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Jun 10 2025TECHNOLOGY

Apple's Copycat Moves: What's New in 2025?

Apple has a habit of taking features from other apps and making them their own. This practice, known as "Sherlocking, " has been a part of Apple's strategy for a while. It all started back in the late '90s with a search app called Sherlock. This app let users search the web and their local files. Ar

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

How Real-World Data Shapes Medicine Approval

Real-world evidence (RWE) is becoming a big deal in the world of medicine. It's used to back up the effectiveness of new drugs and treatments. But how exactly does it influence decisions made by regulatory bodies and health tech assessors? This is a tricky question. To find out, a special tool calle

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Jun 10 2025SCIENCE

Vanillin's Hidden Powers: A Look at New Medicines

In the world of medicine, scientists are always on the hunt for new ways to fight diseases. Recently, they've been exploring vanillin, the stuff that gives vanilla its sweet smell. It turns out, vanillin might be more than just a flavoring. Five new vanillin-based compounds, called Van 1 to Van

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Jun 09 2025CRIME

The Hidden Truths of a Troubled Relationship

The legal drama surrounding a prominent music figure took a dramatic turn when a former girlfriend, known as Jane, shared her harrowing experiences in court. Jane's testimony painted a disturbing picture of a relationship that began with passion but quickly devolved into a cycle of coercion and mani

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Jun 09 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Matchmaker's Dilemma: Love and Money in the Big Apple

In the bustling city of New York, finding love can be as challenging as finding an affordable apartment. This is the world that Lucy, a skilled matchmaker, navigates daily. She works for a high-end firm called Adore, which specializes in pairing up wealthy New Yorkers. Her job is not just about sett

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Jun 09 2025SPORTS

Football's Future: Money, Storms, and Big Games

A recent court ruling has put college football in a spin. This decision means big changes for how money is shared among athletes. Greg Byrne, a key figure in the sport, has shared his thoughts on what this means for the future. The old system wasn't fair to football and basketball players.

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Jun 09 2025LIFESTYLE

Why Quitting a Passion Isn't as Bad as You Think

People often worry that dropping a passion will make them look bad. This fear can hold them back from trying new things or speaking up about tough situations. It is important to understand that people often judge others more kindly than they judge themselves. This is especially true when it comes

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Jun 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

How Smart Machines Can Go Wrong

Researchers in Philadelphia wanted to see if they could trick some smart machines into doing bad things. They had three targets: a self-driving car, a wheeled robot, and a four-legged robot that looks like a dog. They wanted to see if they could make these machines do things they should not do. The

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Jun 08 2025WEATHER

Stormy Night Ahead for South Carolina

The National Weather Service has issued a stern warning. A severe thunderstorm warning has been extended for Orangeburg County and parts of two other counties. This warning, initially set to end at 10 p. m. , is now active until 10:45 p. m. It covers Orangeburg, southern Calhoun, and southwestern Cl

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Jun 07 2025BUSINESS

Weather and Time: How They Affect Parking in City Centers

In the heart of Zhengzhou, a bustling city in China, a close look was taken at how long people park in big commercial areas. This was done to figure out how weather, parking costs, and the time of the week affect how long vehicles stay parked. The data was gathered from a large supermarket over a

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