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Dec 09 2024CRIME

Lessons from the West: Balancing Reform and Safety

It's not just about being soft on crime or tough on criminals; it's about finding a balance. Dallas should look to the West Coast's recent elections for clues. In places like Los Angeles and San Francisco, voters booted district attorneys who went too lenient on crime. They threw out mayors who coul

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Dec 08 2024TECHNOLOGY

BenQ's ScreenBar Lamps: The Perfect WFH Lighting Solution

Working from home has its perks, but setting up the perfect workspace can be tricky. One gadget that's made a big difference for many is BenQ's ScreenBar lamp. This Taiwanese company is known for their top-notch monitors and projectors, but their ScreenBar lamps are a game-changer for home offices.

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Dec 08 2024SCIENCE

Editing Grapevines for Better Mildew Resistance

Ever wondered how to make grapevines tougher against disease? Scientists have found a clever way using something called CRISPR/Cas9. By editing two genes, MLO6-7 and NPR3, they've made grapevines more resistant to powdery and downy mildew. The best part? These edited plants can lose the extra gene b

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Dec 08 2024POLITICS

Notre Dame's Triumphant Return: A Global Effort Celebrated

After a devastating fire in 2019, the historic Notre Dame cathedral in Paris has risen from the ashes, thanks to a global effort and a determined president. The grand reopening, also a diplomatic affair, saw world leaders gathered to celebrate the restoration. President Emmanuel Macron hailed the fe

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Dec 07 2024SCIENCE

Drugs Unleashed: How Clever Links are Revolutionizing Delivery

Imagine you're sick, and your medicine can't reach the right spot in your body to do its job. That's a common issue with many drugs today. Scientists are tackling this problem by creating special links that can break apart in the right conditions, allowing the medicine to be released exactly where a

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Dec 06 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Crime & Sugar: When Actors Become Bandits

Ever wondered how desperation and syrup mix? Margo Martindale and Chris Diamantopoulos are here to show you. These actors teamed up in "The Sticky, " a comedy about a heist. But not just any heist – we're talking maple syrup! Based on a real 2012 event, the story follows a maple farmer and a Boston

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Dec 06 2024CRIME

Victims' Voices: Reshaping NYC's Justice System

Imagine New York City without Rikers Island. That's the plan, and it's time to listen to who matters most: crime victims. A new report shows that most survivors want support, not just punishment. They want people struggling with mental health and addiction to get help in secure facilities, not jails

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Dec 06 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Guy Ritchie's New Series: A Peek Into London's Crime Scene

Guy Ritchie has something exciting brewing in the crime drama genre. His upcoming series on Paramount+ and Showtime is packed with talented stars, including Joanne Froggatt and Jasmine Jobson. The story dives into the hidden power struggles of two prominent London families, with a secret puppet mast

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Dec 05 2024SCIENCE

Uncovering Secret Enzymes: A Journey into Taste

Ever wondered why the taste of some seafood like oysters can be a bit bitter? That’s where aminopeptidases come into play. These enzymes break down bitter peptides in proteins. Until now, scientists haven’t had a clear method to find and study these enzymes properly. This study used a smart computer

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Dec 05 2024FINANCE

Bitcoin's Surge: How Jerome Powell's Take on Crypto Matters

You might not expect the Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell, to influence bitcoin's value. But during a recent talk with CNBC, Powell’s comments gave bitcoin a boost. He revealed he doesn't own any crypto and noted that the Fed can't control it. But when he compared bitcoin to gold, people took no

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