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Oct 05 2025SPORTS

Miami's Dominance in Florida: A New Era Begins

Miami Hurricanes are making waves in the state of Florida. They are not just winning, but they are doing so in style. Their recent victory over Florida State Seminoles is a testament to their strength. The game was a showcase of Miami's offensive prowess and defensive tenacity. Carson Beck, the qua

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Oct 05 2025POLITICS

Portland's Peaceful Protests: Judge Puts a Pause on Trump's Troops

A federal judge in Portland recently put a temporary stop to President Trump's plan to send National Guard troops to the city. This decision came after Oregon's Attorney General filed a lawsuit, arguing that Trump's move was unnecessary and exaggerated the situation on the ground. The judge, Karin I

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Oct 03 2025TECHNOLOGY

Drones and Cranes: A Close Call in Tolleson

In a small town near Phoenix, Arizona, something unexpected happened. Two Amazon delivery drones crashed into a crane. This happened on a Wednesday morning, around 10 a. m. The drones were flying close to each other when they hit the crane. One drone fell near the crane, and the other landed in a di

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Oct 03 2025SPORTS

College Football's Top QBs: What Went Wrong and How to Fix It

College football's star quarterbacks are having a rough start to the 2025 season. Arch Manning, DJ Lagway, and other big names are struggling to meet expectations. Many factors are at play, including injuries, weak offensive lines, and tough schedules. Arch Manning, Texas' quarterback, is not livin

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Oct 01 2025SPORTS

How Sound Shapes the Basketball Experience

Basketball games are more than just a sport; they're an experience. The roar of the crowd, the echo of the ball bouncing, and the announcer's voice all play a part in making the game exciting. But have you ever thought about how sound affects the game and the people watching it? Researchers have be

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Sep 30 2025SPORTS

Leveling the Playing Field: How a New Bill Could Revolutionize College Sports

College sports might be in for a major shake-up. A new bill is on the table that could change how TV deals work for college sports conferences. Right now, big conferences like the Big Ten and SEC rake in millions more than smaller ones. This bill could help even things out. The bill, called the Stu

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Sep 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Standing Up to AI: A Writer's Fight Against Big Tech

In 2023, a writer discovered that their books had been used without permission to train AI models. This was a huge shock. The writer was one of many whose work was taken and used to make AI tools like chatbots. The companies behind these tools had taken years of hard work and turned it into data for

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Sep 29 2025BUSINESS

Starbucks Brews Up Big Changes

Starbucks, a coffee giant, is facing some tough times. The company recently announced it would close about 1% of its stores in North America. This might not sound like a lot, but it's a big deal. They're also letting go of 900 workers and taking a huge financial hit. The new CEO, Brian Niccol, is tr

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Sep 29 2025SPORTS

Kansas Jayhawks Secure Top Prospect for 2026

Taylen Kinney, a standout point guard from Newport, Kentucky, has chosen to join the Kansas Jayhawks for the 2026 season. This news comes as a significant boost for Kansas' recruiting efforts, especially in a year where top prospects are taking their time to decide. Kinney is not just any player; h

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Sep 28 2025POLITICS

Seychelles Election Heads for Second Round

In a surprising turn of events, the Seychelles presidential race is headed for a runoff. The electoral commission announced that neither of the top candidates secured the required majority in the first round. Opposition leader Patrick Herminie and current President Wavel Ramkalawan will now face eac

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