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Our heart works nonstop, tirelessly all the time, every single second of our lives, yet we take our health for granted. Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide?
When most high school or college students hear the word "Congress," their first thought isn't about the stock market. Yet behind the noise, every bill passed, or even proposed, can quietly shift the financial landscape.
When we imagine the future of exploration, we often think of sleek spacecraft, self-driving robots, or AI-powered drones. But what if the next leap forward didn't have wheels at all?
Automated weapon systems (AWS) are transitioning from niche experiments to normal aspects of future defense planning. AWS can process sensor data rapidly, respond faster than humans, and run around the clock.
Balochistan covers 44% of Pakistan's land yet it's the province with the lowest literacy rate with only a literacy rate of 58.7 percent, way lower than the country's average.
Traumatic brain injuries can be severe or mild and are caused by an outside force on the head. "Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a brain function change caused by external forces, which is one of the main causes of death and disability worldwide."
As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in daily life, governments face growing pressure to regulate digital privacy.
Federal raids and military response in Los Angeles trigger legal challenges and constitutional debate over immigration enforcement.
A 90-day extension of the U.S.–China tariff truce has given businesses and markets a moment of relief, but underlying tensions remain.
Reno has launched a project to expand protected bike lanes in busy downtown and university neighborhoods. With electric scooters becoming more popular, city officials say they want to create safer, dedicated space for all wheeled commuters.
Hospitals in and around Columbus are facing a staffing squeeze this summer. Influenza strains—still circulating into August—plus lingering COVID-related absences have stretched nursing and support teams thin.
Des Moines Public Schools is testing a new program that keeps school libraries open during summer months and school breaks.
In early August, record heat combined with dry conditions in central Texas has raised wildfire risk to high across several counties.
Fed keeps interest rates unchanged at 4.25-4.50% amid political pressure and economic uncertainty.
Climate change is not just a global environmental issue; it's also a significant threat to global food security. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and changing precipitation patterns are disrupting agricultural production and food supply chains.
As artificial intelligence and automation continue to advance, the future of work is becoming increasingly uncertain. Many jobs are at risk of being automated, and new skills are required to remain competitive in the job market.
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