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Apr 18 2025FINANCE

A New Giant in Credit Cards

The landscape of credit card companies in the United States is about to change. Capital One is set to become the largest credit card issuer in the country. This is after receiving the green light from key regulators. The Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors and the Office of the Comptroll

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Apr 18 2025EDUCATION

Harvard's Big Money Problem

Harvard University is in a tough spot. The federal government has frozen billions of dollars in funding. This includes research grants and contracts. The university is also facing threats to its tax-exempt status and its ability to enroll international students. Harvard's endowment is massive, but i

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Apr 18 2025SCIENCE

Beyond Blue-Green: The Color That Defies Description

The human eye has been around for a long time, but it turns out there's still more to see. A group of researchers in the United States made a surprising claim. They said they saw a color that no one has ever seen before. They achieved this by using lasers to stimulate specific cells in the eye. The

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Apr 18 2025CRIME

A Campus in Shock: The Aftermath of a Tragic Shooting

Florida State University students returned to campus to collect their belongings after a chaotic day. The scene was different from the usual hustle and bustle. Instead, there were balloons, candles, and teddy bears scattered around a memorial site near the student union. This was the spot where a 20

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Apr 18 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Band Member's Dark Secret: The Shocking Truth Behind Joe Seiders' Arrest

The music world was left reeling when Joe Seiders, the drummer for the New Pornographers, was arrested in Palm Desert, CA. The charges? Possession of child pornography. The band, known for their indie power pop sound, quickly distanced themselves from Seiders, releasing a statement that expressed th

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Apr 18 2025OPINION

The Hidden Struggle: LGBT Life in Rwanda

Rwanda is known for its progress in many areas, but there's a side that often goes unnoticed. The lives of LGBT individuals in Rwanda are deeply affected by stigma. This isn't just about one type of prejudice. It's a mix of different factors that make life challenging for them. To understand this be

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Apr 18 2025HEALTH

Fighting the Sitting Slump: Making Online Meetings More Active

The digital age has made online meetings a regular part of many people's lives. However, spending long hours glued to a screen can have serious health consequences. It's not just about feeling tired or having a sore back. Prolonged sitting can lead to major health issues over time. While there have

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Apr 18 2025SCIENCE

How Safe Is Your Milk? The Hidden Dangers of Tick-Borne Encephalitis

Tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV) is a nasty virus that can sneak into the human body through tick bites. But here is a twist: it can also lurk in unpasteurized milk and dairy products from infected animals. Most often, goat milk or cheese is the culprit in food-borne TBE cases. This is a serious

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Apr 18 2025SCIENCE

How Often Should You Spray Your Grapevines?

Growing grapes in pots can be a fun project. But it's important to know how often to spray them with phosphonate. This is a chemical that helps keep plants healthy. A recent study looked at how often to spray and how much to use. They tested two different amounts and two different frequencies ov

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Apr 18 2025HEALTH

Hot Weather and Stomach Bugs in Rohingya Camps

The Rohingya people in Bangladesh are the biggest group of stateless individuals on the planet. They are facing many health issues, including stomach bugs, respiratory infections, and fevers. These problems are common in crowded places like refugee camps. One factor that might be making things worse

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