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May 02 2025TECHNOLOGY

AirPlay Flaws: How to Keep Your iPhone Safe from Hackers

Apple devices are a common target for hackers. This is because they are widely used and have features that can be exploited. One such feature is AirPlay, which lets users stream content between Apple devices. Recently, it was found that AirPlay has serious security flaws. These flaws can allow hacke

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May 01 2025ENVIRONMENT

Alabama's Hidden Health Crisis: The Fight for Clean Water

In the heart of Alabama, a serious health issue has been quietly affecting residents for over two decades. Lowndes County, where over 70 percent of the population is Black and the median income is around $35, 000, has been struggling with a lack of proper sanitation. This problem has led to a resurg

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May 01 2025ENVIRONMENT

Environmental Setbacks: A Rapid Rollback

The past 100 days have witnessed a swift and sweeping reversal of environmental protections in the US. This administration has taken 145 actions to undo rules that safeguard clean air, water, and climate stability. This is more than what was done in the entire first term. This rapid pace of chang

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May 01 2025POLITICS

Economic Shifts and Global Tensions: A Quick Look

Last quarter, the U. S. economy took a hit, shrinking by 0. 3%. This dip in the gross domestic product was a surprise to many. People are feeling uncertain about the future, and this uncertainty is affecting their spending habits. They are being more careful with their money, especially when it come

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May 01 2025CELEBRITIES

Kylie and Timothée's Love Story: A Public Affair

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet are making waves with their public displays of affection. The couple was recently spotted at a Los Angeles Lakers game, where they couldn't keep their hands off each other. They sat courtside, holding hands and sharing kisses throughout the game. The Lakers lost to

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May 01 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's New Deal: What's in It and Why It Matters

The Ukraine minerals deal is finally done. This deal was a long time coming. It took weeks of tough negotiations. At times, things got really heated, and the US even paused its aid to Ukraine. But in the end, Ukraine got a better deal than it initially seemed like it would. Ukraine managed to g

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May 01 2025FINANCE

The Tariff Tightrope: GM's Financial Dance

The CEO of General Motors, Mary Barra, started her quarterly letter to investors with a nod to President Trump. She thanked him for his backing of the U. S. auto industry. However, she later revealed a significant issue: the company expects to face a financial hit of $4 billion to $5 billion due to

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May 01 2025SCIENCE

The Shrinking Brain: Shrews' Secret to Surviving Winter

The Eurasian common shrew, Sorex araneus, is a small mammal that has a unique way of dealing with winter. Instead of hibernating or migrating, it shrinks its brain, skull, and most organs. Then, come spring, it grows back to its original size. This ability to change brain size is something that scie

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May 01 2025HEALTH

Brooklyn's New Mental Health Hub: A Fresh Approach to Family Care

In the heart of Brooklyn, a new mental health clinic has just opened its doors. This isn't just any clinic; it's the first of its kind for a company that's making waves in pediatric mental health care. The clinic is located at 32 Court St. and started seeing patients last Monday. It's part of a bigg

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May 01 2025SCIENCE

Energy's Double Act in Red Algae

Red algae have a unique way of handling energy. They use light-harvesting proteins to capture energy from sunlight. This is not a new fact. What is new is the discovery that these proteins can also be activated by heat alone. This means that red algae can use two different forms of energy to pow

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