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Nov 07 2024FINANCE

What Trump's Tariff Plan Really Means for Pocketbooks

President-elect Donald Trump's economic plan includes new tariffs on imported goods. This could make things pricier for Americans, especially those earning less. Economists warn that these tariffs might increase household costs by thousands of dollars per year on items like clothes, furniture, and a

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Nov 07 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Netflix Revives Bryan Cranston's Old Movie

Ever noticed how Netflix can turn a movie's luck around? Take, for instance, "The Infiltrator, " a 2016 biopic that didn't make a big splash when it first came out. Starring Bryan Cranston, who you might know from "Breaking Bad, " the movie tells the true story of Robert Mazur, a special agent who w

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Nov 07 2024RELIGION

The Ever-Changing World of Religions: A Statistical Journey

Religion is a key part of how people live and think. It changes, just like any other social trend, and adapts to society’s shifts. Think of religion as a language or wealth—something to study like any other social structure. Let’s explore some big questions: How many religions are there at any give

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Nov 07 2024POLITICS

The Morning After: Black Women Business Leaders Reflect on Election Outcome

Pinky Cole, a successful vegan food entrepreneur, woke up feeling drained after the presidential election results. She had built her business from scratch in just a few years, but today, she felt emotionally exhausted. "I'm sad, " she shared with ESSENCE. This election, she said, affected her differ

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Nov 06 2024POLITICS

Florida Votes Down Abortion Rights, Marijuana Legalization

Florida voters have spoken, and they've said "no" to both abortion rights and recreational marijuana legalization. This decision comes after a significant shift to the right in the state. The abortion measure aimed to protect rights until fetal viability, which is typically around 21 weeks. However,

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Nov 06 2024SPORTS

Detroit Lions: Za'Darius Smith Trade Impact on Depth Chart and Scheme

The Detroit Lions have struck a smart deal, acquiring defensive end Za’Darius Smith from the Cleveland Browns. This move happened after Lions’ Aidan Hutchinson got injured during Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys. The transaction was what insiders like ESPN’s Adam Schefter called a “long time coming

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Nov 06 2024EDUCATION

Educational Fairness: How Gender, Birth Order, and Parents' Education Matter in Benin

In Benin, a study looked at how gender, birth order, and natural skills affect how much education kids in the same family get. They used two methods: a simple approach and a detailed model of how families divide their resources for education. The researchers found that in families where parents did

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Nov 06 2024CRIME

Forecasting London's Future Crime with ARIMA

Data mining is like digging for treasure in a huge pile of information. The London police noticed a sudden rise in crimes across different districts in 2017. They had no clue how to predict future crimes. To solve this, a team used a time series model called ARIMA to forecast crime rates in London.

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Nov 06 2024OPINION

The Missing Voices in Opinion Summaries

Imagine you're trying to understand a big discussion, like the one about COVID-19. You read a summary, but it feels off somehow. That's because the summary might be leaving out important views. Researchers have noticed that even when opinions are pretty close, they don't always get a fair shake. It'

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Nov 06 2024SCIENCE

Exploring Religions and Languages: A Social Evolution

Religions and languages are like any other social traits, such as age or wealth. They evolve and change over time, just like people do. New ones pop up while others fade away. Have you ever wondered how many religions or languages exist at any given time? Or how they change and spread? Scientists s

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