In Magdeburg, Germany, a case of a car attack at a Christmas market has shaken the nation. The suspect, a Saudi doctor who's lived in Germany since 2006, has been identified by authorities. He wasn't the usual suspect for extremist attacks—instead, he was critical of Islam and supported far-right pa
Imagine you're out for a festive evening in downtown Orlando. You're excited to see the holiday drone show over Lake Eola. Suddenly, something goes wrong. Several small drones crash into each other and fall into the crowd. This happened during the first show on Saturday night. The Federal Aviation A
Have you ever wondered how athletes manage their training when things get super intense? This study dives into that question, focusing on swimmers. They wanted to see if a fancy algorithm, called the variable dose-response model, could help track when swimmers push too hard and start to feel really
Imagine waking up to the terrible news of a bus and truck colliding in Minas Gerais, Brazil. This tragic event took the lives of at least 22 people, with 13 more injured and rushed to nearby hospitals. The bus, filled with 45 passengers, had a blowout, causing the driver to lose control and crash in
Imagine you're driving and suddenly, your phone pings. Not a text, but a warning that an emergency vehicle is nearby. That's the magic of the new "HASS Alert" system the Irmo Fire Department is rolling out. This tiny tech sends alerts to popular apps like Apple Maps and Waze. What's the big deal? It
In recent years, several states like Oklahoma and Texas have introduced laws aiming to shape the discussion of race, gender, and American history in public schools. However, despite this intense political attention, many teachers report that these laws have minimal impact on their classroom practice
Imagine being a high school student, old enough to drive, and facing a scary situation. A man started waiting for you at your parking spot and followed you home. Over time, his advances became threatening. He even said he would harm you and your family if you didn't go out with him. Months passed, a
Rwanda and the World Health Organization have announced that the Marburg virus outbreak in the country is officially over. No new cases have been reported in recent weeks, which is a promising sign. The outbreak began on September 27 and resulted in 15 deaths and 66 cases. Most of the affected indiv
When the world shut down due to COVID-19, patient organizations had to quickly turn to technology to keep helping those with health conditions. These groups, which normally offer everything from one-on-one support to group meetups and lobbying, had to find new ways to operate online. The sudden chan
Tabata training, first designed for athletes, has gained global popularity. It's a type of intense workout that combines short bursts of high-intensity exercise with quick rest periods. The original idea was to push the body to its limits using cycling exercises, aiming to improve oxygen uptake and
