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Jan 02 2026TECHNOLOGY

Faces at the Game: Why Fans Are Signing Up for High-Tech Scans

At the Intuit Dome, a surprising thing happened. The staff thought only a few fans would join their face-scanning program. They were way off. Three out of four people who came to the venue signed up. The Clippers say this isn't about watching fans for security. They call it "face authentication" ins

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Jan 01 2026EDUCATION

Chicago's Education: A Year of Struggles and Changes

Chicago's schools faced big problems this year. Immigration crackdowns made students and families scared. Many Latino schools saw fewer kids showing up. A false alarm about immigration agents even caused panic at one school. Later, when the government started Operation Midway Blitz, schools had to s

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Jan 01 2026CRYPTO

Korbit's Crypto Compliance Crisis: A Wake-Up Call

Korbit, a South Korean crypto exchange, is in serious trouble. They were fined about $1. 9 million for not following anti-money laundering rules. The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) in South Korea found that Korbit did not properly verify their customers or stop suspicious transactions. This is n

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Jan 01 2026HEALTH

Bullets from the Sky: A Hidden Danger

Gunfire during celebrations might seem like harmless fun, but it's a serious public health issue. Unlike typical gunshot wounds, bullets that fall from the sky leave few visible marks. This makes it hard to diagnose, investigate, and prosecute these cases. Kids and vulnerable people are hit the hard

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Dec 31 2025RELIGION

Gen Z's Unexpected Faith Journey

Young people today are leaning more into religion. About 60% say they feel connected to something bigger than themselves. This shift is big because it goes against the trend of moving away from religion. Many in Gen Z also believe in miracles. They see them happening in their own lives. But even wi

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Dec 31 2025ENTERTAINMENT

How a Tragic Event Shaped a TV Legend

In 1955, a shocking crime shook the nation and left a lasting impact on a young writer. Emmett Till, a 14-year-old boy from Chicago, was visiting relatives in Mississippi when he was accused of whistling at a white woman. This led to his brutal murder, which was met with outrage and sadness across t

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Dec 30 2025TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's S26 Ultra: A Wobbly Camera Bump?

Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is making waves, and not just because of its features. The latest talk is about its camera design. It seems Samsung is borrowing ideas from the Galaxy Z Fold 7, with a camera module that stands out more than usual. This isn't just about appearance; it's a functional change

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Dec 30 2025HEALTH

Why Do People Eat Fermented Foods in Europe?

People in Europe have been eating fermented foods for a long time. These foods are made by letting bacteria or yeast grow on them. This process can change the taste and make the food last longer. Some examples of fermented foods are yogurt, sauerkraut, and kimchi. Researchers wanted to know how oft

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Dec 30 2025POLITICS

A Former Leader's Health Woes: Bolsonaro's Latest Medical Drama

Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's former president, is back in the medical spotlight. This time, it's not about his recent prison sentence. Instead, it's his health that's making headlines again. He just had another surgery. This one was to fix his hiccups. Yes, you read that right. Hiccups. The procedure h

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Dec 29 2025WEATHER

Western New York Faces Wind and Snow Challenges

Western New York is bracing for a rough few days. High winds are already causing problems, and more trouble is on the way. The wind is the main issue right now. It's strongest near Rochester and areas to the west. Gusts could hit 60-70 mph during late morning and early afternoon. Even after that pe

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