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Biden Praises Trudeau: A Unique Partnership

January 7, 2025

The last time President Biden visited Ottawa, he highlighted the strong bond between the United States and Canada. He emphasized that Canada is the best ally and closest partner the U. S. could ask for. When Biden took office, his first call to a foreign leader was to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

environment

Why is it so chilly? Blame the Arctic!

January 7, 2025

Brrr! Temperatures have plunged across the U. S. , with Winter Storm Blair bringing snow and winter alerts to millions. This isn't just any cold snap; it's tied to the Arctic, where warming can push cold air south. Climate change might be making these cold snaps more likely. The polar vortex, a spi

politics

Bill Nye: Science Hero or Political Figure?

January 7, 2025

You might know Bill Nye as the "Science Guy, " but now he's in the spotlight for receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The thing is, Bill Nye isn't a scientist by profession. Sure, he has a degree in mechanical engineering, but that doesn't make him an expert in every topic he discusses.

politics

Honoring Dearborn's Mayor: A Life of Service

January 7, 2025

Dearborn, Michigan, is gearing up to pay tribute to a man who devoted his life to public service. John "Jack" O'Reilly Jr. , who served as Dearborn's Mayor for 15 years and City Council President for 17, passed away on New Year's Day at the age of 76. His family was by his side. The memorial service

health

The Trailblazing Doctor of Aintab: Dr Caroline F. Hamilton's Impact

January 7, 2025

Dr. Caroline F. Hamilton, a physician from the USA, made waves in the late 19th century Ottoman Empire. She spent three decades caring for patients, largely women, at the Azariah Smith Memorial Hospital in Aintab. Her journey wasn't easy; she faced legal, cultural, and political hurdles. But she per

environment

Taiwan's Heatwave: A Record Breaker with a Chill Ending

January 7, 2025

In 2024, Taiwan experienced its hottest year ever, with an average temperature of 24. 97°C (76. 95°F), beating the previous record set in 2020. This heatwave was part of a global trend, with climate change causing extreme weather and costly natural disasters worldwide. Taiwan's Central Weather Admin

politics

Giuliani in Hot Water: Fails to Follow Court Orders

January 7, 2025

Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, is in trouble again. This time, a judge found him in contempt of court. Why? Giuliani didn't follow orders to hand over information related to a $148 million defamation case. The case involves two Georgia election workers who say Giuliani falsely acc

science

Beating the Heat: How Pre-Heating and Bacteria Help Oilseed Plants

January 7, 2025

Every year, heat waves caused by climate change pose a serious threat to food security. For certain crops like oilseed rape and camelina, heat stress during the reproductive stage can lead to significant losses in yield and quality. But what if there was a way to help these plants better withstand i

science

Bacteria Turn CO2 into Methane: A New Way Forward

January 7, 2025

Did you know that bacteria can turn carbon dioxide into a useful gas called methane? Scientists have found a way to make E. coli, a common and easy-to-grow bacterium, produce methane. They added special genes from another type of bacteria, Rhodopseudomonas palustris, to E. coli. These genes gave E.

politics

The Story Behind Trump's Return to Power

January 6, 2025

Four years after the tragic Capitol attack, the U. S. Congress is set to certify Donald Trump's presidential win, with tight security measures in place. While no major disruptions are expected this year, uncertainty lingers. Trump, who denies losing the last election, will soon be president again, r