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Dec 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

A Leap Forward in Brain Tech: What You Need to Know

The Utah electrode array (UEA) is a small but mighty tool. It's designed to help those who have lost sensation, mobility, or limbs. Essentially, it acts as a translator between the brain and the body. However, there's a snag: these tiny electrodes don't have a long lifespan, especially when transmit

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Dec 29 2025LIFESTYLE

When Sleep Becomes a Relationship Battle

A woman’s need for naps sparked a heated debate with her partner. She works late shifts, often going to bed past midnight, and needs a nap before starting her day. Her partner, who works from home and has a young daughter, feels neglected because she sleeps too much. The woman, in her 30s, explaine

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Dec 29 2025HEALTH

How Dog Hearts Handle Tough Conditions

Scientists have been looking at how dog hearts cope with certain health issues. They focused on a specific blood flow pattern in the main pulmonary artery, which happens at the end of each heartbeat. This flow, called end-diastolic forward flow (EDFF), has been studied in humans to understand how th

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Dec 29 2025HEALTH

Making Sense of the Past Year: A Look Back Before Moving Forward

As the new year begins, many people feel pushed to make big changes, as if January 1st magically transforms them into entirely new people. However, instead of setting strict resolutions, it's more helpful to reflect on the past year. This reflection can help figure out what truly matters and how to

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Dec 29 2025POLITICS

Leaders Lock Horns Over Ukraine Ceasefire

A recent phone chat between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U. S. President Donald Trump left Ukraine's hopes for a temporary truce in tatters. Both leaders dismissed the idea, suggesting it would only drag out the conflict. Instead, they pushed for a more permanent solution, with Russia insist

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Dec 29 2025POLITICS

Bangladesh's Student Party Makes Surprising Election Move

A student-led party in Bangladesh, which gained prominence after leading protests that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has formed an unexpected alliance with the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party. This move, aimed at strengthening their position ahead of the upcoming February elections, has sparke

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Dec 29 2025CRYPTO

A Short Prison Stay for Caroline Ellison

Caroline Ellison, the former head of Alameda Research, is set to walk free from prison much earlier than expected. She was only sentenced to two years for her part in the FTX crypto scandal, and now, after just 15 months, she's getting out early. This is quite a contrast to her ex, Sam Bankman-Fried

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Dec 29 2025OPINION

Moscow's Free Speech Fight: A Clash of Beliefs

In 2020, a family from Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, found themselves in a legal tussle with the city. Nathan Wilson and his sons, Rory and Seamus, were accused of sticking controversial stickers on public property. The stickers read, \"Soviet Moscow . . . enforced because we care. \" This happene

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Dec 29 2025POLITICS

Political Crossroads: What Lies Ahead for Maryland and the Nation?

The political landscape is heating up as the new year kicks off. In Washington, President Donald Trump is back in the spotlight, facing a divided nation and significant policy battles. Meanwhile, Maryland is gearing up for a potentially fiery General Assembly session, with lawmakers grappling with t

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Dec 29 2025POLITICS

Who Will Lead the Republicans in 2028?

The next presidential election is still a while away, but it's never too early to think about who might be leading the Republican Party. With Donald Trump's influence still strong, the party is facing a big question: who will step up when his time is over? JD Vance, the current vice president, seem

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