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Apr 14 2025SCIENCE

Blood Cell Sorting: A Closer Look at Leukemia Diagnosis

Monocytes, a type of white blood cell, come in three main varieties. These are labeled as classical, intermediate, and non-classical. Each type has a unique job in the immune system. The classical ones, known as MO1, have high levels of CD14 and no CD16. Intermediate ones, or MO2, have both CD14 and

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Apr 14 2025ENVIRONMENT

Iowa's Waterways: A Hidden Pollution Crisis

Iowa is a major player in the agriculture industry. More than 85% of the state is dedicated to farming. This makes it a prime spot to study how farming affects local waterways. A recent study looked at small, shallow streams across the state. It focused on pollutants that are becoming a global issue

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Apr 14 2025POLITICS

Trump's Trade Twists: Electronics Tariffs in Chaos

The Trump administration has been sending mixed signals about tariffs on Chinese electronics. The administration first announced tariffs on Chinese goods. Then, they made an exception for smartphones, computers, and semiconductors, avoiding a massive 145 percent tariff. This exemption was only temp

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Apr 14 2025FINANCE

Dollar Gets a Break, But for How Long?

The dollar saw a brief boost in the market after the U. S. decided to hold off on tariffs for certain electronics. This move was part of a larger strategy to ease tensions in the tech industry. However, the relief was short-lived. The president's comments about the tech exemption dampened the dollar

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Apr 13 2025SCIENCE

A Star's Surprising Meal: The Truth About a Dying Planet

The James Webb Space Telescope has uncovered a surprising twist in the life of a distant star. The star, known as ZTF SLRN-2020, is about 12, 000 light-years away. Astronomers initially thought the star had grown into a red giant and swallowed a nearby planet. This is a common event in some star sys

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Apr 13 2025EDUCATION

Smart Tech in Schools: Boosting AI Teaching with a Clever Mix

Educational systems are changing fast. Schools are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) tools. This shift is pushing universities to find better ways to teach AI. A recent study took a close look at how AI can improve teaching and learning. The study split the big picture into thr

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Apr 12 2025HEALTH

How Daily Habits Affect Health and Longevity

The Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines are a set of recommendations for daily physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep. These guidelines are designed to promote overall health and well-being. They suggest that following these guidelines can reduce the chances of developing various chroni

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Apr 12 2025SPORTS

LeBron's Future: Family First, Then What?

LeBron James has been a dominant force in basketball for over 20 years. He is still going strong at 40. But how much of this success is due to his wife, Savannah? She has been his rock, allowing him to focus on his career. LeBron knows that once he retires, his family will be his top priority. He

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Apr 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

Family Fun and Green Living: Earth Day Festival in Oak Cliff

Earth Day is coming up, and it's a big deal. This year, Oak Cliff is hosting a family-friendly festival to mark the occasion. The event is all about having fun while learning how to take care of our planet. It's happening on April 13th, from noon to 5 PM, at Lake Cliff Park. The best part? It's free

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Apr 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

Charleston's Green Path to a Better Future

Charleston is making big moves to protect its environment and improve life for its people. The city has kicked off a project called The Just Corridor. This is a big deal because it is the first of its kind in the Southeast. The project is named after Ernest Everett Just, a famous A

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