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Nov 20 2024BUSINESS

Why Data Caps Might Not Be So Bad After All

Imagine this: You're enjoying your favorite show online, and suddenly, you're hit with a data cap. You might think, "That's not fair! " But hold on. Cable companies and the incoming FCC chair have a different view. They believe data caps are actually good for you. Let's dive in and see why. In the

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Nov 20 2024CRIME

Brooklyn Jail Sees Unlikely Neighbors: Tekashi 6ix9ine and Diddy in Same Unit

Imagine this: Tekashi 6ix9ine, the rapper known for his colorful hair and dramatic legal troubles, is sharing living space with none other than Sean "Diddy" Combs at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn. This unlikely pairing came to light after 6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hern

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Nov 20 2024POLITICS

Billionaire Howard Lutnick: Trump’s Pick for Commerce Secretary

President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Howard Lutnick, a billionaire and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, to be the next commerce secretary. This important role involves overseeing the implementation of Trump's plans to impose and enforce tariffs. Lutnick, who has been a key figure in Trump’s transition t

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Nov 20 2024CRIME

Reform in Criminal Justice: A Look Beyond California's Vote

The recent presidential election has sparked debate about the future of criminal justice reform. Some say voters have rejected these changes, pointing to defeats like Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón's loss. But this isn't the full story. Across the U. S. , many prosecutors are still push

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Nov 20 2024ENTERTAINMENT

A Fun Twist: Celebs 'Arrested' on Sabrina Carpenter's Tour

Imagine being "arrested" for being too hot! That's what happened to some lucky folks at Sabrina Carpenter's concerts. The singer, known for hits like "Juno" and "Feather, " wraps up her U. S. tour and is headed to Europe in March. But it's not just about the music. Carpenter has a fun gimmick where

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Nov 19 2024POLITICS

Wyoming's Abortion Pill Ban Just Got Shut Down

In a big move for reproductive rights, a Wyoming judge has just struck down the state's abortion laws, including a unique ban on pills used to end pregnancies. This is the third time Judge Melissa Owens has blocked these laws while they're being debated in court. This decision comes as voters in sev

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Nov 19 2024HEALTH

Carrot Crisis in Minnesota: What You Need to Know

Organic carrots have been recalled in Minnesota due to an E. coli outbreak. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) wants you to check your fridge and freezer. Five Minnesotans got sick after eating these carrots. The brands included are Good and Gather, Bunny Luv, and Cal-Organic. They were sold a

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Nov 19 2024SCIENCE

Heat Waves & Guppy Appetites: How Warm Water Spells Trouble for Freshwater Life

Global warming is heating up freshwater habitats, and non-native fish are invading these places. Usually, scientists look at these issues separately, but they're both big threats to biodiversity. Fish are ectotherms, meaning their bodies are influenced by the temperature of their water. So, when wat

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Nov 19 2024HEALTH

Mindful Moves: Can Yoga Help Seniors with Osteoporosis?

Did you know that standing yoga, blended with traditional Baduanjin exercises, could be a game-changer for older folks dealing with primary osteoporosis? A recent study took a close look at how well this mindful exercise program worked for seniors with bone issues. The goal was to tweak the program

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Nov 19 2024HEALTH

Cadmium in Rice: How Porewater Predicts the Danger

Cadmium (Cd) pollution is a serious threat to human health, especially when it ends up in our rice. Predicting how much Cd will be in rice grains is tough because the soil is complex and varies a lot. Scientists found that the water in the soil pores, during the time when rice grains are filling out

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