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Biden Honors 18 in Final Act of Presidency

January 5, 2025

In his last days as president, Joe Biden awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 18 notable individuals. This honor, one of the highest in the nation, went to people from the political, financial, and celebrity worlds. Biden, who has been in politics for over 50 years, chose this moment to cele

health

Boost Your Mocktails: 7 Ingredients for Healthier Drinks

January 5, 2025

Ready to kickstart Dry January or enjoy sober-friendly drinks year-round? Mixing up a mocktail doesn't mean sacrificing flavor or health benefits. We've gathered seven ingredients that can turn your nonalcoholic beverages into powerhouses for your immune system, digestion, and more. Ginger is a gut

politics

Biden Honors Liz Cheney and Others for Public Service

January 3, 2025

On a recent Thursday, President Biden recognized several Americans with the Presidential Citizens Medal for their contributions to the country. Among them was former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo. ), who was celebrated for her time in Congress and her role on the House committee that probed the January 6,

sports

NFL 2025 Draft: Patriots, Titans, and More Shake Up Top Picks

January 1, 2025

The NFL draft is starting to take shape. The New England Patriots now have the top pick, followed by the Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns. Expect some big trades and surprises this season. The Patriots might select Travis Hunter, a versatile athlete who excels on both offense and defense. He c

politics

Why Jimmy Carter's Legacy Is More Complicated Than It Seems

December 31, 2024

Jimmy Carter, who passed away at 100, is often remembered as one of America's worst presidents. He admitted his struggles in his 1979 "crisis of confidence" speech, where he criticized Americans for wanting too much freedom and prosperity. Unlike Harry Truman, Carter didn't take full responsibility

environment

Transforming Waste Sludge: A New Tech's Potential

December 30, 2024

In many cities, managing wastewater sludge is a big challenge. It's all about finding environmentally friendly ways to deal with this waste. New rules are making it tougher to just dump it in landfills, so alternatives are needed. One option is using thermochemical technology to turn waste sludge in

politics

Who Regrets Most? Biden's Second Term Thoughts

December 29, 2024

President Biden is said to have some regrets about not running for re-election this year. He's been telling people he could've beaten President-elect Trump if he hadn't been pushed out of the race by his own party. The 82-year-old leader dropped out in July after a shaky debate performance and poor

health

Beating PCP: Comparing Treatments for HIV Patients

December 29, 2024

Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia, or PCP, is a severe lung infection that often affects people living with HIV (HIV+) who have weakened immune systems. The go-to treatment for PCP is trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMX), even though it comes with some side effects. But is TMP-SMX really the best

politics

Russia's Christmas Attack: A Chilling Turn in the Ukraine Conflict

December 26, 2024

Imagine waking up on Christmas morning to the sound of explosions. That's what happened in Ukraine when Russia launched a surprise attack with missiles and drones. The target? Key cities and energy infrastructure. The goal? To make Ukrainians suffer in the cold and dark. It's a harsh move, aiming to

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Partisanship and Norms: How Presidential Support Shapes Tolerance

December 25, 2024

Political scientists have been looking into why American democracy seems to be facing challenges. Surprisingly, studies during Trump's presidency revealed that many citizens, especially Republicans, backed actions that weakened democratic norms. But recent experiments show that voters from both part