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May 14 2025EDUCATION

How Different Fields Define Individual

What makes something an individual? This question is not just for biology class. It pops up in politics, law, and even literature. It turns out that how we answer this question shapes how we see the world. This is where formalism comes in. It is a way of looking at things that focuses on the st

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May 14 2025SPORTS

Pundits Missing From Big European Finals

Eni Aluko and Peter Crouch, who have been key figures in TNT Sports' football coverage, will not be part of the broadcaster's team for the upcoming European finals. This includes the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League. Aluko, a former star for Chelsea Women and Juventus Wo

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May 14 2025SPORTS

Trey Hendrickson's Contract Drama: Where Does It Go From Here?

Trey Hendrickson, a standout defensive player for the Cincinnati Bengals, made a bold statement on Tuesday. He showed up at Paycor Stadium, not in practice gear, but in a suit and hat, ready to talk to the media. This wasn't just a casual chat. Hendrickson had some serious things to say about his co

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May 13 2025SCIENCE

How Our Brains Handle Noise in Speech

Young adults with typical hearing have a fascinating ability to understand speech in noisy settings. This skill is partly due to how their brains process changes in sound volume, known as amplitude modulations or AM. Researchers wanted to understand this process better. They used tests and brain sca

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May 12 2025HEALTH

Australian Podiatrists' Strategies for Midfoot Arthritis

Midfoot arthritis is a widespread and debilitating issue. Yet, there are no clear guidelines for how to assess and treat it. A recent survey shed light on how podiatrists in Australia tackle this problem. The survey was sent out to podiatrists across the country. It asked about their usual methods f

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May 12 2025SPORTS

Florida Panthers Face Injury Scares and Playoff Pressure

The Florida Panthers have been on a roll, securing back-to-back wins on home ice. Carter Verhaeghe and Sam Bennett scored, while Sergei Bobrovsky made 23 saves to keep the team in the game. The Panthers and the Leafs are now tied 2-2 in their playoff series, with the Panthers having the upper hand i

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May 12 2025SCIENCE

Koalas' Final Chapter: Unveiling Their Top Causes of Death

Koalas, those adorable marsupials from Down Under, face a variety of threats that often lead to their untimely demise. To get a better understanding of what's hurting these furry friends, a detailed look was taken at records from a major Australian university. The investigation focused on koalas t

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May 12 2025SCIENCE

Oregon's Hidden Giant: Underwater Volcano Ready to Rumble

A colossal volcano lurks beneath the Pacific, poised to erupt. Axial Seamount, roughly 300 miles off Oregon’s coast, is no ordinary volcano. It stands tall, nearly 3, 600 feet high, fueled by Earth's fiery mantle. This underwater giant sits atop the Juan de Fuca Ridge, where two massive tectonic pla

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May 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

Coastal Clams: The Heat is On

The future looks hot for coastal clams. As the climate warms, heatwaves are expected to become more frequent and intense. This is bad news for certain types of clams that live in shallow waters along coasts. These clams are not only important for the environment but also for the economy, especial

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May 12 2025SCIENCE

Braking News: How Car Tech Might Be Saving Lives

In Japan, a recent look into car crashes showed interesting results about a feature called automatic emergency braking (AEB). This tech is designed to stop a car automatically if it senses a potential collision. Researchers wanted to see if AEB makes a difference in how badly pedestrians and cyclist

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