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    • 6 August 2026
    Ella Truong

    US and Iran Are Having War Again

    Iran and US are at war again. They are fighting for a place named Strait of Hormuz, which is a place where you get oil and gas. Iran tried to bomb the US, but the US targeted Iran's bomb from hitting the US. Mr. Trump asked Congress for permission if Iran and US can continue fighting.
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    • 24 September 2026
    Claire Zhang

    Responsibilities of Life

    Have you ever had that one scary dream about some mad scientist in their evil lair cooking up a shapeless, growing mass?
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    • 24 September 2026
    Eileen Zou

    Will History Shape France and Morocco’s Combat on the World Cup’s Football Field?

    When France meets Morocco on the football field, the significance will stretch beyond the result to history. Their history of colonial rule, migration and decades of cultural exchange, will be part of the context.
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    • 7 July 2026
    Jonathan Gao

    Solo Leveling

    Solo Leveling Solo Leveling is a novel by Chu gong, and its main character is Sung Jinwoo. I would rate...
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    • 3 July 2026
    Jonathan Gao

    Why Are Popular Internet Trends So Dangerous?

    Why Are Popular Internet Trends So Dangerous? The famous Squishy Dumpling toy has taken over the internet since the year...
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    • 24 September 2026
    Nathan Tse

    The Adventure of an Average Ant

    In a little anthill, there lived a colony of ants. And in that colony, there was a special little ant. Let’s call him Ant, with a capital A. Ant was actually a very, very average ant. He did everything and anything a normal ant would do: carrying food, putting down food, going to get more food, carrying food… While he might seem obsessed with food, he’s actually following orders from the queen ant, just like a regular ant would.
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Could Body Odor Decide Friendships?

People don’t constantly smell each other, although we always catch the scent of other people and their unique natural odors….

How Do Noses Help Choose Friends?

How do noses help us choose our friends? This may sound like an absurd question, but it is true and…

What if We Moved All Roads Underground

Roads allow cars to freely emit millions of tons of Co2 into the atmosphere each year, leading up to 300,000…

Can your nose smell help pick your friends

Can your nose help pick your friends?Well, yes. Your nose can help pick your friends, your nose can smell people’s…

India’s “Mango Man” Has Created 300 New Flavors of the Fruit

In India, a man has spent his 82-year-long life dedicated to enhancing a fruit. Known as “Mango Man”, Kaleem Ullah…

Web Searches About Abortion Have Come to Prosecute Women

Paramedics rushed into the Mississippi home of Latice Fisher, only to find a baby in the toilet already blue, and…

“Mango Man” Creates 300 New Types of Mangos

Indian horticulturalists Kaleem Ullah Khan has created 300 new types of mangoes using his 120+-year-old mango tree. By grafting hundreds…

THE SECRET TO FRIENDSHIPS MAY LIE IN BODY ODOR

A young woman walks quickly around a crowded public park, smelling everyone and hoping to find the person with almost…

Mixed Opinions Over New Carbon-Capture Technology

Recently, influential figures and establishments across the country have donated billions of dollars to develop and produce carbon-capture technology to…

Ancient Volcanoes May have Left Ice on the Moon

Four billion years ago, lava spilled onto the moon’s crust. That molten material molded the man in the moon and…

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