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Dec 16 2025BUSINESS

Tech and Jobs: What's Cooking in the U. S. ?

The U. S. is making big moves to boost its tech scene. The government is planning to hire 1, 000 specialists for a new "Tech Force" to work on AI and finance projects. This is a big deal because the U. S. has been falling behind in tech and shipbuilding since World War II. But now, companies from ot

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Dec 16 2025BUSINESS

Goldman Sachs Shakes Up Tech Teams for Digital Future

Goldman Sachs is mixing things up in its tech investment teams. They are merging their telecom and "CoreTech" teams to create a new group focused on digital infrastructure and AI deals. This new group, called Global Infrastructure Technology, will be led by Yasmine Coupal and Jason Tofsky. Coupal ha

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Dec 16 2025CRYPTO

AureaVault: A Safe Bet for Crypto Traders in Mexico and Beyond

Crypto traders in Mexico and other parts of the world now have a new option that promises top-notch security and strict regulations. AureaVault, a U. S. -based crypto exchange, has expanded its services to cater to international markets, with a special focus on Mexico and Latin America. Why is this

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Dec 16 2025SCIENCE

Grasshopper Power: Unlocking New Flavors with Science

Grasshoppers are more than just critters in the grass. They pack a punch of flavor, especially when it comes to umami, that savory taste we love in foods like soy sauce and cheese. Scientists have found four special peptides in grasshoppers that give off this umami vibe. These peptides are tiny bits

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Dec 16 2025SPORTS

Kansas Jayhawks Climb the Rankings After Hard-Earned Win

The Kansas Jayhawks are making waves in the college basketball scene. They just moved up two spots in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, now sitting at No. 17. This is their highest ranking so far this season. They earned this spot after a tough win against North Carolina State, which went into over

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Dec 16 2025SPORTS

Vermont's Winter Sports Stars Shine Bright

Vermont's winter sports season is heating up, and fans are getting a say in who gets the spotlight. From hockey to wrestling and basketball, athletes are making big moves and fans are voting for their favorites. This is the first time in the 2025-26 season that the public can vote for the top athlet

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Dec 16 2025SPORTS

UNC Basketball: Rising Stars and Ranking Shifts

UNC basketball is making waves in the polls, but their performance is a mix of highs and lows. The team is currently ranked 13th in the latest coaches' poll, a jump from their previous 15th spot. This rise comes after a strong win against USC Upstate, where they secured an 18-point victory. However,

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Dec 16 2025SCIENCE

Winter Solstice Science: A Unique Learning Experience

The University of Massachusetts Amherst is set to host a special event for the winter solstice. This event will take place at the Sunwheel on December 21. Two sessions are planned: one at sunrise and another at sunset. The goal is to help people understand the science behind the shortest day of the

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Dec 16 2025EDUCATION

Schools' Hidden Struggle: When Kindness Isn't Enough

Schools are trying hard to make students feel safe and happy. But new research shows that this might not be working for everyone. In fact, it could be making things worse for some kids. The study looked at over a million students in California. It found that students who are bullied because of who

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Dec 15 2025SCIENCE

The Hidden World of Placenta Cells: A Closer Look

The placenta is a remarkable organ that connects a mother and her baby during pregnancy. It has special cells called trophoblast cells. These cells form two distinct layers on the surface of tiny, tree-like structures called chorionic villi. One layer is the outer syncytiotrophoblast (STB), and the

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