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Goldberg-polin, Rachel (AUTHOR)
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The article in TIME Magazine titled "Not Until They're Home" recounts the harrowing experience of a mother, Goldberg-Polin, whose son Hersh was kidnapped, tortured, and killed by Hamas in Gaza. Despite the tragic loss of her son, Goldberg-Polin and her husband continued advocating for the release of other hostages, emphasizing the need for their physical and psychological rehabilitation. The article highlights the diverse backgrounds...
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Murtaja, Amal (AUTHOR)
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The article from TIME Magazine reflects on the emotional turmoil experienced by a Palestinian woman who lost her family and home in Gaza due to conflict. She now resides in Egypt but struggles to find a sense of belonging and normalcy. The cease-fire news brings mixed emotions for her and her friends in Gaza, who are uncertain about their future and torn between rebuilding or leaving. The narrative highlights the profound impact of war on individuals'...
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While Earth’s climate is constantly changing in various ways, the planet tends to experience long-term trends toward either warming or cooling. The potential or actual contribution of postindustrial human activity to climate change, the consequences of that contribution, and the proper response to those consequences remain matters of crucial importance and significant debate.
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Racial and ethnic discrimination has existed in various forms throughout US history. Indeed, it has often been a powerful force in shaping the nation, and it intersects in complex ways with virtually every facet of American society. Responding to racial and ethnic discrimination and conflict has been particularly challenging for the US government, given the immigrant nature of American society and the long-standing commitment to the principle of equality before the law in the country’s political culture.
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Research methodology refers to the various methods--whether procedures or processes--by which research is developed and conducted. There are numerous Research Starter articles related to this topic. The list below includes the most relevant Research Starter items.
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DEFINITION: A helping profession that focuses on the care of the sick and disabled and on the maintenance of the health and well-being of all individuals
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Rodenbeck, Max (AUTHOR)
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The article from TIME Magazine discusses the recent Gaza cease-fire, highlighting the relief felt by Palestinians, Israelis, and the wider Middle East. The cease-fire agreement, while limited in scope, offers a temporary pause in fighting and some hope for reflection. The article also touches on the lasting impact of the Gaza crisis, the role of key players like Hamas and Israel, and the challenges of achieving peaceful coexistence in the region....
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Semuels, Alana (AUTHOR)
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The article from TIME Magazine discusses the issue of medical credit cards, focusing on a specific case where a patient signed up for a card under duress at a dental office. Medical credit cards are increasingly being promoted to patients as healthcare costs rise, but they can come with hidden fees and high interest rates. Consumer advocates argue that providers sometimes mislead patients into signing up for these cards, leading to financial burdens...
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The BriefLightBox Catastrophe avertedSmoke rises from a fire at a camp set up near the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers during the Maha Kumbh festival in Prayagraj, India, on Jan. 19. Considered to be the world's largest religious gathering, the Hindu festival includes a series of ritual baths and runs for 45 days; millions of people were expected to travel to the region to attend this year's gathering. Officials said...
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Semuels, Alana (AUTHOR)Lee, Chantelle (AUTHOR)
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The article from TIME Magazine discusses the challenges faced by the California Fair Access to Insurance Requirements (CA FAIR) Plan, the state's insurer of last resort, due to increased natural disasters exacerbated by climate change. As insurers drop policyholders in high-risk areas like the Pacific Palisades, homeowners are forced to turn to the FAIR Plan, which has higher premiums and limited coverage. The situation highlights the broader...
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BLANCHET, BRENTON (AUTHOR)DESANTIS, RACHEL (AUTHOR)IRVIN, JACK (AUTHOR)NELSON, JEFF (AUTHOR)
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The 2025 Grammy Awards feature rising pop stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Charli xcx, and Chappell Roan receiving multiple nominations. Raye, a British singer, is excited to attend her first Grammys and be recognized for her songwriting skills. Kendrick Lamar's hit song "Not Like Us" earned him five nominations, while Beyoncé remains the most nominated artist in Grammy history. Post Malone, known for his collaborations, has eight...
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ROSE FALCONE, DANA (AUTHOR)
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Wendy Williams, a former talk show host, expressed feeling isolated and compared her treatment facility to a prison in a recent interview. She refuted claims of cognitive impairment and limited access to her cell phone by her court-appointed guardian. Williams is seeking support for her release and expressed concerns about visiting her father for his birthday. The guardianship attorney stated that due to her diagnosis, Williams will require care for...
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TALARICO, BRITTANY (AUTHOR)
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The article "Victoria Jackson: A Makeup Mogul's Extraordinary Story" in People Beauty magazine highlights the life and achievements of Victoria Jackson, a makeup artist and entrepreneur. Jackson overcame personal challenges, including sexual assault and a difficult childhood, to build a successful cosmetics brand, Victoria Jackson Cosmetics. She later founded the Guthy-Jackson Charitable Foundation to fund research for autoimmune diseases,...
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TELLING, GILLIAN (AUTHOR)
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Joanna Gaines, known for her work on Fixer Upper, recently released a children's book inspired by her youngest son, Crew, who is six years old. Gaines reflects on how raising Crew has brought a sense of grounding and youthfulness to her life, especially as her older children are becoming adults. She emphasizes the importance of cherishing moments with her family and finding wonder in everyday life, as exemplified by Crew's childlike perspective....
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QUINN, LIAM (AUTHOR)
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Nikki Gane-Butler, a former dancer for Sir Mix-a-Lot, founded the nonprofit Dignity for Divas in Seattle in 2012 to help women in crisis rebuild their lives. The organization provides housing aid, counseling, and educational workshops to empower women facing challenges. Gane-Butler's work has been supported by corporate giants like Amazon and Microsoft, and she remains dedicated to helping women regain their dignity and independence. [Extracted...
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FINAN, EILEEN (AUTHOR)
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Naomi Watts, a well-known actress, discusses her experiences with aging, menopause, and parenting in a candid and open manner. She shares her daily routine, exercise habits, and skincare regimen, as well as her journey through early menopause and the challenges she faced. Watts emphasizes the importance of embracing vulnerability and turning it into strength, offering advice and support to women going through similar experiences. She has become a...
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Clea Newman reflects on her father, the late movie icon Paul Newman, on what would have been his 100th birthday. She shares how he guided her towards a fulfilling path of volunteering at a children's camp, emphasizing the importance of giving back. Clea fondly remembers her father's late-blooming career, his dedication to family, and his enduring legacy of supporting children with life-threatening illnesses through the Serious Fun Children's...
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BAKER, K. C. (AUTHOR)
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Two women, Christy Giles and Hilda Cabrales-Arzola, tragically died from overdoses after attending an all-night dance party in Los Angeles. Hollywood producer David Pearce and his roommate, Brandt Osborn, are on trial for allegedly giving the women a lethal mix of drugs, including cocaine spiked with fentanyl. While Pearce is charged with murder, Osborn is charged with being an accessory to the crime. The case has shed light on the dangers of drug...
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HELDMAN, BREANNE L. (AUTHOR)LYTTLE, ZOEY (AUTHOR)
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The article discusses the controversial adoption scandal involving YouTubers Myka and James Stauffer, who rehomed their adopted son Huxley after realizing they were ill-equipped to meet his special needs. The couple's decision to dissolve the adoption sparked outrage among viewers, leading to the cancellation of their lucrative sponsorship deals. Despite facing criticism, the Stauffers claimed they hand-selected a new family for Huxley and that...
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BAKER, K. C. (AUTHOR)
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The article "Inside the Inauguration" discusses the 60th inauguration of President Donald Trump, where he was sworn in for a second term alongside Vice President J.D. Vance. The ceremony, held indoors due to cold weather, aimed to symbolize the peaceful transfer of power. Notable attendees included former Presidents and First Ladies, tech titans like Elon Musk, and a group of 500 guests. The event took place on Martin Luther King Jr. Day,...
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DODD, JOHNNY (AUTHOR)
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The article discusses the impact of the wildfires in Los Angeles on pets and wildlife, with many animals being displaced or killed. Various individuals and groups have mobilized to rescue and care for these vulnerable creatures. Efforts include reuniting pets with their owners, providing shelter for displaced animals, and conducting rescue missions to save surviving pets. The devastation caused by the fires is significant, with thousands of acres...
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MURTAGH, JACK (AUTHOR)
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A recent article in Scientific American discusses the discovery of a 41,024,320-digit prime number by researcher Luke Durant. This new prime number, the largest known to date, was found using a specialized search for Mersenne primes, which are numbers of the form 2^n-1. Durant's success was attributed to a global supercomputer he assembled using cloud GPU providers and an upgraded probable prime test. The discovery of this prime number, along...
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MOSKOWITZ, CLARA (AUTHOR)
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The article from Scientific American titled "The Astronaut Club" provides a detailed overview of the history and demographics of individuals who have traveled to space. It highlights the evolution of space travel from its early days with predominantly male military astronauts to a more diverse group of men and women from 47 countries. The article also discusses the peak in space visitors during the 1990s, the age distributions of astronauts,...
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POIKONEN, HANNA (AUTHOR)
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The article from Scientific American explores how expertise improves concentration, particularly in the context of mathematical thinking. The study involved university students with varying levels of math expertise and found that those with more experience in mathematics entered a special state of deep concentration when tackling complex math problems. The research suggests that engaging brain networks in this way could be useful for tasks involving...