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Dec 24 2025SCIENCE

A New Way to Build Molecules with Precision

Scientists have found a clever way to build complex molecules with high precision. They used a common chemical group, called a carboxylate, to guide the process. Normally, this group isn't very good at controlling the shape of the final molecule, but the researchers found a way around this problem.

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Dec 24 2025OPINION

A Fresh Take on Holiday Celebrations: Making Everyone Feel Welcome

In a world where diversity and inclusion are often talked about but not always practiced, one group found a way to make their holiday celebrations more meaningful. Instead of sticking to the usual catered lunch and gift exchange, they decided to do something different. They invited everyone to bring

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Dec 24 2025POLITICS

A Call for Respect in Encinitas City Council

Encinitas City Council is facing a tough time. There's a lot of anger and disrespect happening. It's not a new problem, but it's getting worse. Back in 2006, things were just as bad. A council member at the time, Teresa Arballo Barth, worked hard to change that. She made an effort to treat everyone

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Dec 24 2025CRIME

A Topeka Police Captain's Fight for Justice

A significant legal battle is unfolding in Topeka. Police Captain Jennifer Cross is suing the city, claiming she faced retaliation and a hostile work environment. The case is set to go to trial on May 4, with a duration of five days. Judge Kathryn H. Vratil has set several deadlines for the case, in

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Dec 24 2025POLITICS

Old Towns, New Lines: Kittery and York Settle Their Land Dispute

Kittery and York, the oldest towns in Maine, have finally settled a border dispute that started way back in the 1600s. The issue popped up again a few years ago when a developer bought land near Route 1, right where the two towns meet. York thought the border was a straight line, but Kittery believ

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Dec 24 2025CELEBRITIES

Unraveling the Tragic End of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer

The deaths of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer have been confirmed through their death certificates. These documents, obtained by a media outlet, provide chilling details about the couple's final moments. They reveal that both individuals suffered multiple stab wounds inflicted by another person, and t

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Dec 24 2025HEALTH

Helping Families Navigate FASD Together

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a big deal. It's not just about the child who has it. It affects the whole family. Kids with FASD struggle with school, moving their bodies, talking, and making plans. This can be tough on parents and siblings too. So, what can families do to cope? A lot of

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Dec 24 2025CRYPTO

US Crypto Laws: What's Brewing in 2026?

The crypto world is buzzing with anticipation as the US gears up for some major regulatory shifts in 2026. With new leadership in the White House, the crypto industry is bracing for changes that could reshape the digital asset landscape. One of the biggest talking points is the Digital Asset Market

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Dec 24 2025FINANCE

Fed Eyes Fintech and Crypto: A New Path to Payment Access

The Federal Reserve is considering a novel approach to integrate fintech and crypto firms into its payment systems. This move, aimed at fostering innovation, involves creating limited-access accounts, dubbed "skinny accounts. " These accounts would allow non-bank financial institutions to settle tra

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Dec 24 2025EDUCATION

Deaf Women Leading the Way: A Different Kind of Power

Deaf women are changing what it means to be a leader. They focus on trust, understanding, and taking care of their communities. This is different from the usual ideas of being in charge. Many deaf women face big challenges. They deal with unfair treatment because of their gender and hearing status.

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