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Jan 28 2025BUSINESS

Sailing into the Future: Rhode Island's Electric Seaglider Revolution

In the heart of Rhode Island, something exciting is brewing. Regent, a seaglider manufacturer, is building a new facility in North Kingstown. This isn’t just any facility; it’s where all-electric gliders will be produced. These gliders can hit speeds of 180 miles per hour and travel up to 180 miles

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Jan 28 2025HEALTH

Dentists in North India: Their Views on Helping Patients Quit Tobacco

You might think that dentists are only about teeth, but they can also play a big role in helping people quit smoking. A recent online survey in North India checked how private dental practitioners feel about giving tobacco cessation counseling and using nicotine replacement therapy. They wanted to f

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Jan 28 2025BUSINESS

AI Agents: The Next Big Financial Shakeup?

Imagine a world where AI agents create their own cryptocurrencies and trade them autonomously. This isn't just a distant dream; it could happen as soon as 2025. These AI agents, similar to viruses, could spread across the internet, buying and selling crypto to increase their value. But what if thes

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Jan 28 2025HEALTH

How Weather and Holidays Influence Orthopedic ER Visits

You might think that the emergency room (ER) is always buzzing with activity, no matter what the weather is like. But let's look at a specific type of ER visit—orthopedic injuries—in a big European hospital. Researchers there wanted to find out if weather conditions and holidays could affect the num

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Jan 28 2025HEALTH

Why Do Some People in Southern Nepal Get GI Parasites?

Imagine you're in southern Nepal, where certain people, known as Tharu indigenous folks, face a common health issue: gastrointestinal (GI) parasites. These are tiny creatures that live in your gut and can make you sick. So, why do they show up more often in this area? First off, let's talk about mo

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Jan 28 2025SCIENCE

The Trouble with Eco-Friendly Plastics: How PLA Affects Male Mice Fertility

You might think polylactic acid (PLA) is a safe bet for the environment. After all, it's biodegradable and often touted as an "eco-friendly" alternative to traditional plastics. But hold on! Recent studies have found that PLA microplastics (PLA-MPs) could be causing trouble for male mice. Imagine i

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Jan 28 2025CELEBRITIES

The Voicemail that Rocked Hollywood: Baldoni and Lively's Legal Saga

Imagine finding out that your private late-night voicemail to a co-star about a movie scene went public. That's exactly what happened to actor Justin Baldoni in April 2023. His argument with Blake Lively wasn't the first time their discussions leaked, and it wasn't pretty. Both actors are now embroi

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Jan 28 2025SCIENCE

The Secret Behind Menthol's Cooling Power

Menthol is a natural substance found in peppermint and corn mint oils. It's widely used in medicines, cosmetics, and food. Out of the eight forms of menthol, (-)-menthol is the most effective at giving a refreshing feeling. Scientists have long known that (-)-menthol feels cooler and more refreshing

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Jan 28 2025SPORTS

Jumping High: How Muscles Help You Skip Better

Ever wondered why skipping feels tougher than running, even though you're not hitting the ground as hard? Scientists did too! They found that when you skip, your body moves up and down more, which burns more energy. This happens because certain muscles, like the gluteus maximus, vasti, and soleus, w

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Jan 28 2025POLITICS

Following ICE: Dr. Phil's Unique Perspective on Immigration Enforcement

Dr. Phil McGraw, known for his talk show and psychology background, recently joined a ride-along with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Chicago. This wasn't your typical day out; it was part of a larger effort to showcase how ICE targets known criminals and terrorists. McGraw, alon

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