Midlife blues found in chimps and orangutans study
Researchers report captive great apes show a midlife dip in well-being similar to humans. Data from 508 apes across five continents used a four item mood and social satisfaction survey. Findings suggest human midlife discontent may have evolutionary roots rather than only modern life stress.
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National Academy of Sciences
Gaza Talks Standoff Deepens As Cease Fire Hangs
A Gaza resident mourns amid ruins as rescue teams search for his missing daughter Yara. Hamas and Israel trade demands with Egypt mediating. Hamas seeks cease fire and border movement, while Israel calls for an end to rocket fire and weapons tunnels. Anonymity cited for talks in sensitive stage.
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Invasion Continues As Suspect Charged On Multiple Counts
The victim was taken to a local hospital for injuries. Thyberg faces aggravated battery, armed robbery with a deadly weapon, aggravated assault, aggravated burglary, conspiracy, felon in possession of a firearm, and resisting an officer. He is held at Chaves County Detention Center on a 75000 cash bond. Samario faces aggravated burglary, conspiracy, resisting an officer, and concealing identity, with a no bond federal probation violation warrant from the U S Marshal's Service in Las Cruces.
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U.S. Marshal's Service
Las Cruces
Drought Strains New Mexico Pecan Growers as Water Falls
In Santa Rosa Lake and Sumner Lake the drought continues with lower water levels along the Pecos River. Southern New Mexico farmers rely on groundwater wells after Rio Grande allocations were cut. State officials monitor water table impacts while pecan growers fear tighter supplies and higher pumping costs. The Mesilla Valley hosts the state’s second largest pecan crop valued at over 162 million dollars prior year.
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Dairy farmers urge farm bill aid amid drought crisis
Dairymen like Hagevoort say equity vanished as hay transport costs and bank financing pressure farms. Beverly Idsinga of Dairy Producers of New Mexico backs the dairy title of the farm bill as a safety net. Walter Bradley of Dairy Farmers of America notes high feed prices and a 6000 cow dairy near Muleshoe closing, signaling ongoing hardship.
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Dairy Farmers of America
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Girl Scouts Make Christmas Cards for Afghanistan Troops
Rebecca Taylor of Girl Schools of the Desert Southwest says volunteers drive the project as family members join Troop 14 and Troop 21 to craft cards for troops. Girls ages 8 to 10 decorate with snowflakes bows and stickers while hoping for a safe return home and inviting continued support.
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Rebecca Taylor
Desert Southwest
Troop 14
Fayth Lynch
Alyssa Smith
Taylor Langley
Tatianna Torrez
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Langley
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Margie Juarez
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Obama presses Hun Sen on rights during Yangon visit
Obama praised Myanmar's reform path in Yangon and used it as a benchmark in talks with Cambodia's Hun Sen. He privately urged the Cambodian leader to release prisoners, halt land seizures, and ensure fair elections. Rights groups warn censorship could mute his message and aid Hun Sen's narrative.
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Myanmar
University of Yangon
White House
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Thein Sein
Democracy
Aung Sun Suu Kyi
U.S
United States
John Sifton
Asia
Human Rights Watch
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