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Apr 15 2025BUSINESS

Small Firms Face Big Hurdles Due to Trade Policies

Small and medium-sized businesses are feeling the pinch from recent trade policies. These companies make up a significant portion of the US import market, bringing in goods worth $868 billion each year. Unlike giant corporations, these smaller firms are more vulnerable to financial disruptions. Man

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Apr 15 2025BUSINESS

Waterbury's Century-Old Hardware Store Seeks New Owner

A well-known hardware store in Waterbury is on the market. The store has been a mainstay for a century. It is now looking for a new owner. The store, located on Chase Avenue, is up for sale for just under $2. 8 million. This includes the hardware store, a garden center, and a repair shop

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Apr 15 2025HEALTH

Unraveling X-linked Hypophosphatemia: A Fresh Look at Guidelines

X-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH) is a rare genetic disorder that affects the way the body handles phosphorus. This condition can lead to a variety of health issues, including bone problems and growth delays. To tackle these challenges, a group of international experts, along with patients and metho

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Apr 15 2025POLITICS

Sumy Under Siege: The Truth Behind the Missile Strike

The city of Sumy, nestled near Ukraine's border with Russia, found itself in the crosshairs of a deadly missile strike. This event, which took place on Palm Sunday, left a grim toll: 34 lives lost, including two young children, and 119 people injured. The attack was not an isolated incident but part

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Apr 14 2025HEALTH

Spinal Injury Care: The Cost of Best Practices in Australia

Spinal injuries from trauma cause serious health problems and affect many people. They also have a big impact on families and society. A recent study looked at the costs of treating these injuries in Australia. It compared the current way of doing things with a new, improved method. The improved

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Apr 14 2025HEALTH

Measles Deaths: A Controversial Viewpoint

A prominent former health official has publicly disagreed with the current Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The argument is over the significance of measles deaths. The former official is upset that the current Health Secretary has downplayed the deaths of children who were not vaccinated a

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Apr 13 2025BUSINESS

Flint's Workers: Tariffs and the Uncertain Future

Flint, Michigan, is a city that has seen better days. The General Motors Flint Assembly plant is a massive factory that produces the popular Silverado truck. This plant is a big deal for Flint, a city of about 80, 000 people in the heart of Michigan's auto industry. The plant has been a steady sourc

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Apr 13 2025BUSINESS

Trade Tensions: The Big Showdown Between Two Giants

The world is watching as the United States and China are locked in a heated trade dispute. This isn't just about money. It's about power and influence. The U. S. has been pushing hard, slapping massive tariffs on Chinese goods. China has been fighting back, matching the U. S. move for move. The situ

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Apr 13 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Big Debate: Are Bigger AI Models Really Better?

The tech world is buzzing about AI models that can handle massive amounts of text. Some models can process up to 4 million tokens at once. This means they can read and understand huge chunks of information in one go. Think of it like reading an entire library in a single sitting. But does this reall

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Apr 12 2025BUSINESS

The Price Hike Blame Game

In the world of business, companies are finding clever ways to pass on the cost of new tariffs to consumers. Some are being straightforward, while others are taking a more subtle approach. The reason for this? The current trade war has led to increased costs for imported goods, and businesses are lo

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