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Feb 01 2025ENVIRONMENT

Powering Sensors Underwater with 'Coaxially Aligned' Tech

Sending power to things underwater isn't easy, especially if you want them to work for a long time and with no batteries. In places like the ocean, radio waves don't work well because water and salt mess with signals. The signals get weaker and the equipment gets disrupted. Underwater places aren't

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Feb 01 2025POLITICS

Can President Trump Actually Stop Federal Spending?

President Trump is facing a big obstacle in his attempt to stop a lot of American government spending. He is encountering strong resistance from the court. It all started last month when Trump tried to cut federal spending using executive orders. These orders targeted various areas, including for

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Feb 01 2025SPORTS

Are Crowds Smarter Than Odds When Guessing Football Scores

Imagine trying to guess the score of a football match. It's tough, right? Football is all over the place. A team might be cruising towards a goal and then suddenly, a player trips over their feet. Goals are rare enough to keep things exciting. This is why predicting football matches is tricky. It's

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Feb 01 2025CELEBRITIES

Kim K's Daughter North West Ready for the Spotlight

Everyone knows Kim Kardashian's daughter, North West. She is already in 5th grade and has done a lot of work. It started with modeling and singing, but now it might be more. Kim has always been close with her kids. She is very careful. She has always concerned with their personal life too.

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Feb 01 2025POLITICS

RFK Jr. Faces Ethics Questions Over Vaccine Lawsuits

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is Donald Trumps choice for the chief role at the health agency. Kennedy has stated that if he is chosen, he will no longer profit from lawsuits against the company that makes the HPV vaccine. He said this because many senators, including his cousin and a senator from Massachu

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Feb 01 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Future of AI: Redefining Ethics

The future of artificial intelligence seems more complex than we may want to think about. Researchers and thinkers are now exploring how applying rules of intersectional feminism can lead to fairer, more ethical and sustainable AI innovations. Feminism is for everyone! The idea of feminism applies

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Feb 01 2025SCIENCE

Unraveling the Mystery of Plant Telomeres: A Deep Look at Evolution.

So, you know how the ends of your shoelaces don't untangle easily? Telomeres are like the protective caps on the ends of plant chromosomes. These caps keep the genome stable, which is super important for the plant's health. To do this job, telomerase comes into play, a fancy word for an enzyme compl

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Feb 01 2025SCIENCE

Cilia Construction and Deconstruction: Building Blocks in Focus

Dive into the world of microtubules. These tiny structures are crucial for the assembly and disassembly of cilia and flagella. These hair-like protrusions have a big job. They help cells move and communicate, which is super important for how our bodies develop and function. Picture these tiny struc

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Feb 01 2025POLITICS

Where Empathy and Politics Collide

Somebody in a powerful position created a video. This video attacked Selena Gomez for a video she posted on social media. In her video, Gomez was crying about the treatment of undocumented immigrants. A lot of people did not like this video, criticizing Gomez for her emotional response. This

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Feb 01 2025SCIENCE

Detecting Drool: A fresh look at identifying oral fluid stains on fabrics

For a long time, DNA has been like the superhero of crime scene investigations But guess what? Too much evidence can overwhelm crime labs and create huge backlogs making this investigation process lengthy Moreover, many pieces of evidence at crime scenes can be body fluids.

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