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Sep 13 2024BUSINESS

Reimagining Eni's Business Structure: A Glimpse into the Future

The Italian energy giant Eni has recently approved a new business structure aimed at amplifying the value of its subsidiaries, such as Plenitude and Enilive, and potentially exploring new partnerships and public listings. But what does this mean for the company's future? The new structure is divid

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Sep 13 2024CRIME

"Two Teenagers on the Loose: A Cautionary Tale of Escaped Teens and Public Safety"

The South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice (SCDJJ) has issued a public alert, urging citizens to be on high alert for two teenage boys who escaped from the Three Rivers Behavioral Health facility in Lexington County on August 28. Malachi Joseph Ussery, 18, from Columbia, and Robert Richard Lo

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Sep 13 2024HEALTH

What Didn't We Learn from Tierra Hamer's Tragic Death?

The events surrounding Tierra Hamer's death, which unfolded in broad daylight, have left many questions unanswered. On the surface, it appears that Hamer's mental health concerns played a significant role in the chaos that ensued. But what if we looked deeper? What if we asked, "What if Hamer's ment

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Sep 13 2024POLITICS

"Border Crisis: The Devil's in the Details"

As the news of a suspected Venezuelan gang member's violent-crime spree in a small Wisconsin town spreads, the eerie feeling of being "terrified" is palpable. But is it really surprising? The Biden-Harris administration's open-border policies have created a perfect storm, allowing millions of illega

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Sep 13 2024HEALTH

"Can Anti-Violence Programs Really Make a Difference in Kansas City? "

The Kansas City Health Department's anti-violence programs have been under scrutiny, with some questioning their effectiveness in reducing violent crime rates in the city. However, Dr. Marvia Jones, the department's director, is convinced that they are making a difference - albeit slowly. According

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Sep 12 2024HEALTH

Sexual Assault: A Statewide Epidemic, But What's Being Done?

South Carolina's Department of Public Health has been awarded a $925,389 grant from the United States Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women to support sexual assault survivors. The grant will cover two years and aims to provide services to those affected by sexual assault, increas

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Sep 12 2024FINANCE

Hospital Landlord Takes Control: A Breakthrough Deal in the Making?

Medical Properties Trust, the US' largest hospital landlord, has taken a significant step towards resolving a long-standing dispute with its troubled tenant, Steward Health Care. By taking control of Steward's hospitals, MPT will now bankroll operational expenses - is this a smart move, or a recipe

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Sep 12 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Shoppable Red Carpet Dreams: The Future of Live Shopping

Imagine tuning into the MTV VMAs and being able to shop the exact outfit worn by your favorite celebrity in real-time. Sounds like a fairy tale, but thanks to a new partnership between Paramount Global and shoppable advertising company Shopsense AI, this innovative technology is set to revolutionize

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Sep 12 2024CRIME

ShotSpotter: A Life-Saving Technology with a Price Tag

Imagine a technology that can save lives by providing rapid aid to victims of gun violence. ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection system, seems to be just that. However, it doesn't solve crime – it's not a magic bullet. A study by the University of Chicago Crime Lab found that areas with ShotSpotter t

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

The Crime Conundrum: Fact-Checking the GOP's Case Against Tim Walz

The House GOP has launched a scathing attack on former congressman-turned-governor Tim Walz, blaming him for the rise in violent crime in Minnesota. But is the evidence as cut-and-dried as they claim? Let's dive in. First, let's acknowledge the severity of the issue: violent crime in Minnesota has

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