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Feb 27 2025POLITICS

When Bosses Play Favorites, Is It Fair?

The Supreme Court is tackling a big question. Can a boss's preference for certain employees be considered unfair treatment? This isn't about who gets along with whom. It's about whether the law is fair to everyone. The case involves an employee, Marlean Ames. She believes she was overlooked for

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Feb 26 2025SPORTS

Diana Taurasi's Final Buzzer: A Legend Steps Away

Diana Taurasi, a name that has become synonymous with women's basketball, has decided to hang up her jersey after an incredible 20-year career. Taurasi, who turned 42 this year, made the announcement on a Tuesday afternoon. She revealed that on New Year's Day, she realized it was time to step away f

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Feb 26 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Lilly Ledbetter's Fight for Justice Hits the Big Screen This Summer

Patricia Clarkson takes on the role of Lilly Ledbetter in the upcoming drama "Lilly, " a story based on a true event. The movie is set to hit theaters on May 9. Lilly Ledbetter was a supervisor at a tire factory in Alabama. She worked hard to provide a better life for her family, having grown up in

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Feb 25 2025CRIME

Unfair Trial: Supreme Court Sends Death Row Case Back to Oklahoma

The Supreme Court recently made a surprising decision. They overturned the murder conviction of Richard Glossip, who has been on Oklahoma's death row since 1998. This case is unusual because the Supreme Court, known for its conservative leanings, rarely sides with death row inmates. The court's deci

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Feb 25 2025POLITICS

IRS Shake-Up: A New Leader Steps In

The IRS is about to get a new acting leader. Doug O’Donnell, who has been with the IRS for nearly 40 years, is expected to announce his retirement. This move comes after a tumultuous period for the IRS, marked by significant changes and controversies. The IRS has been under fire from multip

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Feb 25 2025SCIENCE

Battling Rust: How Two Chemicals Protect Steel

Imagine a world where steel structures crumble under the relentless attack of acid. That's a real problem. But scientists have found a way to fight back. They tested two special chemicals, 2PzH and 2PzMe, to see if they could protect steel from corrosion in a harsh acid environment. The results

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Feb 25 2025HEALTH

Work Addiction: A Global Problem

Work addiction is a real issue. It's not just about working hard; it's about being unable to stop. This problem is worldwide. People in 85 different cultures from six continents are affected. It's a big deal because it's hard to measure. Researchers need a reliable tool to study it. This tool must w

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Feb 25 2025POLITICS

Back to the Grind: Federal Workers Return to Offices

Federal employees across the country are heading back to their offices. This is a big change for many who have been working from home since the COVID-19 pandemic. President Trump has made it clear that he wants federal workers back in their offices. Elon Musk, who is leading the charge for Presiden

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Feb 24 2025SPORTS

Should Henry Cejudo Hang Up His Gloves?

Henry Cejudo's recent loss at UFC Seattle has sparked conversations about his future in the sport. After a tough fight, Cejudo lost to Song Yadong due to a technical decision. The fight took a turn when Cejudo suffered a severe eye poke, which affected his vision in the third round. The referee had

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Feb 24 2025TECHNOLOGY

Kindle Fans, Time to Act Fast!

Amazon is about to shut down a handy feature that lets you download your Kindle books to a computer and transfer them via USB. This feature was originally designed for Kindle users with older devices that lack Wi-Fi connectivity. It has also been a lifesaver for those who want to keep a backup of th

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