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Feb 05 2025SCIENCE

Uncovering the Many Faces of Our Choices

What drives our decisions? Our food and drink picks, the views we share, and the beliefs we hold are not just random. They're shaped by who we are and what's around us. Think about it: why do people who love the same political team also love the same foods? It's because their choices are not just ab

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Feb 05 2025HEALTH

Unlocking Potential: Can AI Improve Healthcare in Low-to-Middle Income Countries?

Imagine trying to use cutting-edge technology to change a situation where a majority of the people cannot access basic health care. Think about the scope of that challenge. The idea can be mind blowing especially if you focus on places where resources are limited, and talking about these countries c

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Feb 05 2025SCIENCE

One of the Minds behind The 100 Years Celebration

Cambridge University's very own Sarah Bray leads the way in developmental biology and neuroscience. Right now, she's the brain behind the scenes of Britain's Technical Science Organization. At the age of 35, Sarah started working with different biological research organizations and has never looked

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Feb 04 2025TECHNOLOGY

Is Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra the last of its kind?

The tech world has come a long way since the first iPhone. 18 years have passed and we've seen some big changes in our phones. Today, smartphones are basically rectangular slabs of glass. It seems like we've reached the end of the road for this design. This year, Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra, the comp

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Feb 04 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Fantastic Four Blast Off: A Cosmic Adventure

The Fantastic Four are about to make a splash on Earth. At first glance in the new film, "Fantastic Four First Steps, " it seems they will be launched into space. Marvel universe is constantly changing and this is going to be a big change. The characters are back on the big screen after a long wait

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Feb 04 2025TECHNOLOGY

Browsing Made Easy: Opera Air Takes on Stress

Imagine sitting in front of a computer or phone, overwhelmed by the constant flood of information. Thoughts like "I need a break" or "this is too much" might pop into your head. But there is a new solution to the chaos of the internet. Opera's fresh browser, named Air, isn't just another way to sur

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Feb 04 2025SPORTS

A Tale of Success and Blame Games

Clark Hunt is not one to make light of accusations made by other teams about the Chiefs. Hunt is the Owner of the Kansas City Chiefs and he doesn’t think other NFL teams have the right to blame referees for their losses. The Chiefs have never done it before, but are now close to making history wit

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Feb 04 2025SPORTS

Crystal Palace's Mateta: United's Answer to Goal Troubles?

Manchester United is struggling big time with scoring goals. It's easy to see why a new striker is needed. Some people think Ruben Amorim is having a pretty tough start at the helm. His defenders let in two goals against Crystal Palace over the weekend. Take note of Crystal Palace's Jean-Phili

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Feb 04 2025POLITICS

Joe Biden goes Hollywood

Joe Biden made a deal with CAA, the big entertainment agency. So now Biden gets treated like a celebrity. Biden and CAA were besties before. CAA wasn't shy about saying how proud they were for being a part of his team. Maybe this is part of Biden's journey to a new career after his big government

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Feb 04 2025HEALTH

Unveiling Long-Haul Effects of COVID-19

After COVID-19 patients recover, individuals can experience lasting conditions such as an intolerance to physical exertion for months, or even longer. Since COVID-19 first presented, research efforts to investigate these long-term implications have been of utmost priority. Adults who recovered fro

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