Why Halloween Candy Costs More This Year — and Why There’s Less Chocolate

The sweet excitement of Halloween is coming with a bittersweet twist this year — higher candy prices and noticeably less chocolate. Shoppers across the U.S. are expected to spend more on trick-or-treat sweets, but their bags might be filled with fewer chocolate bars and more gummy treats or pumpkin-spice-themed candies. Experts say rising cocoa prices […]

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Why Trump Keeps Hinting at a Third Term — and What It Really Means

  Former President Donald Trump has once again stirred political debate by suggesting he might seek a third presidential term in 2028 — an idea that is clearly unconstitutional under the Twenty-second Amendment. Despite that, Trump appears intent on keeping the topic alive, offering vague but provocative statements that keep both supporters and critics guessing. […]

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Another Global Internet Outage Highlights the Fragility of Cloud Infrastructure

The internet experienced a massive global outage on Monday when Amazon Web Services (AWS)—one of the world’s largest cloud computing platforms—went offline for several hours. The disruption affected thousands of major websites and apps, including banking systems, social networks, airline booking platforms, and e-commerce sites. Millions of users, particularly across the US East Coast, found […]

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Inhalers Contribute Significantly to Climate Pollution

A new study has highlighted that the very devices used to treat respiratory conditions may be inadvertently fueling climate change. Metered-dose inhalers, commonly used by patients with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), release propellants known as hydrofluoroalkanes (HFAs). While the medication itself is safe, these HFAs trap heat in the atmosphere with a […]

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