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The Dating World Today The dating world has become so bizarre that a single person can barely last five minutes on a first date before dropping out. A single woman, Rachel, decided to share her recent dating experience on social media, which has now gone viral. The Date Rachel was told to dress comfortably, like a "lounge day at home," for her surprise date. She wore sweatpants, a sweatshirt, tennis shoes, and put her hair in a bun, with no jewelry. However, when she arrived at the restaurant, she realized it was a fancy place, and she was underdressed. A…

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Introduction to Seasonal Affective Disorder Lamps Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs during the same time every year, typically in the winter. One of the most effective treatments for SAD is light therapy, which involves exposure to a specialized bright light that mimics natural outdoor light. How Light Therapy Works Light therapy lamps are designed to produce a specific intensity of light, usually measured in lux, which is much brighter than a standard household lamp. When used correctly, these lamps can help regulate the body’s internal clock and improve mood, energy, and sleep. Types of…

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Africa Cup of Nations Kicks Off Day One Highlights The Africa Cup of Nations has begun, with several teams making their mark on the first day. Defending champions Ivory Coast started their campaign on a high note, securing a 1-0 victory over Mozambique. This win sets them up for a promising start in their title defense. Strong Starts Cameroon and Algeria Impress Cameroon, who are set to face Ivory Coast on Sunday, also had a successful start, beating Gabon 1-0. This early win is crucial for building momentum in the tournament. Algeria, meanwhile, had a standout performance, defeating Sudan 3-0.…

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Introduction to Artificial Light Pollution The future looks bright, thanks to increasing artificial light pollution. Our cities are more lit than ever, and this light could spill over into our lives and impact our health. Recent headlines linking exposure to artificial light at night to Alzheimer’s disease have caught attention. History of Artificial Light For millennia, the use of light – from flames to gas lamps to LEDs – has been crucial to enabling advances in our progress. The intertwined history between humans and artificial light, and our deep-rooted feelings towards darkness, may have contributed to our cities being overlit.…

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Holiday Chaos A mother suffered a holiday meltdown after accidentally "roasting" her daughter’s Elf on the Shelf, almost sparking Christmas chaos. She admitted in a viral post that she forgot the elf was in the oven and nearly turned it into a charred disaster when preheating for half-baked pizzas. The Elf on the Shelf Tradition The Elf on the Shelf isn’t just a toy, it’s a little rant that has become a nationwide obsession since the 2005 children’s book written by Carol Aebersold and her daughter Chanda Bell. Parents do the unimaginable to keep their little ones happy, including placing…

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Introduction to the Dispute The dispute between Europe and Washington over online regulations has escalated. On Christmas Eve, the White House imposed visa bans on five public figures in Europe. This move is a response to what European officials call regulation of online damage, while American officials view it as censorship. Background of the Dispute The most prominent figure facing travel restrictions is Thierry Breton, a former EU commissioner responsible for regulating social media and a key architect of the Digital Services Act (DSA). The Trump administration has accused the EU of inappropriately restricting freedom of expression in its efforts…

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Introduction to French Cricket The French cricket governing body is facing a significant setback, as it is set to lose its state mandate. This development comes just six months after the body won a leadership seat on the International Cricket Council. The loss of the state mandate has created an opportunity for a rival association to take control of the sport’s future in France. Background of French Cricket Governing Body The French cricket governing body has been responsible for promoting and developing the sport in France. However, the loss of the state mandate is a significant blow to the body’s…

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Introduction to Weight Loss Drug The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a pill version of the weight loss drug Wegovy, made by pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk. This marks the first pill of its kind to be approved by regulators, signaling a new era for weight loss drugs. Approval and Comparison to Existing Treatments Danish Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk stated that the once-daily pill is a "convenient alternative" to the injectable version and would cause the same weight loss as the injection. This approval comes after Wegovy was specifically approved by the FDA for weight loss, unlike other…

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Affordability in the Housing Market Affordability became a key concern in 2025. With rising mortgage interest rates and tighter budgets, many buyers have shifted their focus from competing in the market’s hottest areas to achieving the greatest possible value for their real estate budget. Although the national average price per square foot was around $229 from January to November, several large metropolitan areas offered significantly more space for less money. Most Affordable Metros Taking into account both average price per square foot and typical home size, these markets emerged as some of the most affordable options among major U.S. metros…

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Introduction to Misophonia Lottie is looking forward to spending time with her family this Christmas, but says the only way she’ll get through it is by wearing her earplugs – especially at Christmas dinner. For the 23-year-old, Christmas can be a particularly difficult time as the noises of other people, chewing, slurping, and sniffing make her extremely uncomfortable. "I get this feeling of sudden panic, my whole body is tensing up and I feel like I’m in danger and I have to somehow control these noises." Lottie has suffered from misophonia since she was 16 and it makes the holidays…

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