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Dec 05 2024WEATHER

Bracing for a Cool Weekend: Columbia's Weather Rollercoaster

Get ready, Columbia! Today is breezy and normal, but a cold front is on its way. Expect a chill tonight, with temperatures dropping to the 20s. Friday will be even colder, with highs in the 40s and lows in the teens. But don't worry, the weekend brings warmer days. Saturday should hit the 50s, and S

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Dec 05 2024ENVIRONMENT

Birds in a Fragmented World: How Island Sizes Matter in a Warming Climate

Imagine you're on an island, and the climate is getting warmer. Over time, certain birds might move in or out, shifting the bird community. Now, consider that the same island could be big or small, or close to others. Researchers found that on smaller or more isolated islands, warm-loving birds move

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Dec 05 2024WEATHER

Weather Rollercoaster: From Rain to Freeze, and Back Again in Capital Area

Hey, keep your umbrella handy! Tonight's weather in the Capital Area is looking pretty dreary. Expect some showers and thunderstorms rolling in. This is just the start of what could be a wet week ahead. Between these rainy spells, get ready to feel another nip of winter. So, what's the plan for ton

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Dec 04 2024ENTERTAINMENT

No Gravity Games' Free Switch Game Bonanza!

Hey, gamers! No Gravity Games is back with a fantastic deal for Switch owners in North America. From December 9 to 19, 2024, they're giving away 11 games – completely free! The catch? You need to own at least one game from their previous list to start the chain. Miss a day? No worries, you can buy t

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Dec 04 2024TECHNOLOGY

Exploring the CO-XAI Framework: A New Approach to Understanding AI Decisions

Have you ever wondered how AI makes decisions? It's not magic, but it can sometimes feel like it. That's where the CO-XAI framework comes in. This clever system helps us understand how AI thinks, step by step. Imagine you're trying to figure out why your math teacher gave you a certain grade. You'd

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Dec 04 2024CRIME

Indy Man Rescues Infants Abandoned in Winter Cold

A few mornings ago, Indianapolis resident Robert Deane was out to pick up his mail when he noticed something unusual. Lying in a nearby ditch were two car seats with two tiny babies inside – a 4-month-old and a 5-month-old, both girls and cousins. He quickly grabbed the car seats, brought them insid

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Dec 04 2024WEATHER

Snow and Cold Sweep Across US, Heading South

You might want to grab your heaviest coat this week, as a massive winter storm is hitting the US. Over 222 million people are already feeling the chill, and it’s about to get even colder. The icy blast from Canada is spreading across the central and eastern parts of the country. Some cities in the n

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Dec 04 2024FINANCE

Celsius Network Founder Admits to Fraud

Alexander Mashinsky, the founder and former CEO of the failed crypto lending platform Celsius Network, has pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges. He admitted to manipulating the price of Celsius’s crypto token and lying to customers about the company's practices. Mashinsky, aged 58, entered his pl

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Dec 03 2024CRIME

Vietnam's Biggest Fraud Case: Tycoon Truong My Lan's Fate Sealed

Let's talk about one of the biggest fraud cases in Vietnam. Truong My Lan, the chairperson of Van Thinh Phat real estate firm, was at the center of it all. The court upheld her death sentence, and the story behind it is quite shocking. Lan was accused of embezzling and bribing her way to control Sai

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Dec 03 2024CRIME

Vancouver's Crypto Betrayal: A Lesson in Trust

Ever heard of EzBtc? This cryptocurrency platform used to be based in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. Recently, it was ordered to pay back a whopping $18. 4 million. Why? Because they stole from their users. EzBtc was supposed to keep customers' digital money safe, but they didn't. Instead, they took a t

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