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Apr 02 2025SCIENCE

Deep Sea Fish: How Noise Affects Their Behavior

The ocean floor is home to many fish species. Some live in very deep waters. A recent experiment looked at how these deep-sea fish react to loud noises. This was done along the eastern coast of Canada. The noise came from a commercial seismic survey. It lasted for 100 days straight. The survey used

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Apr 01 2025SPORTS

The A's New Home: A Mixed Bag of Firsts and Fails

The Athletics have a new temporary home at Sutter Health Park. It is a Triple-A stadium. The Athletics will call this place home for at least the next three years. They are waiting for their permanent new park to be built in Las Vegas. The Athletics left Oakland after 57 seasons at the Coliseum. Th

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Apr 01 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The New Wave of AI Art: What's the Big Deal?

The world of animation is buzzing with a new tool that lets anyone transform a photo into the style of famous artists like Hayao Miyazaki. This tool, released by a tech company, has sparked a lot of chatter and controversy. Miyazaki, known for his unique and beloved animation style, has a lot of fa

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Apr 01 2025SPORTS

The NFL's Big Debate: Should the Tush Push Stay or Go?

The NFL world is buzzing with talk about the "Tush Push, " a clever quarterback sneak play that's been a game-changer for the Philadelphia Eagles. This rugby-inspired move has sparked a heated discussion among NFL teams, with some loving it and others wanting it gone. The Eagles have been using this

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Apr 01 2025SPORTS

Unusual Bats Making Waves in Major League Baseball

Baseball is buzzing about a new type of bat. These bats are not like the ones you usually see. They have a unique shape. They are called torpedo bats. They have been used in Major League Baseball for a few years. Many people are just now hearing about them. The Cincinnati Reds shortstop, Elly

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Apr 01 2025SCIENCE

A Hidden World Emerges from the Ice

In the vast, icy reaches of the Bellingshausen Sea, a unique event unfolded. In January 2025, a colossal iceberg, roughly the size of Chicago, detached from the George VI Ice Shelf. This wasn't just any iceberg; it was a natural curtain lifting to reveal a hidden world beneath. The exposed seafloor

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Apr 01 2025BUSINESS

Car Buyers Rush to Beat Tariff Hikes

Car buyers in the US are in a hurry. They are rushing to purchase vehicles before new tariffs make cars more expensive. This rush has led to a significant increase in sales for major car companies in March. Ford, for example, saw a 10% increase in sales for March. This is a big jump from the 1. 3%

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Apr 01 2025BUSINESS

Federal Job Cuts: What's Happening and Why It Matters

The US job market is facing some tough times. The number of job openings has gone down. This is a sign that employers are not as eager to hire as they were before. This drop in job openings is a clear sign that something is changing in the job market. The federal government is one of the places

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Apr 01 2025SPORTS

Quarterback Showdown: Who Will Shine in the 2025 NFL Draft?

The 2025 NFL Draft is shaping up to be an exciting event, even if it isn't packed with top-tier talent. The spotlight is on quarterbacks, with Miami's Cam Ward expected to be the first pick. However, it's Colorado's Shedeur Sanders who's stealing the show. Sanders' draft position is a hot topic. Som

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Apr 01 2025POLITICS

A Fight Over Health Dollars

A group of 23 states and Washington, DC, have taken legal action against the US Department of Health and Human Services. Their complaint? The department abruptly pulled back 12 billion dollars in public health funding. This move has sparked a heated debate. The states argue that this funding was cru

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