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How martial arts improves confidence: Houston, TX stories

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 28, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Houston​ Kids find Strength & Confidence Through Martial Arts⁣ Training

HOUSTON, TX – ‌In‌ a city ⁢known for its resilience, a growing number of Houston-area children and teens are discovering a powerful ‍tool for building​ self-confidence​ and‍ navigating life’s challenges: martial arts. Local schools,⁢ like Gracie Barra Westchase, report a surge in enrollment driven by parents seeking⁢ programs that foster not only physical fitness​ but also​ crucial life skills such as ‌respect, discipline, and mental fortitude.

The demand⁣ reflects a broader national trend, but ​in Houston, the benefits are particularly resonant. Experts‍ say the city’s diverse population​ and ‍fast-paced environment can ‌create unique pressures for young people. Martial​ arts offers a structured⁤ environment where students learn to ‌overcome obstacles,‍ set goals, and believe in their abilities – skills that translate ​directly into ⁢academic success, healthier relationships, and improved overall well-being. Gracie Barra Westchase, led by Professor‌ Ulpiano Malachias, emphasizes a “learning journey” focused on personal‍ growth and skill progress for students of all⁤ ages.

“We see kids‌ come in who are shy, hesitant, ​maybe even being bullied,” explains‌ Professor Ulpiano Malachias. “Through‌ consistent training, they ⁣develop not just⁣ physical techniques, but a sense of self-worth and the courage to stand up for themselves.” ⁤This transformation isn’t limited to physical self-defense; its about building mental strength and a ⁣positive ‍self-image.

Parents consistently highlight ‌the⁢ positive impact on their children’s self-confidence. One Westchase mother shared how‌ her⁤ son, previously⁣ withdrawn and‍ struggling with anxiety, blossomed after joining a kids program at‌ Gracie ‌Barra. “he’s more focused in⁤ school, more respectful at home, and he genuinely believes he can handle whatever comes his way,” she⁣ stated.

The benefits extend beyond ⁤individual confidence. Martial ⁢arts training instills core values like respect, discipline, and perseverance. Students learn to set goals, manage their time, and embrace challenges as opportunities ⁣for growth. Programs often incorporate elements of Muay Thai and⁤ No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu ⁢alongside traditional martial arts techniques,offering a​ well-rounded physical and mental workout. ⁤

Gracie ‍Barra Westchase serves ‍the Memorial area and⁤ surrounding Westchase neighborhoods,offering classes for kids,teens,and adults. The school’s focus on self-defense, coupled with its emphasis on personal ⁤development, has made‌ it a popular choice ⁤for families‌ seeking a holistic ​approach to fitness ⁤and character building.As Houston continues to grow and evolve,the demand for programs that empower young people with confidence and resilience is only expected to ⁢increase.

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Entertainment

‘House swap’ competition? Kim Jun-hyuk ‘Jang Dong-hyuk, let’s exchange it for my rented house…’ ‘Stop cosplaying as a commoner’

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor October 25, 2025
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Political ⁢Dispute Escalates as Lawmaker ‍offers to Swap Rented Home for Party Leader’s Apartments

SEOUL, October 25th – A public dispute over real⁢ estate holdings between members of South Korea’s leading⁣ political parties has intensified, escalating into a proposed “house swap” challenge. The back-and-forth began after People Power Party leader jang Dong-hyuk faced criticism for owning four apartments.

Jang initially responded to the criticism by⁣ proposing an exchange of his properties for those owned by Democratic Party of Korea President Lee Jae-myung and floor leader Kim Byeong-ki, stating​ the total value of his holdings was 850 million won.​ Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Jun-hyuk countered with a surprising offer of his own.

On Facebook, Kim Jun-hyuk dismissed Jang’s valuation ​as “ridiculous,” revealing he currently resides in a Gwanggyo, Suwon apartment under a 680 million won lease. He then proposed adding a 170 million won​ loan to the deposit, bringing the total to 850‌ million won, and challenging Jang to exchange properties with him. “If CEO Jang is really ⁤confident, let’s ​exchange it for my house,” kim wrote.

Kim announced his intention to personally visit Jang’s office before tomorrow’s plenary session, requesting a response by then. He further criticized Jang, stating,‍ “The true life of the common people begins with experiencing and empathizing together in ⁢reality, not by embellishing it with words,”⁢ and⁢ accusing him of “common people cosplay.”

Earlier on‌ October 25th, Jang held a press conference at the National Assembly, acknowledging the ‍sensitivity of owning four ‌apartments as a politician while many citizens do not own homes. He maintained the⁢ apartments are⁢ collectively worth approximately 850 million won (660 million won⁢ for the ‍initially criticized properties, plus the remainder). Jang defended his ownership, asserting the properties are for actual residence or other legitimate⁢ purposes, and are not the result of speculation.

He reiterated his willingness to exchange his holdings for​ either Floor Leader Kim Byeong-ki’s‍ Rose Apartment or President Lee Jae-myung’s Bundang Apartment, offering to cover all associated registration costs⁢ and taxes, and ​directly called on Lee to respond to his proposal.

Jang ⁢concluded by urging the Democratic party⁣ to examine his⁤ real​ estate history and focus‌ on ‌developing policies that address the public’s⁤ actual housing needs, rather than relying on unsubstantiated⁣ accusations.

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Health

Parents Urged: Get Kids Vaccinated Against Flu

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor October 25, 2025
written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Flu ‌Cases Rising: Parents Encouraged to vaccinate Children During Half-Term Break

London, UK – Health officials are urging‍ parents to get their children vaccinated against the flu ​during the​ half-term⁣ break⁣ as cases surge across ⁣England, marking an early start to the flu season.The ⁣NHS reports a rise in both cases and hospitalizations, prompting a renewed push for vaccination, notably among school-aged ⁤children.

According to NHS England’s latest flu and Covid surveillance report, ⁣increased flu activity is being observed “particularly ⁢among children.” Duncan Burton,Chief⁢ Nursing Officer for England,expressed concern over the ⁢early onset ⁢of the virus and the increasing numbers affecting children,stating,”Flu can ‌spread like wildfire across schools ⁢and can make children really unwell.” He emphasized that vaccination is “the best way to shield your child from getting seriously ill,” as the virus changes annually.

While many school⁢ children have already ⁣received the flu ​vaccine at school, options remain‌ for those who haven’t, including access to pop-up clinics located in venues like bowling alleys and fire stations. GP surgeries‌ are ‍offering vaccinations to school-aged children and those with specific health conditions,and also children aged two and three. Preschoolers can also receive the vaccine at pharmacies. Most children are given the vaccine via a nasal spray,avoiding the need for an injection.

Dr. Fari ahmad,speaking to⁢ BBC breakfast,noted that while cases are currently being seen,”I don’t think⁣ we’ve quite hit the‌ peak yet.” She ‌described the annual fight ​against⁤ flu as a ⁣crucial effort to protect vulnerable populations, stating, “Flu is unpredictable, it ​still kills ⁣people⁣ and every year we try to get⁣ enough people ⁢vaccinated so that when the big surge comes we are not decimated.” Dr. Ahmad highlighted the importance of vaccinating school-age children,explaining they act as “spreaders” and increasing their vaccination‌ rates benefits everyone. “It will be‌ great⁢ for the‍ kids individually but it will also be better for ⁣all of us,” she​ saeid.

To date, over ‍10 million flu vaccines ⁤have been administered in the current campaign, including nearly 1.5 million to school-aged children and over 300,000‌ to eligible two and three-year-olds. Free vaccines are also available to individuals over 65, those with long-term health conditions, pregnant women, residents of care homes, primary caregivers ⁤of older or disabled individuals, and⁤ those living with ⁣someone who‌ has a weakened immune⁤ system. Parents are encouraged ‍to⁣ confirm their child’s in-school vaccination status or locate their nearest clinic to ensure protection ⁣against the flu.

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Hen Party 2 – Neverland on Rai 2: Film, Plot & Review

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor October 24, 2025
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

“The Hen Party 2 -‍ Neverland”‌ premieres on Rai 2: A Look at ⁤the Film, Cast,‍ and Story

Tonight, Rai 2 broadcasts the premiere of “The Hen Party​ 2 – Neverland,” the sequel to the 2018 comedy. The​ film revisits the chaotic lives of the friends‍ from the ⁣first installment as they navigate a ‌new set of ⁤challenges ‍and hilarious misadventures. Viewers can expect ⁢a lighthearted and comedic‍ escape, ⁣featuring a familiar⁤ cast and a fresh storyline.

The sequel picks up with⁤ Giulia (Laura Chiatti) preparing for her ⁢wedding, but ‍a series⁤ of unexpected events threaten to derail the celebrations. Alongside Giulia are ⁣her close-knit group of friends, each grappling⁢ with their own‍ personal​ dramas and adding to the comedic whirlwind. ⁣The film explores themes of ⁣friendship, ​love, and the complexities of ⁢modern relationships.

Laura ⁣Chiatti reprises her role as Giulia, leading a cast that includes Serena rossi, Valeria Grisham, and Francesca Cavallin.⁣ Directed by Vincenzo Salemme,”The⁣ Hen Party 2 – Neverland”⁣ is produced by Minerva Pictures.

In ⁣a 2023 interview with⁢ Corriere della Sera, Chiatti recalled a difficult⁣ experience during her first pregnancy coinciding with her ‌original hen party. She described the event​ as “fantastic ‌but also ⁢painful,” as a placental abruption forced her to remain seated while her friends celebrated ‍around her.

Meanwhile, actress Chiara Francini, known for her roles​ in film, theater, and television-including​ Leonardo Pieraccioni’s⁣ recent It Seems ⁢a Lot‌ Like Paris-recently published her novel Oak trees ⁤Don’t Make Lemons, a story set⁤ between ​Florence and Campi‌ Bisenzio. Francini is also⁢ famously allergic to orange blossom despite being engaged to Fredric Lundqvist for ⁤nearly two decades.

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Influenza, here are the first cases. What symptoms to expect, how to prevent and treat them: «Wide distribution, two variants»

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor October 24, 2025
written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Influenza Cases Surge: Two Variants Detected in Early October⁤ 2025 Outbreak

Rome, ​Italy – October 24, 2025 ⁣- health officials are reporting a widespread increase in influenza ⁣cases across Italy, marking the beginning of the ⁢2025-2026 flu season. The first confirmed cases, identified in multiple ​regions beginning october 1st, 2025, indicate the presence‍ of two ​dominant influenza variants currently circulating: influenza A(H1N1) and influenza B(Victoria).​ This early surge prompts concerns about⁤ potential strain⁣ on healthcare systems and underscores the importance of preventative measures.

The rapid spread of influenza this October, following a period of relatively low circulation in recent years, highlights the virus’s continued ability to ‌evolve ‍and impact public health. Experts emphasize that while ⁣most individuals experience mild to‍ moderate symptoms, influenza can lead to​ severe complications, particularly for vulnerable populations including the elderly, young children, pregnant women, and those with underlying ‌health conditions. understanding the symptoms, practicing preventative strategies, ⁢and seeking timely treatment are crucial to mitigating the impact of ⁣this outbreak.

Symptoms to expect

Typical influenza symptoms include fever, cough, ⁤sore throat, muscle aches, ⁤headache, and fatigue. Some individuals ‍may also experience vomiting and diarrhea, particularly children.⁤ The onset of symptoms is frequently enough abrupt, distinguishing it from the common cold. Health authorities advise anyone experiencing these symptoms‌ to self-isolate and consult a medical⁢ professional for diagnosis and guidance.

Prevention Strategies

Preventative ‍measures remain the cornerstone of influenza control. These include:

* Vaccination: The annual influenza vaccine is the most effective ⁢way to protect against the virus.‌ Health officials recommend vaccination for all individuals six months of ⁣age and older.
* Hygiene Practices: Frequent handwashing with soap and water, covering coughs‍ and sneezes with a tissue or elbow, and avoiding close⁢ contact with sick individuals are essential.
* ⁢ Respiratory Etiquette: ⁢ Wearing a mask in crowded indoor settings can ‌definitely help reduce the spread of respiratory droplets.
* Healthy Lifestyle: ‌ Maintaining a healthy diet, getting‍ adequate ⁢sleep,‌ and managing stress can bolster the immune‍ system.

treatment Options

For individuals diagnosed with influenza, antiviral ‌medications such as oseltamivir (Tamiflu) and zanamivir (Relenza) ‍can reduce the severity and ⁢duration of illness, particularly when started within 48 hours of symptom onset. Supportive care, including rest, hydration, and⁢ over-the-counter ‌pain⁣ relievers, is also recommended. Individuals experiencing severe​ symptoms, such as difficulty ​breathing, chest​ pain,‍ or persistent fever, should seek immediate ⁢medical attention.

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KFF/Washington Post Poll Looks at Parents’ Trust in Children’s Health Content on Social Media, And Unfounded Claims About Abortion Pill Safety Follow FDA Approval of Generic Version – The Monitor

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor October 23, 2025
written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Patients Increasingly Turn to AI Chatbots for Medical Information, Despite Accuracy Concerns

Washington, ‌D.C. – A growing number of patients are utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots like ChatGPT, claude, adn Gemini to ⁣interpret medical test results and records, notably‍ when facing ⁤delays in reaching ⁤their physicians,‍ according to emerging trends ⁤and recent data. patients are reportedly uploading sensitive health ​information – including⁣ lab results‌ and imaging reports – to these platforms seeking explanations while awaiting doctor callbacks or ​appointments.

A recent KFF August⁣ 2024 Tracking⁤ Poll reveals that ⁢approximately 17% of adults report using ‌AI chatbots at least monthly to seek ⁤health information and‍ advice. This figure rises to 25%‍ among adults under the age⁤ of 30. However, the poll also highlights significant ‍skepticism⁢ regarding​ the accuracy of⁤ this information, ⁣with 63% ⁢of adults expressing “not too confident” or “not at all confident” ‍levels‍ of ​trust in health information ‍sourced from AI chatbots. Conversely, 36% indicated some ⁢level of confidence,⁣ with 5% being “very” confident and 31% “somewhat” confident.

While AI ⁢chatbots can potentially⁢ aid⁣ patients in understanding‍ their health data and reducing anxiety, medical professionals and researchers ⁢are cautioning​ against reliance on these tools due to ‌inherent risks. A key concern is the phenomenon of ​AI “hallucinations,” where chatbots generate plausible​ but factually incorrect information, often‌ presented with ⁤the same authoritative tone ​as accurate data. this makes it ​difficult for ​individuals without medical training – and even for medical professionals – to identify errors. A study published in BMC Medical Education ⁣ in March ‍2025 found that general practice trainees achieved a ​mean accuracy ⁢of⁣ only 55% in detecting‌ AI-generated medical hallucinations.

Recent research suggests that the accuracy of AI-generated responses ⁣can be ​improved through refined prompting strategies. A study in⁤ JAMIA Open from​ April 2025 demonstrated⁢ that instructing a chatbot to adopt the persona ⁢of ‌a clinician⁤ enhanced accuracy. Further, an⁣ August 2025 Communications Medicine study showed that incorporating safeguards into prompts,⁢ such as ⁤requesting the‌ AI to‌ rely ​solely on clinically validated information, reduced the occurrence of hallucinations. ‍Researchers suggest that ⁣educating ‌users on effective prompting techniques could ‌improve the utility of​ these tools, but ‌emphasize that these strategies ⁢do not eliminate⁢ errors entirely. ⁢ Experts have recommended ‌that AI ⁣chatbots‍ should be used as supplementary tools, rather ​than primary sources of health information, as highlighted in recent recommendations ‍published⁤ in PMC.

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