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Dec 15 2024POLITICS

Trump’s Late-Night Transition Buzz

When the sun sets, Donald Trump’s transition efforts ramp up. Since the election, over half of his staff announcements have been made after 6 p. m. , often after 10 p. m. This night owl routine has sparked late-night social media chatter and news coverage. Trump’s evenings are filled with events lik

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Dec 15 2024CRIME

Irvine's New High-Tech Crime Center

Irvine's police department has recently opened a new "Real-Time Crime Center" (RTCC) that's giving officers a big boost in fighting crime. This new tech hub lets them access over 1, 000 live cameras around the city. That includes cameras at intersections, schools, and even a system that reads licens

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Dec 14 2024HEALTH

How SARS-CoV-2 Infection Affects Mental Health

You might have heard that people who catch SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can face mental health issues. But what about those who don't even know they're infected? A new study set out to answer this question and found some interesting results. The study looked at whether mental health

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Dec 14 2024POLITICS

Trump and GOP Aim to End Daylight Saving Time

President-elect Donald Trump recently announced his plans to eliminate daylight saving time once he takes office. He shared this intention on TruthSocial, stating that while daylight saving time has some supporters, it's inconvenient and costly for the nation. Two of Trump's advisors, Elon Musk and

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Dec 13 2024POLITICS

Holiday Spending: A Mirror of Economic Hopes and Fears

This holiday season, Americans are not just buying gifts—they're casting votes on the economy with their wallets. The University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers, directed by economist Joanne Hsu, has been tracking consumer sentiment for over 75 years. This trusted index shows that how people feel

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Dec 12 2024CELEBRITIES

Royals in the Spotlight: Kate's Near Miss and Meghan's Fun Time

This week saw some interesting happenings in the royal world. Kate Middleton, widely speculated to be a top contender for Time Magazine's "Person of the Year, " didn't end up with the title. Instead, the award went to none other than the then-incoming President of the United States, Donald Trump. Me

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Dec 12 2024POLITICS

Michigan's New Family Leave Plan: A Closer Look

Think about taking time off work to care for a new baby or a sick family member without losing your job or pay. That's the idea behind a new bill in Michigan, sponsored by Senator Erika Geiss of Taylor. The bill, called Family Leave Optimal Coverage (FLOC), would let employees take up to 12 weeks of

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Dec 11 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Prime Video's Top Sci-Fi Movies: A Fun Guide

If you're into sci-fi, Prime Video has some fantastic movies to check out. The streaming service offers a mix of time travel, artificial intelligence, and futuristic worlds. With so many options, it can be hard to pick something good. But don't worry, we've got your back! You might think sci-fi is

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Dec 09 2024SCIENCE

Timeless Patterns: The Birth of Dissipative Time Crystals

Scientists have discovered something fascinating called dissipative time crystals. These aren’t any ordinary crystals; they’re more like patterns that repeat over time. They’re special because they appear when certain conditions are met in collective spin systems. These systems are like small magnet

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Dec 09 2024SPORTS

Miami Dolphins: A Comeback for the Ages

The Miami Dolphins were in deep water against the New York Jets. The defense was struggling, and the Jets had a comfortable eight-point lead as the fourth quarter began. But the Dolphins didn't give up. They forced overtime and then won the game with a quick drive capped by a 10-yard touchdown pass

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