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Jun 29 2025CELEBRITIES

A Star-Studded Pajama Party in Venice

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez celebrated their marriage with a lively pajama-themed party in Venice. The event took place on Saturday, June 28, following their wedding the day before. Guests, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Oprah Winfrey, and Jessica Alba, danced until 4 a. m. The party featured perfor

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Jun 29 2025SPORTS

NBA Star's Future Uncertain Amid Gambling Probe

Malik Beasley's basketball journey has hit a rough patch. The Detroit Pistons were in talks to sign him for another three years, but things have taken a turn. The U. S. District Attorney’s office is now looking into Beasley for possible gambling involving NBA games and side bets. The Pistons and Be

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Jun 28 2025SPORTS

A Pitcher's Masterclass: Cardinals Dominate Guardians

Sonny Gray put on a show for the St. Louis Cardinals, shutting out the Cleveland Guardians with a flawless performance. He didn't allow many hits and struck out a bunch of batters, his best game in years. This win was extra sweet because the Cardinals had been shut out in their last two games. Two

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Jun 28 2025HEALTH

Hair Loss in Women Athletes: The Hidden Cost of Performance Boosters

Female athletes are increasingly turning to performance-enhancing substances (PES) to gain an edge. But these substances, especially androgenic and anabolic steroids (AAS), can have serious side effects. One of the most visible is hair loss, known as female pattern hair loss (FPHL). AAS are synthet

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Jun 28 2025SCIENCE

How Butterfly Friendships Shape Their World

Butterflies have a cool way of sticking together. They form groups based on similar looks. This helps them survive. It's like a big team where everyone benefits. Scientists wanted to know more about how these groups form and change over time. They looked at Ithomiini butterflies. These butterflies

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Jun 28 2025HEALTH

How Soldiers Bounce Back After Brain Bumps

Soldiers often face brain injuries, even mild ones. These injuries can make it hard for them to do their jobs. But how do they get back to their duties safely? One way is by testing them in real-life situations. A test called POWAR-TOTAL does just that. It checks both their body and mind at the sam

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Jun 27 2025SCIENCE

Why Sleep Might Be the Ultimate Memory Booster

Memory is a tricky thing. It's not just about storing information but also about making it stronger. One way this happens is through a process called memory reconsolidation. This is where memories get a boost, especially when we sleep. But what if we try to strengthen memories while we're awake? Doe

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Jun 27 2025BUSINESS

Nike's Stock Soars on Stronger-Than-Predicted Earnings

Nike's stock price surged after the company shared its fiscal fourth-quarter results. The sportswear leader saw a 12% drop in revenue compared to last year, but it still managed to exceed what analysts had predicted. The company's profit also took a hit, falling to $211 million from $1. 5 billion th

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Jun 27 2025TECHNOLOGY

Microsoft's 13-inch Surface Laptop: A Confusing Mix of Old and New

Microsoft released a new 13-inch Surface Laptop. It's not quite as good as last year's 13. 8-inch model, but it's also not a good replacement for the cheaper Surface Laptop Go. It's a bit cheaper than last year's models, but only because Microsoft removed some lower-priced options. This laptop is o

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Jun 26 2025BUSINESS

Bumble's Bold Move: Big Cuts, Bigger Plans

Bumble, the dating app giant, is making some serious changes. They just announced plans to let go of 30% of their staff. That's about 240 people. This move is expected to cost the company between $13 million and $18 million this year. But Bumble believes it will save them $40 million every year movi

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