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Sep 30 2024HEALTH

Painful Truths: When Insurance Coverage Falls Short

Preston Nafz, a 17-year-old lacrosse enthusiast, had been in chronic pain since he was 12. Despite months of physical therapy and anti-inflammatory drugs, the pain in his left hip persisted, making it difficult for him to even get out of a car or turn over in bed. His doctor recommended a sports her

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Sep 30 2024TECHNOLOGY

The Ultimate Tech Repair Kit for the Modern Era

In today's fast-paced world, it's more important than ever to be able to repair and maintain your technological devices. With the iFixit Repair Business Toolkit, you'll have everything you need to tackle even the most challenging repair jobs. This comprehensive kit is designed to help you breathe ne

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Sep 27 2024ENTERTAINMENT

A New Chapter for a Beloved Morning Anchor

Hoda Kotb, a fixture on NBC's "Today" show for over two decades, has announced her departure from the morning program in early 2024. The decision comes as Kotb approaches her 60th birthday this summer, prompting her to reevaluate her priorities and make room for her growing family. In a heartfelt on

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Sep 26 2024TECHNOLOGY

New Beginnings at OpenAI: Leadership Shifts and Future Plans

As the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape continues to evolve, OpenAI, a leading research organization, has announced significant leadership changes. Sam Altman, the company's CEO, has shared a note with staff, outlining the departures of Mira, Bob, and Barret, as well as internal promotions and

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Sep 25 2024SPORTS

Football's New Reality: Talent Fees and the Price of Success

The world of college athletics is changing faster than a quarterback's decision-making skills. One of the most significant shifts is the way schools are handling player compensation. The University of Tennessee recently made headlines by announcing a 10% "talent fee" for season ticket renewals, whic

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Sep 23 2024BUSINESS

The Great Exodus of Black Leaders: A Wake-Up Call for Boston's Business Climate

Boston's business landscape is facing a crisis of leadership, with at least 10 prominent Black leaders departing from their roles this year. The unexpected exit of Cain Hayes, CEO of Point32Health, has sparked urgent conversations among Boston's Black leaders, who fear that the city is shedding more

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Sep 23 2024CRIME

The Rise of the Crypto Thieves: A Shocking Story of Violence and Deception

In recent years, cybercriminals have been on the prowl, targeting crypto owners and stealing their digital wealth. However, one group of criminals took their tactics to a whole new level, employing real-life burglars to break into homes, threaten and intimidate owners, and force them to hand over th

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Sep 22 2024POLITICS

The Unraveling of Safety: A Maritime Tragedy

In the world of maritime trade, safety protocols are paramount to prevent catastrophic accidents. Yet, devastating incidents continue to occur, claiming lives and causing irreparable damage. The recent Baltimore bridge collapse is a stark reminder of the importance of safety measures on the high sea

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Sep 20 2024EDUCATION

The Domino Effect of Abolishing the Department of Education

Imagine a world where the Department of Education, responsible for managing over $28 billion in federal funding for K-12 schools and student financial aid, disappears. For many, this might seem like a radical idea, but former President Donald Trump has threatened to make it a reality. What would be

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Sep 20 2024RELIGION

Voucher Power: How Churches Are Redefining Education

In the United States, the debate surrounding education has been a longstanding issue. With the rise of voucher programs, churches are taking matters into their own hands. Vouchers, which provide financial assistance to families who want to send their children to private schools, have given churches

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