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Sports 6 days ago

Fatherly Pride at Games

Macklin, a 16-year-old junior tennis player, has been focused on playing high-level Division I college tennis for over a decade. His parents, Joe Nocera and his wife Dawn, have been supportive of his goals, with his mother taking charge of…

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Politics 6 days ago

Healthcare Cost Reform Proposal

Mike Rogers, a Republican candidate for the Senate in Michigan, has been recorded advocating for $50 copays for routine cancer screenings and other forms of preventive care. This position contradicts current law, which prohibits insurers…

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Leans strongly right
World 6 days ago

Xi Jinping's Visit to Egypt

Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in Cairo for a visit that marks 70 years of diplomatic relations between China and Egypt, with both countries describing their ties as "at their best in history". The trip comes amid increased…

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Leans right
Sports 6 days ago

NFL Roster Ages Exposed

The Los Angeles Rams have an average age of 27 years, 214 days, making them the second-oldest roster in the NFL entering the 2026-27 season. This is just behind the Atlanta Falcons, who are 27 years, 220 days old on average, and ahead of…

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Open Discussion Forum

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Leans strongly right
Politics 6 days ago

Alberta Separation Referendum

Premier Danielle Smith avoided talking about Alberta's potential separation from Canada during her speech marking the 117-year anniversary of the province joining Confederation on September 1. Instead, she highlighted Alberta's importance…

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Leans left
Health 6 days ago

Benefits of Acts of Kindness

A 25-year veteran trauma psychologist, Joan M. Cook, has spoken about how engaging in random acts of kindness makes her feel good. She learned this from her grandfather, who would often do small favors for others, such as driving nuns to…

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Science 6 days ago

Extinct Australian Species Study

Researchers from Flinders University and the University of Melbourne have analyzed the skull structure of the extinct thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger, to understand how it hunted its prey. The study found that the thylacine's…

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