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Nov 20 2025SPORTS

The New Vice TV Series Exploring Sports Drama

Vice TV is diving into the world of sports controversies with a new documentary series called "Out of Bounds. " The first episode will focus on Bill Belichick, the famous football coach, and his much younger girlfriend, Jordon Hudson. This series is all about the drama that happens off the field. T

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Nov 20 2025SPORTS

Young Referees Step Up to the Plate in High School Hoops

High school sports have been facing a big problem: not enough referees. But two young guys are stepping up to fill the gap. Daniel, 21, and Casey, 18, are in their second year of calling basketball games in the San Fernando Valley. Casey played ball at Monroe High and knew right away he wanted to b

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Nov 20 2025HEALTH

More Nurses, Happier Doctors: A Simple Fix for Hospitals

Hospitals looking to boost morale and reduce burnout among their staff might want to consider hiring more nurses. That's the key takeaway from a recent study that found even a small increase in nurse staffing can lead to significant improvements in the work environment for both doctors and nurses.

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Nov 20 2025SCIENCE

Polymers: The New Superheroes of Electronics

Polymers, those versatile materials we often associate with plastics, are stepping into the spotlight of electronics. Researchers have discovered a way to manipulate how spins travel through these materials, paving the way for advanced electronics that function at room temperature. This is a game-ch

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Nov 20 2025SPORTS

Spurrier Sets the Record Straight on Health and Hiring

Rumors about Steve Spurrier's health have been swirling, but the former University of Florida football coach is quick to dismiss them. In a recent podcast, Spurrier addressed the false claims that his health is failing and he only has a year to live. He joked about the absurdity of the rumors, sayin

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Nov 20 2025SCIENCE

Better Space Weather Predictions: The Power of Teamwork

Predicting space weather is no easy task. It's like trying to guess what the weather will be like on Earth, but way more complicated. Scientists have been using some pretty cool methods to make these predictions better. They've been talking about this at big meetings, like the American Geophysical U

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Nov 20 2025SPORTS

Minnesota's UNRL Steps Up for 2026 Special Olympics

UNRL, a well-known athletic and lifestyle brand from St. Paul, Minnesota, has taken a big step forward by becoming a Platinum Partner for the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games. This event is set to take place in Minnesota from June 20 to 26, 2026. UNRL is not just sponsoring the event; they are also

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Nov 20 2025HEALTH

Why Sperm DNA Might Be the Hidden Culprit in Male Infertility

Male infertility is a growing issue, but traditional semen tests might not tell the whole story. These tests often come up short, leaving many questions unanswered. That's where sperm DNA fragmentation (SDF) comes in. SDF is a newer way to look at male infertility, but it's not yet clear how it conn

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Nov 20 2025CRIME

Schools Shut in Nigeria After Church Attack

In Nigeria, schools in five areas of Kwara state have been closed. This decision came after a church was attacked, and people were kidnapped. The government is worried that schools could be the next target. The attack happened on Tuesday night. Gunmen killed two people and took the pastor and some

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Nov 20 2025EDUCATION

Wisconsin's Special Education Funding Falls Short Again

Wisconsin's public schools are facing a funding crunch for special education. The state is only covering 35% of the costs, way less than the 42% promised in the budget. This drop happened because schools spent more on special education than the state expected. Advocates are worried. They say this f

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