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Apr 29 2025SCIENCE

Solar-Powered Heat: A Day and Night Story

In the world of renewable energy, solar power is a big deal. It is a way to harness the sun's energy and use it to heat things up. One interesting way to do this is by using something called phase change energy storage. This is a fancy way of saying that energy from the sun is stored as heat during

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Apr 29 2025HEALTH

The Future of Healthcare: Putting People First in Digital Health

The digital revolution is sweeping through every part of society, including healthcare. This change is about more than just new gadgets. It is about how people make choices based on their beliefs and goals. In healthcare, this digital shift leads to what is known as digital health. To understand th

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Apr 28 2025POLITICS

U. S. Strikes in Yemen: A Billion-Dollar Effort

The U. S. military has been busy in Yemen. They've hit over 800 targets in just six weeks. This operation, named Rough Rider, is all about taking out key Houthi sites. We're talking command centers, air defenses, and even places where weapons are made and stored. The Houthis have been causing troub

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Apr 28 2025SCIENCE

Hidden Giant in Our Backyard: The Mysterious Molecular Cloud

Astronomers have recently found a massive molecular cloud lurking near Earth. The cloud, named Eos, is enormous, stretching about 40 moons across. It's roughly 3, 400 times heavier than the sun. Despite its size, it has remained hidden until now. Molecular clouds are crucial for star and planet

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Apr 28 2025POLITICS

A Young Athlete Sparks Big Debate

A high school in Shirley, Long Island, is in the middle of a heated discussion. The issue? A 14-year-old freshman, who is 6 feet tall, has joined the girls' varsity track team. This student has socially transitioned to female. This means the student is not on hormone treatment and still has male

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Apr 28 2025SCIENCE

The Power of Numbers in Medicine

In 2024, the world of medicine saw some big changes. Researchers dug deep into how drugs affect people and the economy. This is what we call pharmacoeconomics. It is a big word. But it is just about how much money we spend on drugs and how well they work. It is important to know if a drug is worth t

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Apr 28 2025SPORTS

Hunter Renfrow: From Football Star to Recycling Champion

Renfrow, a former standout wide receiver for the Las Vegas Raiders, is now making waves in a completely different field. He is no longer known for his precise route-running or clutch plays, but for his new role as a recycling advocate. This shift might seem surprising, but it's a testament to his ad

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Apr 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Satellites and Soil: A New Way to Spot Droughts in Godavari

The Godavari Basin in India has been under the microscope for drought monitoring. The goal was to see if short-term satellite data could help spot agricultural droughts. This is important because soil moisture is key to understanding droughts, but getting detailed soil data over large areas is tou

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Apr 28 2025POLITICS

Judges Under Fire: A Look at Recent Events in Wisconsin

In Wisconsin, a judge's recent arrest has sparked a heated debate. A fellow judge, Pedro Colón, has spoken out about the arrest of Hannah Dugan. Colón believes that the arrest was a calculated move by the Trump administration. He thinks it was meant to send a strong message to the judiciary. Col

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Apr 28 2025SPORTS

Knicks Edge Out Pistons in Controversial Playoff Game

A crucial mistake by the referees at the end of a tight game left the Pistons frustrated and the Knicks celebrating a narrow victory. The final seconds of the game saw Tim Hardaway Jr. attempting a three-pointer, but the referees missed a clear foul by Josh Hart. This oversight allowed the Knicks to

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