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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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A Forgotten Anniversary

There was a ring. A ring in his coffee cup. How it got there and why it was there was…

These Family Robots can play Trivia and act as Security, but can they cure loneliness?

Audrey and Ken Mattlin, a couple with a compelling but quiet life in Bakersfield, State, live with several robots which…

MOON LANDING APPEAL LOST TO AMERICANS

The first moon landing happened in 1969 and brought with it insurmountable pride to the United States during the Cold…

A Poll Shows Americans Putting the Return From Moon to Low Priority.

People might assume that returning to the moon under the Artemis program is NASA’s highest priority. Surprisingly, in a poll…

An Afghan teen makes it to the U.S., but his family is left behind in Kabul

A boy whom we will call BH makes his way as an Afghan refugee to the US. But, his family…

The Real Fallout of the Trinity Test

A blast shook the deserts of New Mexico. A mushroom cloud rose much higher than scientists predicted, around 60,000 feet…

Safeguarding Our Water: The Growing Concern of PFAS Contamination in Southern California’s Tap Water

Introduction:Tap water is essential for daily use, but there’s growing concern about toxic PFAS chemicals in Southern California’s supply. PFAS,…

This woman is the front-runner to be Mexico’s next president

A woman and a man, both who have opposite personalities. One is independent and another is outgoing. The two are…

The Elephant Seal’s Way to Sleeping in the Sea

Only five percent of the sea has been explored and marked by humans. Even though the ocean makes up 71%…

Afghan Teen Refugee Makes It To The U.S., But Has No Relatives With Him

In Goodwin House, a retirement community outside Washington D.C., a front desk worker’s family is stuck 8,000 miles away.The worker’s…

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