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Dec 12 2025TECHNOLOGY

Big Tech's Big Bet on India's Digital Future

India is becoming a hotspot for major tech companies. Amazon and Microsoft are pouring in huge amounts of money. Amazon plans to invest $35 billion by 2030. This money will go into online shopping, AI, delivery services, and helping small businesses sell abroad. Microsoft is also investing $17. 5 bi

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Dec 12 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Facing Tough Competition

Call of Duty has always been a big deal in the gaming world. But now, Black Ops 7 is not doing as well as its predecessor, Black Ops 6. This is a big change from the usual trend where Call of Duty games are the top sellers in the US. In the first 26 days after its release, Black Ops 7 sold about 40

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Checking Blood Sugar: How Well Do Home Devices Stack Up?

Managing diabetes is a big deal, and getting blood sugar levels right is key. People use small, handheld devices to check their sugar at home. But how good are these devices compared to the big machines in labs? A recent study put three devices to the test: two home glucometers (DSA and MedSenso) a

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Dec 12 2025TECHNOLOGY

Zooming Fast: Top Electric Cars That Leave Others Behind

Electric cars are changing the game. They're not just eco-friendly; they're also incredibly fast. Let's talk about some of the quickest electric vehicles out there. First up, the Aspark Owl. This Japanese supercar is one of the fastest street-legal vehicles. It goes from 0 to 60 mph in just 1. 72 s

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Dec 12 2025POLITICS

A Congressman's Bold Move: Impeachment Articles Filed Against Defense Secretary

A Michigan congressman, Shri Thanedar, has made a striking move by introducing impeachment articles against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The charges? Murder, conspiracy to murder, and mishandling classified information. Thanedar's claims are serious, accusing Hegseth of ordering strikes on a

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Dec 12 2025BUSINESS

Oracle's Big Bet on AI: Why Investors Are Worried

Oracle's stock took a big hit recently. It dropped the most since January. Why? The company is spending a lot on AI and data centers. This spending is growing fast. But it's not turning into cloud profits as quickly as investors hoped. In the last quarter, Oracle spent about $12 billion on capital

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Breathing Easy: What Helps Burn Patients Recover Faster?

Burn injuries are serious. They often need help with breathing. This help comes from machines. These machines are called ventilators. They push air into the lungs. Some patients need them for a short time. Others need them for a long time. Why does this happen? A study looked into this. It happened

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Dec 12 2025HEALTH

Radiation Safety: What Do Healthcare Workers in Addis Ababa Really Know?

In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, medical imaging plays a big role in healthcare. But how much do the people who work in nuclear medicine know about radiation safety? This is a big question. It's not just about the machines and buildings. It's also about what the workers know, how they feel, and what they d

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Dec 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

Warming Oceans Put the Brakes on New England's Shrimp Fishing

New England's shrimp fishing industry is taking a big hit. It's been on hold since 2014. Why? The ocean is getting warmer. This makes it hard for shrimp to survive. The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission just decided to keep the ban for at least three more years. The shrimp population is s

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Dec 12 2025SPORTS

A Century of Memories: Matthews Arena's Final Farewell

Matthews Arena, a historic venue in Boston, is set to close its doors after over a century of hosting major events. The arena, which opened in 1910, has been a hub for sports, politics, and music. It has seen the likes of Babe Ruth playing hockey, political rallies featuring future U. S. presidents,

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