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Nov 01 2024TECHNOLOGY

Meta's AR Glasses: A Look into the Future

Meta's new Orion AR glasses are giving us a sneak peek into what the future might look like. These glasses, which are still in the prototype stage, are more than just a cool gadget. They're Meta's big bet to reduce dependence on smartphones and the app stores controlled by Apple and Google. Imagine

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Oct 31 2024SPORTS

Dodgers' Victory Flight: A Unique Homecoming

The Los Angeles Dodgers, fresh off their World Series win against the New York Yankees, returned home in style. They boarded a plane owned by the New England Patriots, raising eyebrows about a potential taunt towards their East Coast rivals. The Dodgers clinched their eighth championship with a thri

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Oct 30 2024SCIENCE

Ancient Shrimp-like Creature Found in Fool's Gold

Imagine finding a shimmering fossil that looks like a piece of expensive jewelry. Well, that's exactly what scientists discovered in New York state. This fossil is a new type of ancient arthropod, similar to modern-day shrimp. It lived on the ocean floor around 450 million years ago. The unique thin

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Oct 29 2024SCIENCE

A Unique Discovery in Colorado: The Story of a Swamp Dweller

In the heart of Northwestern Colorado, near the small town of Rangely, a paleontology team from the University of Colorado has been digging for over 15 years. Recently, they made a remarkable discovery – the jaw of a Heleocola piceanus, a creature that roamed the swamps of the area 75 million year

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Oct 29 2024SCIENCE

Mystery Solved but NASA Keeps Orion’s Secret for Now

It’s been over a year since NASA’s Orion spacecraft faced trouble with its heat shield during the Artemis I flight. Now, space enthusiasts are eager to know what caused the shield to crack and chip. Surprisingly, NASA is keeping this information under wraps. Lakiesha Hawkins, from NASA’s Moon to Ma

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Oct 29 2024POLITICS

Who Won the Election Ad Battle? A Closer Look

Political ads are everywhere these days. But who’s really winning the ad war? We dug into data from 3. 7 million TV ads to find out. Democrats spent a whopping $213 million more than Republicans on TV ads between August and October. That’s a lot of money! They also got 9. 9 billion more ad views nat

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Oct 28 2024SPORTS

Dark Days for Jets: Aaron Rodgers Faces Off-Season Challenges

The New York Jets are in a tough spot after losing their fifth game in a row, this time to their division rivals, the New England Patriots. The final score was 25-22, with the Patriots pulling off a last-minute win despite losing their starting quarterback, Drake Maye, to a concussion. Aaron Rodger

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Oct 28 2024SPORTS

Patriots Weigh Trades Before Deadline

The New England Patriots, with a bleak 2-6 record, are mulling over the idea of making some trades. They could turn into sellers to grab draft picks from contending teams interested in their veteran players. The NFL trade deadline is creeping up, set for November 5th. "The Patriots are definitely r

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Oct 28 2024SPORTS

Patriots Snatch Last-Minute Win with Stevenson's Touchdown

In a thrilling finish, the New England Patriots squeezed past the New York Jets with a 25-22 victory at Gillette Stadium. The turning point came with just 22 seconds left on the clock. Running back Rhamondre Stevenson (who had been subbed in for the injured Drake Maye) managed a one-yard touchdown,

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Oct 27 2024BUSINESS

Airline's New Tech Tackles Line Cutters

American Airlines is trying out an innovative boarding system at three airports to keep line cutters in check. The tech, under testing at Albuquerque International Sunport Airport, Tucson International Airport, and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, makes a noise when someone tries to board

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