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Nov 08 2024HEALTH

Harnessing Web Data for Better Public Health

Public health officials have long kept an eye on events like disease outbreaks and vaccination drives to assess the health of the population. This helps them measure the impact of public health efforts and allocate resources wisely. A recent study delves into using web data mining to monitor public

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Nov 08 2024POLITICS

Trump's Legal Woes: What Happens Now?

Donald Trump's win might change how his legal battles play out. As president, he could dodge federal prosecution, though state cases might stall. His team hopes to halt all cases, arguing they should stop due to his new role. The presidency might help in ongoing civil suits too. But Trump will still

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Nov 08 2024TECHNOLOGY

The Mini Mac's Mighty Punch

Apple's latest Mac Mini, the M4, packs a powerful punch in a tiny package. Starting at just $599, it's a steal for anyone looking to dive into the Mac ecosystem. With a 10-core CPU and GPU, 16GB of RAM, and plenty of ports, it's ready for anything you throw at it. Plus, it's whisper-quiet and can ha

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Nov 08 2024POLITICS

Court Blocks Biden’s Plan to Protect Spouses of Citizens from Deportation

A federal judge has struck down the Biden administration’s policy that gave certain undocumented individuals legal status if they were married to US citizens. The policy, called “parole in place, ” was aimed at shielding these spouses from deportation and allowing them to work legally while they sou

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Nov 08 2024FINANCE

The Fed Adjusts Rates, Keeping an Eye on Inflation

In a recent announcement, the Federal Reserve decided to lower their key interest rate by a small amount. This move comes as inflation is getting closer to the central bank's target of 2%. The Fed noted that while inflation is still a bit high, unemployment is low. They also mentioned that the job m

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Nov 08 2024CRIME

Corporate Wrongdoings: Crime and Culture in Transitioning Serbia

Serbia's journey from a centrally planned to a market-driven economy has put a spotlight on corporate behaviors, especially their impact on society. Corporate misdeeds have far-reaching consequences, affecting people's health, the environment, and the economy. The problem? Corporations benefit finan

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Nov 08 2024CRIME

Cracking Crime with Time Series

Ever thought about predicting crimes before they happen? Well, that's exactly what the London police are trying to do. Starting in 2017, crimes in London's different boroughs started to rise rapidly. But how do you stop something that's already happened? That's where data mining comes in. By digging

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Nov 08 2024TECHNOLOGY

Uncovering Business Impact on Processes: A Clustering and Influence Journey

Improving business processes in large companies often faces a big hurdle: the people running these processes don't have a clear, fact-based understanding of how things really happen on the ground. They might not know about all the different ways processes are carried out or the exceptions that pop u

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Nov 08 2024CRYPTO

Crypto Coins: A Closer Look at Popular Choices

Ever heard of crypto currencies? They're digital money that people use online. Lots of companies are starting to accept them, which is changing how we think about money. Right now, there are over 700 different kinds of crypto currencies that you can trade. In November 2016, they were worth more than

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Nov 08 2024ENTERTAINMENT

The Year's Best Sci-Fi TV Shows: A Mixed Bag of Wonders

This year, sci-fi TV shows have proven to be as diverse as the galaxies they explore. From video game adaptations like Fallout to quirky animations such as Iwájú, these shows have something for everyone. Let's take a look at the highlights so far, the cream of the crop from 2024. Fallout, streaming

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