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Dec 01 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI's Self-Eating Problem: A Game Developer's Worries

Dan Houser, the former head of Rockstar Games, has some strong thoughts on AI. He thinks it might be heading for trouble. In a recent chat, he compared AI to a cow eating cow feed. This led to mad cow disease. He worries AI might do something similar. It gathers info from the internet. But the inter

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Dec 01 2025BUSINESS

China's Power Puzzle: Numbers, Predictions, and the Future

China's electricity use has been a rollercoaster in recent years. Experts used a math tool called multiple linear regression to make sense of it. They looked at things like China's income (GDP), spending on buildings and machines, and how much of that spending came from industry. Their aim? To guess

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Dec 01 2025POLITICS

Cities in Chaos: The Cycle of Crime and the System's Failures

Cities across the U. S. are grappling with a surge in violent crime, and many believe the justice system is partly to blame. Critics argue that judges and politicians are enabling a revolving door for criminals, allowing repeat offenders to roam free despite their violent histories. This cycle of cr

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Dec 01 2025CRYPTO

Smart Traders and Crypto Prop Firms: A Winning Combo

Crypto trading has changed a lot in recent years. It's not just about buying and holding anymore. Now, it's about using smart strategies and having enough money to make a real difference. Many skilled traders struggle because they don't have enough capital. They might have great strategies, but the

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Nov 30 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Side of Cannabis: Understanding Scromiting

Cannabis use is widespread, but not everyone knows about a serious side effect called cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, or CHS. It causes intense vomiting and cramps. This condition is becoming more common, especially among young adults. Researchers from the University of Illinois Chicago looked at

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Nov 30 2025OPINION

Student Loans and Health Care: A Growing Crisis

The Department of Education's new rules are causing a stir. They've redefined what counts as a professional degree for student loan purposes. This change could leave many students out in the cold, especially those pursuing careers in healthcare. The list of affected professions is long and includes

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Nov 30 2025FINANCE

Guessing the Future: How Betting on Events is Changing Money

People are not just trading things like stocks or cryptocurrencies anymore. They are trading guesses about what might happen in the future. This is called predictive markets. It is not just a game. It is becoming a big part of finance. Big companies are starting to pay attention. They are putting m

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Nov 30 2025POLITICS

Local Leaders Clash Over Crime and Border Policies

North Carolina's political scene is heating up, with local leaders and federal representatives at odds over crime and immigration policies. The state's GOP congressmen, Mark Harris, Pat Harrigan, and Chuck Edwards, have been vocal about deploying the National Guard to tackle crime in Charlotte. Howe

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Nov 30 2025HEALTH

A Rare Dental Discovery in a Feline Friend

In the world of feline health, something unusual happened. An 8-year-old cat, a neutered female with short hair, started showing signs of trouble. Her breath smelled bad. She ate less. She lost weight. But when a vet checked her over, nothing seemed too out of the ordinary, except she was a bit unde

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Nov 30 2025SCIENCE

Why Some People Avoid Genetic Research

Genetic research is crucial for understanding human health. Yet, not everyone is eager to join these studies. A recent study looked into why some people, especially those from diverse backgrounds, are hesitant to take part. The study involved over 2, 000 people from different ethnic and racial back

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