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SpaceX Rocket Launch from California Could Be Visible in Arizona

Arizonans may get a rare treat this week: the first SpaceX rocket launch of September. The Falcon 9 mission, scheduled from California’s Vandenberg Space

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With less than two years until the 2026 Milan Cortina Games, fifteen athletes have already secured their spots on Team USA. Their qualifications span

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The Iowa Hawkeyes opened their 2025 season with a 34-7 victory. While the scoreline looked convincing, the performance left questions. Against an FCS

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USA Track and Field Names Star-Studded Roster for 2025 World Championships

USA Track and Field (USATF) has announced a 141-athlete roster for the 2025 World Championships, scheduled for Sept. 13–21 in Tokyo. The team features a host

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Tar Heels Collapse in Season Opener, Fall to TCU 48-14

The North Carolina Tar Heels entered their season opener with optimism and intrigue, fueled by a new roster and the headline-grabbing addition of Bill

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Huntsville Reclaims Its “Rocket City” Legacy with Space Command Move

Huntsville, Alabama, earned the nickname “Rocket City” for its role in building the Saturn V rocket that carried Apollo 11 astronauts to the moon. On Tuesday,

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September’s Total Lunar Eclipse Will Create a “Blood Moon”—But Not for the U.S.

Until then, U.S. observers may enjoy partial eclipses and other lunar phenomena, but the full “blood moon” will remain out of reach.

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Building a Culture of Mental and Emotional Well-Being

Mental health has become a central focus of overall well-being in recent years. With urbanization, demanding careers, and digital lifestyles, stress is rising

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New Social Security change takes effect in just 30 days – recipients must visit to the bank before the deadline

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is officially ending paper checks for all federal benefit payments. Beginning September 30, 2025, retirement,

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Why Indian Students in the U.S. Are Choosing STEM in Record Numbers

The demand for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) talent is soaring worldwide. In 2024, nearly 1.6 million international students enrolled in

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Housing Horrors Top Cities Where You Can Earn Over $100,000 a Year and Still Be Broke

A six-figure salary was once considered a financial milestone. Today, in 25 of the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, families earning $100,000 still

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$1,702 Stimulus checks & full payment schedule confirmed – Cash landing in just 10 days

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From saving for a mortgage to facing tough loan approvals, buying a home is often a long, stressful process. But thanks to Amazon and the rise of

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Consumers affected by data breaches, false advertising, and unwanted communications may be eligible for compensation. Ten active class action settlements are

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BABY TRAGEDY Beauty queen, 21, arrested for hiding dead newborn baby inside black trash bag in closet

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TANK TRAGEDY Mum and two daughters, 6 & 8, die after being found in septic tank in ‘murder-suicide’

On Sunday evening, emergency services were called to the small town of Helenów Pierwszy in west-central Poland after a father reported fears that his wife and

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Ohtani Earns First Dodgers Win as LA Sweeps Reds - Stories From School Az

Shohei Ohtani struck out a season-high nine batters and earned his long-awaited first win with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night.

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Digital Twins for Chemistry: A New Era of Real-Time Chemical Characterization - Stories From School Az

Understanding chemical transformations in real time has long been a goal for scientists. Experiments provide spectra and signals, while theory offers models

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Scientists Recreate Early Earth Chemistry Linking RNA and Proteins - Stories From School Az

Belgian biochemist Christian de Duve grew up Catholic, baptized and educated by Jesuits, and married in the Church. But through rational inquiry, he lost his

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Newly Discovered Parasitic Wasps Reveal Secrets of Biodiversity - Stories From School Az

Two previously unknown parasitic wasp species have been discovered in the United States, thanks to research involving Binghamton University, State University

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Enhanced Games Files $800 Million Antitrust Suit Against Global Sports Bodies - Stories From School Az

The Enhanced Games, a startup Olympic-style festival that promises no drug testing, has taken its battle to court.

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Taylor Townsend produced one of the US Open’s early shocks by defeating former French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko. Trailing 3-5 in the opening set,

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NASA’s TOMEX+ Mission: Unlocking Secrets of the Mesopause - Stories From School Az

The mission, called TOMEX+—short for Turbulent Oxygen Mixing Experiment Plus—targets the mesopause, a cold, turbulent region of the atmosphere located 53 to

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US Sports Rights Spending Surges 122% in a Decade - Stories From School Az

Spending on sports broadcast rights in the United States has more than doubled over the past decade. According to Ampere Analysis, the figure jumped 122%,

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SHARE THIS STORY: Have you ever wondered what goes on in the minds of your students? What are they thinking as they sit in class? As you greet them? When they walk out of the door and onto

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Juggling Glass Cups, Plastic Balls, and Ghosts - STORIES FROM SCHOOL AZ

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SHARE THIS STORY: It’s the time of the year all teachers look forward to! It’s the end of the school year! Time to celebrate and reflect. Here are some of the questions we reflect about: Are these kids ready for

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SHARE THIS STORY: It is that time of year when contracts start rolling out and decisions start getting made. Teachers around the state, and around the country, need to decide what their plans are for next year. Return? Quit teaching?

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Aryna Sabalenka Advances After Marketa Vondrousova Withdraws from US Open

Bullying, Discrimination, and Peer Pressure: The Hidden Struggles of Young People

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