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Dec 03 2025SCIENCE

Fungal Proteins: The Double Agents in Plant Infections

In the world of plant diseases, some proteins are like secret agents. They have a double life. They help the fungus cause disease. But they also wake up the plant's defense system. Scientists found six such proteins in a fungus called Verticillium dahliae. These proteins belong to a family known as

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Dec 02 2025HEALTH

Gen Z's Battle Against Digital Overload

Gen Z, the generation born between 1997 and 2012, is taking a stand against what they call "brain rot. " This term refers to the mental fog and lack of motivation that comes from endless scrolling on social media platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. The average Gen Z spends over six hours

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Dec 02 2025LIFESTYLE

Younger Crowds Embrace Shared Dining, Older Ones Prefer Privacy

Young adults are bringing back the idea of eating together at long tables with strangers. This trend is popular among those born between 1997 and 2012. They see it as a way to meet new people and feel connected. Almost all of them like this idea, while only 60% of older adults do. Many young diners

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Nov 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

How Gen Z is Shaping the Future of AI in Travel

ChatGPT recently celebrated its third birthday, and it's clear that this AI tool has become a significant part of daily life for many, especially Gen Z. It's not just a chatbot anymore; it's evolving into a go-to assistant for various tasks, including travel planning. This shift is making waves in t

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Nov 26 2025BUSINESS

Young Shoppers Lead the Black Friday Charge

Gen Z is taking the lead in Black Friday shopping, while older generations prefer to wait until closer to Christmas. This trend is highlighted in a recent survey, which shows that 40% of Gen Z and 32% of millennials plan to do most of their holiday shopping on Black Friday. The allure of Black Frida

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Nov 26 2025BUSINESS

Repligen's Big Show in Florida: What's the Buzz?

Repligen Corporation, a key player in the life sciences field, is all set to shine at the 8th Annual Evercore Healthcare Conference. This event, taking place in sunny Coral Gables, Florida, from December 2nd to 4th, is a big deal for the industry. Jason Garland, the company's Chief Financial Officer

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Nov 24 2025CRIME

Grandma Gone Wild: The Dark Side of Golden Years

Ever thought grandma could be a criminal? Think again. June Squibb, a 96-year-old actress, is hosting a show called "Killer Grannies" on Oxygen. It's all about elderly women who broke the law in the worst way possible. Squibb, known for her sweet and cozy image, takes viewers through these chilling

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Nov 22 2025CRIME

Mafia's New Target: College Students and the Dark Side of Sports Betting

The mafia is back in the news, and this time, they're targeting a new group: college students. In New Jersey, authorities have charged 14 people, including a suspected member of the Lucchese crime family and student-athletes, for running an illegal sports betting ring. This ring allegedly targeted y

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Nov 20 2025SCIENCE

How Tiny Sea Creatures Teach Us About Growth

Sea urchins are not just cute, spiky creatures. They are also tiny models for scientists studying how living things grow from a single cell into a complex organism. One important part of this process is collagen, a protein that acts like a scaffold, giving shape and support to tissues. But collagen

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Nov 20 2025SCIENCE

Why Is Comet 3I/ATLAS Acting So Strange?

Comet 3I/ATLAS just flew by Mars, and NASA shared some cool images taken by the MAVEN spacecraft. The pictures show the hydrogen cloud around the comet, but there's more to the story than what NASA said. The hydrogen cloud around 3I/ATLAS isn't acting like a typical comet. It's not spread out evenl

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