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Feb 05 2025LIFESTYLE

Rock-Throwing at dinner

Picture facing a target and hurling rocks as high as a goal that you need to hit; you’re calming down your nerves and have the good time of your life while getting majorly tempted by a made-to-order, homemade; menu pressed out of a smash burger. The Quarry Taphouse is in Hastings. Minnesota is home

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Feb 05 2025BUSINESS

City Experts: The Urban Wage Gap

In American cities, racial inequalities in pay are a big problem. It's no secret that big cities have more job opportunities. This is great for gaining skills and experience. The term "experience factor" is used to describe this. Usually, workers in big cities earn more. However, for Black and Latin

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Feb 05 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Polygamy Split Reveals Ideas About Divorce and Dating

They were brought together in a plural marriage that spanned decades. However, in recent years, the Brown family's polygamous lifestyle has been slowly unravelling. Their once shared religious beliefs have taken a backseat as the family members have begun to explore different views. As the

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Feb 05 2025EDUCATION

Little Brains, Big Screens: What's the Verdict?

Little kids are curious and soak up everything around them. Screens are everywhere these days, from TV to tablets. It's natural to wonder how all this screen time affects their language skills. Researchers jumped in to see if the time toddlers spend on screens impacts their language and how they t

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Feb 04 2025EDUCATION

Genes, Bias, and School: Can a Test Decide Your Future?

Have you ever thought about how schools choose who goes where? Like a big sorting hat. There's more to it than what meets the eye. Schools have always been a place for learning and growing, but what if something more complicated wants in? Something we call polygenic scores, which are like a report

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Feb 04 2025POLITICS

Migrants fly to Guantanamo Bay Amidst Legal Questions and Confusion

Guantanamo Bay, tucked away in Cuba, is about to become a hub of activity. The US plans to send migrants from the southern border all the way to this naval base. The Department of Homeland Security and the Pentagon are trying to figure out if this step is legal. This unprecedented move comes from a

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Feb 04 2025POLITICS

Bosget Protection

Leading up to the January 6 surprise Employees wanted information about their fellow officers to act with the appropriate courses of action in order to shift the momentum of 1000 security agencies. They were looking for the right person to help run the administration's machinery, On Tuesday, 24th

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Feb 04 2025POLITICS

The FBI's January 6 Name Game and Employee Backlash

Recently, a large number of FBI employees have dealt with unsettling demands from the Justice Department. More than 5, 000 FBI employees were asked to provide personal details for their work on the January 6 riot cases. This demand rises from the Justice Department's interest in identifying personne

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Feb 04 2025EDUCATION

Chatting Up English: How AI is Changing the Game for Students

The world is buzzing with new language tools, like generative AI. These tools have a lot of potential for English language learners (ELL). Many believe that AI could revolutionize the way ELLs tackle their writing assignments. Recently, some research on the impact of AI on ELLs focused on how m

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Feb 04 2025CELEBRITIES

Grammy Glow-Up Gone Awry

Imagine the scene: A gifted designer, Bianca Censori, steps onto the red carpet at the Grammys 2025. It's a high point, a jeweled night. She arrives cloaked in a fur coat she gracefully removes for her gown: an exquisite see-through dress. A noticeable tension appears. A seasoned expert, Judi James,

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