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Dec 03 2025SCIENCE

Unseen Factors in Bone Studies: Why Computers Can Help

Bioarchaeology deals with bones from the past. But these bones don't tell the whole story. There are hidden factors that affect what we find. Computers can help us understand these hidden things better. Computers use math to make models. These models can show how hidden factors change what we see i

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Dec 03 2025ENTERTAINMENT

How to Share a Life Story in the Pioneer Press

The Pioneer Press offers a way to honor loved ones who have passed away. To do this, you need to send an email with specific details. This includes your name, address, phone number, and the details of the person who died. You can also add a photo if you want. The newspaper needs to check that the p

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Dec 03 2025SPORTS

The Big Decision: Faith, Fame, or Family?

Kalani Sitake, the head coach of BYU, is at a crossroads. Penn State wants him to take over their football program. They are willing to pay him a lot more money than he makes now. But there is a big catch. Sitake has to decide between a big paycheck and staying with his team at BYU. BYU is special.

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Dec 03 2025HEALTH

Understanding How Brains Age: A Closer Look at ELSA-Brasil's Study

In Brazil, a big study called ELSA-Brasil is looking into how brains change as people get older. This study is special because it uses really powerful brain scans, called 3T and 7T MRI, to get a close look at the brain. The goal is to figure out what makes some brains age faster or slower. The stud

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Dec 03 2025RELIGION

Ohio's New Law: Teaching Religion's Role in History

Ohio has recently passed a law that allows teachers to discuss the positive effects of religion on American history. This law doesn't force teachers to teach only the good parts, but it does encourage them to talk about religion's impact without fear of breaking any rules. The law was originally ab

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Dec 03 2025HEALTH

Faith, Place, and the Polio Puzzle in the Netherlands

In the 1960s and 1970s, three Dutch towns faced polio outbreaks. This was not just a health issue. It was a story of faith, tradition, and community. People in these towns chose not to get vaccinated. This choice was not random. It was a way to show who they were and where they belonged. The Dutch

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Dec 03 2025HEALTH

West Virginia's Vaccine Rule: What's the Deal?

West Virginia's vaccine rules are back in the spotlight. The state's Board of Education recently made a big move. They reinstated a rule that requires kids to get certain vaccines to go to school. This happened after the state's Supreme Court stepped in. Earlier, a lower court judge had allowed par

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Dec 02 2025BUSINESS

Amazon's Quick Delivery Plan Shakes Up Grocery Market

Amazon is shaking things up with a new super-fast delivery service. They're testing it in Seattle and Philadelphia. This service, called Amazon Now, promises to deliver everyday items and fresh groceries in about 30 minutes or less. It's available within the Amazon app for customers in certain areas

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Dec 02 2025CELEBRITIES

Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando: A Sparkling Engagement

Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando are set to tie the knot! The news broke after their appearance at the Avatar: Fire and Ash premiere on December 1. A source close to the couple confirmed their engagement to People on December 2. Miley, 33, and Maxx, 27, have been dating for four years, keeping their rel

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Dec 02 2025BUSINESS

Boeing's Bright Future: More Planes, More Profits Ahead

Boeing is feeling good about its future. The company's top money manager, Jay Malave, shared some exciting news at a big finance meeting. He said Boeing plans to send out more of its popular 737 and 787 planes next year. This is big news because it means Boeing might finally start making more money

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