2025

U. S. vice presidents, known for their secondary roles and occasionally humorous moments, face unique challenges. When they lose a presidential run, their future careers aren’t always clear. Dan Quayle’s spelling mishaps, Dick Cheney’s hunting accident, and Mike Pence’s fly-in-the-debate encounter a

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Why Cellphones in Schools Matter: A Look at Ban & Immigration Fears

January 24, 2025

New York educational leaders, like State Education Department Commissioner Betty Rosa and Board of Regents Chancellor Lester Young, have voiced their worries about a proposed cellphone ban in schools. This ban comes at a tricky time—President Trump's plans for mass deportations could separate undocu

politics

Moving Homeless Residents: Safety Concerns at Elgin School

January 24, 2025

This week, some parents at Elgin Math and Science Academy (EMSA) raised serious concerns about safety after the city moved homeless residents to a hotel right across the street from the school. The city decided to relocate around 40 people from a long-standing homeless camp along the Fox River to th

health

Learning About Death: A Different Kind of Class

January 24, 2025

Imagine having a class all about death, spirituality, and palliative care. Sounds heavy, right? But for university students, this is an opportunity to learn critical skills and broaden their perspectives for holistic patient care. By combining different fields of study, like medicine and theology, t

health

Skin Woes: The Hidden Costs of Atopic Dermatitis in Romania

January 24, 2025

Imagine having an itch you just can't scratch. Now, imagine that itch costing you a fortune in medical bills and lost workdays. That's the reality for many people in Romania dealing with atopic dermatitis, a common skin condition. While there's plenty of research on this globally, Romania's been lef

science

Alien Sightings: A Psychologist's Perspective

January 24, 2025

Imagine a scientist who spends their career studying human perception and memory, then turns their attention to UFOs and alien abductions. That's what Don Donderi, a psychology professor from McGill University, did. He's been curious about UFOs since he was a kid and has even consulted on high-profi