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Keeping the TV on at night has long been associated with obesity. A new study tries to explain why. Photo: Getty

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Poland deploys 20,000 cops in schools, inspects 80k educational institutions amid rising youth violence

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Grandmother burned to death after her boyfriend pours gasoline on backyard fire pit

‘Tammy truly was the light of our family. She was vibrant, beautiful, loving, and had a way of bringing so much life wherever she went,’ her family said in a fundraiser

The Independent UK

Trump's $20M Taxpayer-Funded Ad Campaign Halted by Judge With No Repayment Planned for Past Ads

A Manhattan federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration's $20m taxpayer-funded television ad campaign after liberal groups challenged the commercials as political propaganda.

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How immigration is molding the US midterms: ‘Trump has gone too far’

From restaurants to farms to healthcare, the US president’s hardline policies have reshaped Americans’ daily lives

The Guardian - US

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Fraternities are the most likely place for US campus rapes. Should they be shut down?

As an alleged 2024 gang-rape at Cornell comes to light, universities are grappling with a choice: student safety or alumni donations

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Poland deploys 20,000 cops in schools, inspects 80k educational institutions amid rising youth violence

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