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Anxiety Over Global Warming Is Causing Young Americans To Not Want Children
Younger generations of Americans are increasingly citing climate change as making them reticent to have children, according to several studies.
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'Disease Of Older Adults': Diverticulitis Cases Surge Among Americans
A new study reveals a 52% rise in complicated diverticulitis cases among Americans under 50, with younger patients more likely to require surgery, challenging the belief that the disease mostly affects older adults.
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Hedda OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch This Classic American Drama Online?
Hedda is an American Drama movie that is based on the classic stage drama, Hedda Gabler, by Henrik Ibsen. The movie follows a young, manipulative woman who is trapped in a loveless marriage.
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Opinion | Respect Without Roots, Pride Without Substance
It is not goods leaving our shores but young minds, restless to find elsewhere what they cannot build here. This reversal explains why a tweak in an American visa policy can create such tremors at home.
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Techie Working At American Company In India Denied US Tourist Visa, Internet Decodes Reasons
Sharing her experience online, she speculated that her lack of international travel history and young age might have contributed to the rejection.
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Black Rabbit OTT Release: When and Where to Watch the Jason Bateman, Jude Law Crime Thriller
Black Rabbit is an upcoming series that is set to land on Netflix on Sept 18th, 2025. The series explores themes of brotherhood and destruction. Black Rabbit stars Jason Bateman and Jude Law in the lead roles. Further, they have been supported by Abbey Lee, Dagmara Dominczyk, Odessa Young, and more. The series has been created by Zach Baylin and Ka...
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Opinion | Great American Exodus: Indian Scholars Are Fleeing US - But To Where?
As US politics under Trump drives out young researchers, India has an opportunity to lure its brightest scientific minds back. Tamil Nadu is leading the way, but a national strategy is urgently needed.
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Palestinian American Demands $20 Million From Delta Airlines, Claims Flight Attendant Slapped Him On Flight
Mohammad Shibli, his wife, and their two young sons, aged 4 and 2, were on a Delta flight from Atlanta to Fresno on July 29 when the incident occurred.
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The Rise Of Mindfulness In US Schools: But what Are Students Truly Learning?
Writing, reading, math and mindfulness? That last subject is increasingly joining the three classic courses, as more young students in the United States are practising mindfulness, meaning focusing on paying attention to the present moment.
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Trump Brings Back Presidential Fitness Test For American Schoolchildren
President Donald Trump on Thursday reestablished the Presidential Fitness Test for American children, a fixture of public schools for decades that gauged young people's health and athleticism with 1-mile runs, sit-ups and stretching exercises.
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"Robbed Of Innocence": Cabin Crew Sentenced For Filming Minors In Lavatory
A flight attendant accused of taping his cellphone to the lid of an airplane toilet to secretly film young girls was sentenced to just under 20 years in prison Wednesday.
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Democrats Splurging Rs 171 Crore On Study To Woo 'Young American Men' Voters
Study participants described the Democrats as overly scripted and cautious, while Republicans were dubbed confident and unafraid to offend.
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Vape Shops, Laughing Gas, And A Deadly Trend Among Young Americans
For Meg Caldwell, it was part of the background noise of college life. But it didn't stay that way. Soon, the vape shops she frequented started selling something else: small silver canisters of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
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Anahat Singh, Abhay Singh Make Winning Starts At Squash World Championship
Making a stupendous start to her World Championship campaign, young Indian squash player Anahat Singh knocked out world No 28 American Marina Stefanoni in Chicago
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Bombs To Starbucks, US Veteran Remembers End Of Vietnam War 50 Years On
The Vietnam War lasted for two decades and killed nearly 60,000 Americans, many of them young soldiers drafted by their government.
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Anxiety Over Global Warming Is Causing Young Americans To Not Want Children
Younger generations of Americans are increasingly citing climate change as making them reticent to have children, according to several studies.
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'Disease Of Older Adults': Diverticulitis Cases Surge Among Americans
A new study reveals a 52% rise in complicated diverticulitis cases among Americans under 50, with younger patients more likely to require surgery, challenging the belief that the disease mostly affects older adults.
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Hedda OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch This Classic American Drama Online?
Hedda is an American Drama movie that is based on the classic stage drama, Hedda Gabler, by Henrik Ibsen. The movie follows a young, manipulative woman who is trapped in a loveless marriage.
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Opinion | Respect Without Roots, Pride Without Substance
It is not goods leaving our shores but young minds, restless to find elsewhere what they cannot build here. This reversal explains why a tweak in an American visa policy can create such tremors at home.
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Techie Working At American Company In India Denied US Tourist Visa, Internet Decodes Reasons
Sharing her experience online, she speculated that her lack of international travel history and young age might have contributed to the rejection.
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Black Rabbit OTT Release: When and Where to Watch the Jason Bateman, Jude Law Crime Thriller
Black Rabbit is an upcoming series that is set to land on Netflix on Sept 18th, 2025. The series explores themes of brotherhood and destruction. Black Rabbit stars Jason Bateman and Jude Law in the lead roles. Further, they have been supported by Abbey Lee, Dagmara Dominczyk, Odessa Young, and more. The series has been created by Zach Baylin and Ka...
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Opinion | Great American Exodus: Indian Scholars Are Fleeing US - But To Where?
As US politics under Trump drives out young researchers, India has an opportunity to lure its brightest scientific minds back. Tamil Nadu is leading the way, but a national strategy is urgently needed.
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Palestinian American Demands $20 Million From Delta Airlines, Claims Flight Attendant Slapped Him On Flight
Mohammad Shibli, his wife, and their two young sons, aged 4 and 2, were on a Delta flight from Atlanta to Fresno on July 29 when the incident occurred.
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The Rise Of Mindfulness In US Schools: But what Are Students Truly Learning?
Writing, reading, math and mindfulness? That last subject is increasingly joining the three classic courses, as more young students in the United States are practising mindfulness, meaning focusing on paying attention to the present moment.
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Trump Brings Back Presidential Fitness Test For American Schoolchildren
President Donald Trump on Thursday reestablished the Presidential Fitness Test for American children, a fixture of public schools for decades that gauged young people's health and athleticism with 1-mile runs, sit-ups and stretching exercises.
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"Robbed Of Innocence": Cabin Crew Sentenced For Filming Minors In Lavatory
A flight attendant accused of taping his cellphone to the lid of an airplane toilet to secretly film young girls was sentenced to just under 20 years in prison Wednesday.
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Democrats Splurging Rs 171 Crore On Study To Woo 'Young American Men' Voters
Study participants described the Democrats as overly scripted and cautious, while Republicans were dubbed confident and unafraid to offend.
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Vape Shops, Laughing Gas, And A Deadly Trend Among Young Americans
For Meg Caldwell, it was part of the background noise of college life. But it didn't stay that way. Soon, the vape shops she frequented started selling something else: small silver canisters of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
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Anahat Singh, Abhay Singh Make Winning Starts At Squash World Championship
Making a stupendous start to her World Championship campaign, young Indian squash player Anahat Singh knocked out world No 28 American Marina Stefanoni in Chicago
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Bombs To Starbucks, US Veteran Remembers End Of Vietnam War 50 Years On
The Vietnam War lasted for two decades and killed nearly 60,000 Americans, many of them young soldiers drafted by their government.
