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Nov 17 2024WEATHER

November Surprises: Why Hurricane Season Isn't Over Yet

You might think November means the end of hurricane season, but think again! This year, a storm named Sara is reminding us that hurricanes don't always stick to the calendar. Sara formed in the western Caribbean Sea and had a slow weekend crawl over Central America. She's expected to move over Beliz

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Nov 17 2024TRAVEL

Goodbye 3-1-1: Big Changes Coming to Airport Liquid Rules

Ever felt frustrated about having to squeeze your favorite shampoo into a tiny bottle before a flight? Well, that could soon change! The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is considering relaxing the rules on liquid sizes in carry-on bags. This means you might be able to bring full-size li

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Nov 17 2024EDUCATION

Exploring Scottish Men's Social Climbs Over Time

Let's dive into how social mobility in Scotland changed for men between the late 1800s and the late 1900s. We're looking at new data that links the lives of young men in 1871 to their adult lives in 1901. This is then compared to men in their 30s and 40s in 1974 and 2001. The big surprise? Social mo

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Nov 17 2024ENVIRONMENT

Why Some Nations Excel in Tackling Climate Change

Ever thought about why some countries seem to manage climate change better than others? The secret lies in their state capacity, which is about the power and skills of their government. This isn't just about having a strong central government, but also about effectively making and implementing polic

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Nov 17 2024SCIENCE

Volcanoes on the Moon's Hidden Side

Did you know that the far side of the moon, the part we never see from Earth, had its own share of volcanic activity? This was proven by a recent study that analyzed rocks and dirt brought back by China's Chang'e-6 spacecraft. Scientists found fragments of volcanic rock that were over 2 billion year

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Nov 17 2024POLITICS

Energy Expert Chris Wright Tapped to Lead DOE

President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Chris Wright, CEO of Denver-based fracking company Liberty Energy, to be the next Secretary of the Department of Energy. Wright will also join the newly formed Council of National Energy, which Trump said will include all agencies involved in energy processes.

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Nov 17 2024FINANCE

The Unexpected Impact: Crypto's Rise with Trump's Return

In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump's recent presidential victory sent the crypto market into a frenzy. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, like Ethereum and Solana, saw their values soar. Investors poured cash into these digital assets, hoping Trump's business-friendly approach would boost

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Nov 16 2024SCIENCE

Boosting Polyvinyl Alcohol's Power with Carbon Nanotubes and Zinc Oxide

Scientists have been mixing things up to create stronger and smarter materials. They've been blending Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) with Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) and Zinc Oxide (ZnO) to make composites with super electrical and mechanical properties. The goal? To see how these tiny fillers can boost PVA's

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Nov 16 2024SCIENCE

Fossil Echinoderms: A Closer Look at Their Feeding Habits

Echinoderms are a group of sea creatures known for their unique bodies and rich fossil history. One of their standout features is Mutable Collagenous Tissue (MCT), a special kind of connective tissue that can change shape quickly. This makes it hard to trace their evolution in the geological record.

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Nov 16 2024WEATHER

Weather Shifts in North Texas: Rain Expected by Sunday Night

Looks like North Texas is in for a mix of weather this weekend. Saturday should be sunny and mild, with temperatures reaching the 70s. But don't get too used to it, because Sunday afternoon may bring some showers. As we move into Sunday night and Monday, things could get a bit stormy. There's a chan

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