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May 28 2025SPORTS

Is Aaron Rodgers Really the Answer for the Pittsburgh Steelers?

The football world is buzzing with talk about Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. And Terry Bradshaw, the former quarterback turned broadcaster, has some strong opinions. He thinks Rodgers should stay in California and leave the Steelers alone. Bradshaw has never been a fan of Rodgers, and hi

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May 28 2025POLITICS

Why the Left Misreads the Right's Rise

The rise of right-wing populism over the past decade has left many on the socialist left puzzled. They often blame the surge on the betrayal of the working class by center-left parties. These parties, they argue, embraced free trade and neoliberal policies, leading to job losses and stagnant wages.

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

SpaceX's Big Day: Starship Flight and Mars Plans

SpaceX is gearing up for a significant day with two major events. The first is the ninth test flight of the Starship rocket. The second is a talk by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk about his company's plans to make humans a multiplanetary species. The Starship rocket is a massive, reusable vehicle designed to

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May 28 2025SPORTS

Pittsburgh's Quarterback Spotlight: Rudolph's Focus Amidst Rodgers' Rumors

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been buzzing with excitement, but not just because of their recent signings. The team's offseason has been dominated by whispers about a potential high-profile addition: Aaron Rodgers. The team did secure one quarterback, though. Mason Rudolph is back in Pittsbu

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May 27 2025POLITICS

Public Radio Fights Back

A significant legal battle unfolded when several public radio stations, including three from Colorado, took a stand against the Trump administration. They filed a lawsuit in federal court, challenging an executive order aimed at cutting off federal funds to NPR and PBS. The order, issued in early Ma

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May 27 2025CELEBRITIES

A Night of Surprises and Big Wins at the AMAs

The American Music Awards in Las Vegas was a night filled with unexpected moments and major wins. The event was hosted by Jennifer Lopez, who managed to steal the show with her energetic performances and a few controversial moves. Lopez danced to a mix of popular songs, but it was her kiss with both

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May 27 2025POLITICS

Copper Mine vs. Sacred Ground: A Legal Battle

The highest court in the land recently decided not to hear a case that pits a massive copper mining project against the religious rights of Native Americans. The dispute centers around Oak Flat, a site sacred to the Apache people, which is slated for destruction to make way for the Resolution Copper

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May 27 2025TECHNOLOGY

New Sensors: The Future of Touch Technology

The world of touch technology is buzzing with excitement over a new type of sensor. These sensors are called piezoionic sensors. They use the movement of ions within soft materials to turn physical touches into electrical signals. This makes them perfect for wearable gadgets, robotic skins, and inte

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May 27 2025SCIENCE

The Hidden Dance of Drugs and Targets

Drugs and their targets have a complex relationship. This is especially true for large molecules like monoclonal antibodies. These big molecules often stick tightly to their targets. This leads to unusual behavior in how the body processes the drug. At low doses, the body clears these drugs faster t

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May 27 2025SCIENCE

Engineering Bacteria to Boost a Valuable Acid

5-Aminolevulinic acid, often shortened to 5-ALA, is a highly sought-after amino acid. It's valuable in many industries, but making it efficiently has been a challenge. Researchers have been working on using bacteria as tiny factories to produce 5-ALA. The trick is to find a quick way to check which

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