Society
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How to Deal with Teenagers’ “Mood Swings”
Adolescence is an emotional journey filled with ups and downs. For parents, teens’ reactions can sometimes seem exaggerated, especially since…
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Why Millennials Prefer Text Messages Over Phone Calls
For most young people and teenagers, text messages are more convenient than phone calls, as they allow them to send…
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First Death from Rare Disease Caused by a “Mosquito Bite” in the U.S.
A patient in the northeastern United States has died due to Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), a rare mosquito-borne disease, local…
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“Environmental Disaster”: Dam Collapse Claims the Lives of Dozens of Yemenis
Dozens of Yemenis lost their lives on Tuesday evening in a new humanitarian disaster, as a result of the collapse…
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Syria: Death and Injuries in the Collapse of a Pedestrian Bridge
In a tragic and unexpected accident, a steel pedestrian bridge, designated for crossing over vehicles and passenger buses, collapsed at…
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260 “Identical” Dinosaur Footprints Found in These Two Countries
Paleontologists have discovered more than 260 identical dinosaur footprints from the early Cretaceous period, both in Cameroon and Brazil, back…
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Apple Announces Date for Unveiling New iPhones
On Monday, Apple announced that it will hold its fall event on September 9 in Cupertino, California, where it is…
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Floodwaters Recede in Bangladesh… Hundreds of Thousands in Shelters
River water levels in Bangladesh are receding after days of flooding, but 300,000 people remain in shelters and are in…
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Brazil Declares Itself “At War” Against Fires
Brazilian Environment Minister Marina Silva announced on Sunday that the country is “at war with fires and crime,” as a…
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6.9-Magnitude Earthquake Hits “Tonga” as Guterres Attends Regional Summit
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck Tonga on Monday, located in the Pacific Ocean, according to the United States Geological Survey, as…
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