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Nov 17 2024SPORTS

Jon Jones: Faith, Family, and Fighting

Jon Jones, a UFC heavyweight champion, is known for his impressive fighting skills. But what really powers his success? His family and faith play a big role. Growing up with three brothers, including NFL players Arthur and Chandler, Jones faced many challenges. He lost his sister, Carmen, at a young

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Nov 17 2024SPORTS

Boxer's Cut, Coach's Tweet: A Look at Women's Sports Controversies

Everyone's talking about the recent women's boxing match between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor. The fight was full of action, but it's the controversial decisions that have people buzzing. South Carolina Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley wasn't quiet about her feelings. She took to social media to expre

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Nov 16 2024HEALTH

Checking Teeth in Homes: New Tool vs. Old

Living in a nursing home can make it tough to keep up with dental check-ups and oral hygiene. This can lead to bad oral health. There's a tool called interRAI that caregivers use to assess residents' health, including their teeth. The problem is, the current section about oral health in this tool is

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Nov 16 2024ENVIRONMENT

Groundwater vs. Surface Water: How Soil Changes Over Time

When we're short on freshwater in dry areas, farmers often turn to salty groundwater. But, what does this do to our soil and the tiny critters living in it over the long term? Researchers took a close look at a goji berry field split in two—one watered with salty groundwater and the other with surfa

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Nov 16 2024SCIENCE

Unique Differences in Ethiopian Cow Breeds: A Genome Study

Did you know that cows have tiny changes in their genes that help them adapt to different places? These changes are called copy number variations (CNVs), and they're like blueprints for survival in specific environments. Ethiopia is home to some amazing cow breeds, like Abigar, Fellata, and Gojjam-

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Nov 15 2024CRIME

Tragic Death of GA Student: Trial Begins

On Friday, a court in Georgia will begin hearing the case of Jose Antonio Ibarra, a 26-year-old man accused of killing nursing student Laken Riley. Ibarra has chosen to have a judge, not a jury, decide his fate. The prosecution seeks life imprisonment without parole. Riley's body was discovered in

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Nov 15 2024BUSINESS

Women Lead the Way: A Legacy of Female Excellence in Finance

Betsy Ward, the pioneering woman who became MassMutual's first female CFO, is hanging up her hat after a remarkable 30-year career. But the finance helm at this Fortune 500 giant will stay in women's hands. Meet Mary Jane (MJ) Fortin, the next in line, known for her stellar track record at Thrivent

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Nov 15 2024EDUCATION

Chancellor Robert Jones Steps Down After Record-Breaking Tenure

Last week, the Board of Education gathered to talk about closing seven Acero charter schools and hiring external legal counsel. Meanwhile, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign announced that Chancellor Robert Jones will retire at the end of the school year. Jones has served as chancellor for

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Nov 15 2024POLITICS

Trump's Plan to Shift Education Focus

Donald Trump has big plans for education. He wants to change how schools talk about race, gender, and politics. He thinks schools are teaching kids the wrong things. Trump says he'll use federal money to make schools follow his rules. He wants to stop transgender athletes from playing in girls' spor

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Nov 15 2024HEALTH

Public Trust in Scientists Slowly Recovers Post-Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on public trust in scientists, but a recent survey shows a small increase. Last year, only 73% of Americans expressed confidence in scientists, but now that number has climbed to 76%. During the peak of the pandemic in 2020, the figure was much higher at 87%. The Pe

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