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A 22-year-old with severe snoring and sleep apnea is considering tonsil removal — but his mom’s worried: how will losing his tonsils affect his immune system, especially with a life-threatening nut allergy? Tonsils act as frontline defenders, building immune memory early in life, but by age 20, their role is mostly done. While they can cause breathing issues and infections, removing them may dramatically improve sleep quality. Before surgery, doctors conduct thorough evaluations to ensure safety. Most patients see relief within weeks, though swelling may delay full results — and if sleep apnea persists, further testing may be needed.

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If you’re turning a garage attic into a studio apartment, your contractor needs full product specs upfront—no guessing. Skipping this step invites cost overruns, delays, and arguments. Nail down every detail—from towel bars to locksets—before bidding starts. A detailed plan prevents surprises like custom hardware that arrives late or requires specialized install. Get organized now with a complete checklist to ensure your project stays on track from day one.

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Spokane’s crime rates are hitting a five-year low, mirroring national and statewide trends after a pandemic spike — the biggest year-over-year drop in violent crime since 1936. Courts are running smoother, prevention programs are stronger, and tech like home security cameras and anti-theft vehicle tech are helping. Even with population growth, crime is falling — though some residents still feel unsafe due to poverty and homelessness. Meanwhile, Washington’s law enforcement staffing crisis remains a serious hurdle.

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Scientists at Washington State University have created a revolutionary electronic skin that senses pressure and temperature, paving the way for affordable, lifelike prosthetics. This flexible, high-resolution sensor array mimics human touch, offering amputees a more natural feel—and soon, a non-invasive stimulator could send touch signals directly to the brain. With 3D-printed prototypes costing just $50, this breakthrough could transform mobility and sensation for thousands.

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In Sarasota County, Florida, Democrats Beth Mayberry and Megan Tennimon pulled off a major upset, defeating Republican-backed candidates and giving Democrats a majority on the school board — a stunning shift in a region long dominated by Moms for Liberty. This local win signals a growing voter fatigue with culture wars and a craving for stable, community-focused governance. With similar victories emerging in Orange County, it’s clear Democrats must invest more in down-ballot races — because while national power may be elusive, local leaders can make real, tangible impacts on kids’ lives and communities. Change is possible, but it demands sustained effort across every corner of the country.

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In 1976, activists lit candles in Riverfront Park to push for the Equal Rights Amendment—34 states had signed on, but four more were needed. Despite decades of effort, the ERA still hasn’t been ratified, reintroduced yearly since 1982. Meanwhile, in 1926, the Columbia Basin Irrigation League celebrated Secretary Herbert Hoover’s visit as a turning point, confident Congress would soon approve their irrigation bill. Across time, these stories reveal a persistent human drive to build, change, and persist—even when progress feels distant.

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Spokane’s oldest daily paper, The Spokesman-Review, has been a cornerstone of local journalism since 1891, earning acclaim including a Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of the Exxon Valdez spill and remaining a trusted voice for the Inland Northwest with deep community ties and unwavering commitment to quality reporting.

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A recent comment by Senator Jon Ossoff about Trump’s private jet—calling it a “flying palace”—unexpectedly spotlighted Natalie Harp, the president’s longtime executive assistant. Harp, reportedly behind some of Trump’s most provocative social media posts and operating without proper security clearance for over a year, has become a symbol of the administration’s bizarre inner workings. Her influence, combined with other oddities like the Defense Secretary’s wife meddling in Pentagon affairs and HHS Secretary hosting cooking shows amid public health crises, reveals a White House running on chaos and eccentricity. The strong GOP backlash to Ossoff’s remark suggests this isn’t just incompetence—it’s deeply unsettling weirdness—and Democrats might be wise to lean into that narrative.

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The Mariners pulled off a wild 6-5 walkoff win over the Cubs, thanks to Cal Raleigh’s three-run homer and Leo Rivas’ clutch ninth-inning single. Despite early struggles from starter Emerson Hancock and a shaky bullpen, the team battled back and showed grit. Meanwhile, Bryan Woo is sidelined with shoulder discomfort, pushing top prospect Kade Anderson into his MLB debut on Saturday. The bullpen gets a boost with Carlos Vargas returning from injury, adding depth as the Mariners gear up for a pivotal series against Chicago.

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The Spokane Indians are clinging to playoff hopes with just 14 games left, three back from the lead — and they’re showing why they’re still in the race. Friday’s 6-1 win over last-place Hillsboro in front of their biggest crowd yet featured a breakout performance from new outfielder Lorenzo Carrier, who went 2-for-4 with 3 RBIs, including a clutch two-run single that sealed the victory. He called the energy “almost like college ball” and is loving every minute. The bullpen also stepped up, with Justin Loer pitching 2⅔ shutout innings after a rough stretch in July and August — finally feeling like himself again. The offense got rolling early, with Alan Espinal doubling in a run and Carrier adding another, then locked down Hillsboro thanks to Vargas and Loer. In the eighth, they loaded the bases and forced in a run with a walk, then Carrier delivered again with that game-sealing hit. Momentum’s building — and the series continues Saturday night.

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