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Sep 30 2024SPORTS

The Chiefs Comeback Kids: Mahomes and Kelce Lead the Way to Victory

The Kansas City Chiefs were down 10-0 just 11 minutes into their game against the Los Angeles Chargers, but Patrick Mahomes and his team refused to give up. Mahomes, who completed 19 of 29 passes for 245 yards and a touchdown, knew his team still had plenty of time to turn the game around. And with

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Sep 28 2024POLITICS

Attorneys Must Stay Loyal to Clients Amid Public Defense System Change

As Idaho's statewide public defense system is set to launch on October 1, the Idaho State Bar has issued an ethics opinion on attorneys withdrawing from pending criminal cases. With the state taking over the costs and responsibility of public defense, some attorneys have chosen not to sign on with t

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Sep 23 2024OPINION

Precision Justice: Israel's Humane and Legal Response to Hezbollah's Terror

In a daring display of precision and proportionality, Israel's military struck a significant blow against Hezbollah's terrorist infrastructure. The attacks, which killed or injured thousands of Hezbollah operatives, sent a powerful message to the terrorist group and its Iranian backers. But was this

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Sep 23 2024BUSINESS

Boeing Shifts Gears: A New Leader for Troubled Defense Unit

Boeing's defense and space business has been facing a series of setbacks and financial woes, prompting the company to replace its head, Theodore "Ted" Colbert III. Colbert, who spent 15 years at Boeing, had been leading the division since 2019. His temporary replacement is Steve Parker, the chief op

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Sep 23 2024BUSINESS

Troubled Skies: Boeing's Defense and Space Unit Gets a New Captain

Boeing's defense and space business has been struggling to stay afloat, and the company has decided to make a change at the top. The head of the division, Theodore "Ted" Colbert III, has been removed from his position and replaced temporarily by Steve Parker, the chief operating officer. This move c

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Sep 19 2024TECHNOLOGY

From Microelectronics to Medicine: Unpacking the Latest Deals and Developments

The world of business and technology is abuzz with recent announcements and developments. In the realm of microelectronics, the Northeast Microelectronics Coalition Hub has been awarded $37.8 million in federal Department of Defense funds to support projects ranging from microelectronic warfare to a

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Sep 18 2024SPORTS

Missteps and Missteps: A Closer Look at the Eagles' Loss to the Falcons

As the Eagles' game against the Falcons came to a close, it was clear that something had gone awry. The team's usually reliable offense had stalled, and their usually stingy defense had struggled to contain the opposition. In the aftermath of the game, head coach Nick Sirianni faced the media, eager

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Sep 17 2024SCIENCE

Wildfire Detection from Space: A New Era of Collaboration and Innovation

The recent announcement of a privately funded satellite constellation for wildfire detection is a significant milestone in the fight against global wildfires. The FireSat constellation, backed by Google's philanthropic arm, aims to deploy over 50 small satellites in low-Earth orbit to pinpoint flare

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Sep 16 2024SPORTS

The Bears' Quarterback Conundrum: A Tale of Two Games

Life with a rookie quarterback is always tough, but the Chicago Bears' inability to protect Caleb Williams made it even harder against the Texans. The team lost on the road 13-19, and it's clear that Williams' development is being hindered by a shaky offensive line, uncreative attack, and quarterbac

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Sep 16 2024POLITICS

Heavy Price for Houthis: The Unintended Consequences of Provoking Israel

Israel has long been on high alert for potential missile attacks from neighboring countries, but the recent strike by the Yemen-based Houthi rebels has raised concerns about the region's escalating tensions. The attack, which landed in central Israel, was the first time a missile fired by the group

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