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Nov 12 2025BUSINESS

Sony's Mixed Bag: Profits Dip but Full-Year Forecast Gets a Boost

Sony Pictures Entertainment saw a drop in profits for the second quarter of 2024. Revenues were $2. 3 billion, which is a small decrease of 2% compared to the same time last year. Profits fell by 25% to $93 million, and adjusted OIBDA was down 16% at $183 million. The main reason for this drop is th

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Nov 12 2025WEATHER

Portland's Weather: A Mix of Sun, Clouds, and Rain Ahead

Portland's weather is set to be a mix of sun, clouds, and rain in the coming days. First, let's talk about Veterans Day. It's looking like a decent day for outdoor plans. The weather will be dry, and temperatures will be just a bit above average. Expect a partly sunny morning, but clouds will start

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Nov 11 2025TECHNOLOGY

Bringing Sports Action to Life in 3D: A New Way to Watch the Game

Sports broadcasts often show athletes moving in a flat, 2D way. This makes it hard to see the true 3D motion of their limbs. To fix this, experts use the lines on sports fields to figure out the camera's position and the scene's geometry. But when cameras zoom in on athletes, those helpful field lin

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Nov 11 2025POLITICS

A Legal Battle Over Past Accusations

Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to step in and overturn a $5 million decision against him. This ruling came after a jury found him responsible for both sexually abusing and defaming writer E. Jean Carroll. The incident in question happened in 1996, but the case only went to trial in 2023. C

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Nov 11 2025EDUCATION

Unseen Barriers: How Diversity Efforts Might Be Missing the Mark

Diversity is a hot topic, but not everyone means the same thing when they talk about it. In the U. S. , while some push to end diversity programs, others fight to keep them alive. The confusion lies in the different ways people define diversity, why they think it matters, and how they believe it sho

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Nov 11 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Stephen A. Smith and Michelle Beadle's Feud: What's Really Going On?

Stephen A. Smith has been making waves again, this time with a fiery response to Michelle Beadle's recent comments. It all started when Beadle took a shot at Smith on her podcast, and Smith wasn't having it. Smith, known for his bold personality, didn't hold back. He went on a long rant on his Siri

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Nov 11 2025WEATHER

New Jersey's Chilly Surprise: Snow Flurries and Gusty Winds Take Over

New Jersey is in for a chilly treat this week, with snow flurries and strong winds making their presence known. The state is under the grip of a cold air mass, bringing temperatures down to the mid-20s to around 30 degrees in the morning. But don't let the sunshine fool you, because it's going to fe

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Nov 11 2025POLITICS

Who Gets the Money? A Closer Look at the $2, 000 Handout

A new proposal is stirring up conversations. It suggests giving every person $2, 000. The funds would be taken from tariffs, which are additional charges on goods brought into the country. But is this plan as beneficial as it seems? Some view it as a welcome bonus. Others see it as a recycled idea

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Nov 11 2025WEATHER

Louisiana's Unexpected Chill: What to Expect from the Upcoming Freeze

Louisiana is known for its warm weather, but things are about to change. A cold front is moving in, bringing freezing temperatures to parts of the state. This isn't just a little chill; we're talking about a real freeze warning. The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning for areas alo

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Nov 11 2025POLITICS

Justice and Money: The Dreadlocks Case and Medicaid's Future

The Supreme Court is looking at a case that might seem small but could have big effects. Damon Landor, a Rastafarian, had his hair forcibly shaved off while in prison, even though it went against his religious beliefs and a federal law meant to protect them. The big question now is not if the law wa

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