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Dec 11 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Jeremy Allen White Joins 'The Mandalorian' Movie as Jabba's Son

Get ready for a new face in the Star Wars galaxy! Jeremy Allen White, known for his roles in 'The Bear' and 'Shameless', is set to voice Rotta the Hutt, the son of the notorious crime lord Jabba the Hutt, in the upcoming 'The Mandalorian & Grogu' movie. Rotta first made an appearance in the 2008 ani

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Dec 11 2024SCIENCE

The Universe's Speedy Expansion: A Cosmic Riddle

Imagine trying to measure the growth of a garden only to find that your ruler and your friend's yardstick give you different results. That's a bit like what astronomers are dealing with when they try to figure out how fast the universe is expanding. They look at old light from the early universe and

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Dec 10 2024HEALTH

Understanding FCD Lesions in the Brain: A Closer Look

Scientists set out on a mission to classify lesions known as focal cortical dysplasia (FCD) in the insulo-opercular region of the brain. This brain area, located deep within the brain structure, can be tricky. The study's goal was to map the exact spots and extents of these FCD lesions and understan

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Dec 09 2024BUSINESS

California's Top Counties Power the US Economy

Did you know that ten counties in California generate more economic activity than some entire countries? A recent report shows that these counties are no joke when it comes to business. Los Angeles leads the pack, producing goods and services worth about the same as Switzerland's entire economy. Tha

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Dec 08 2024SCIENCE

Uncovering the Unseen: The Uncus and Its Arterial Branches

In a recent anatomical study, researchers explored the relationship between the uncus and the branches of the anterior choroidal artery (AChA). They examined 124 hemispheres from 62 cadavers to gather data on the length of the AChA and the distances of its uncal branches. The average length of the A

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Dec 08 2024SCIENCE

Bacteria Boost Rice Growth in Stressful Conditions

You might think that rice plants would struggle when they don’t get enough nutrients, especially in tough conditions like droughts or salty soils. But did you know that certain bacteria can actually help them out? One such bacterium is Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, which has shown to be a real game-ch

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Dec 07 2024BUSINESS

Texas Tech Firms Score Big in Semiconductor Investments

Lately, two North Texas tech companies have managed to secure a substantial amount of funding. They've bagged over $80 million collectively, thanks to the CHIPS and Science Act. This act aims to boost the semiconductor industry, which is crucial for national security and economy. The funding comes j

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Dec 07 2024HEALTH

Is COVID-19 Linked to Acute Myeloid Leukemia?

In the beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists couldn't predict its long-term effects. Fast forward to early 2021, and doctors encountered an intriguing case. A patient was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), and it was strongly suggested that this deadly blood cancer could be

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Dec 07 2024BUSINESS

November Job Report: A Mixed Bag for Workers and Economists

In November, the job market bounced back with 227, 000 new jobs outside the farming sector, a big leap from the revised October figure of 36, 000. This rebound was driven by a drop in labor strikes and severe weather in the Southeast. Healthcare, leisure and hospitality, and government jobs led the

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Dec 06 2024POLITICS

Naval Academy's Diverse Admissions Upheld by Court

A judge recently ruled that the Naval Academy can consider race in its admissions. The goal is to boost diversity and national security. Some people might not like this, but the judge said it's important for military effectiveness. The decision doesn't stop others from challenging it in court. The

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