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Jan 04 2025TECHNOLOGY

CES 2025: What's Next in Entertainment Tech? Experts Weigh In

Attending CES 2025 in Las Vegas? Among the 2. 5 million square feet of exhibits showcasing everything from smart bird feeders to advanced prosthetics, don't miss the Variety Entertainment Summit. Happening at the Aria Resort & Casino on January 8, this is where the future of entertainment meets tech

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Jan 03 2025HEALTH

Understanding Bladder Pain in Women: A New Terminology

Female bladder pain syndrome, or FBPS, is a tough condition that primarily affects women. With symptoms that vary and can mimic other health issues, diagnosis can be tricky. Doctors often struggle to pinpoint FBPS because it can overlap with conditions like pelvic floor muscle pain or endometriosis.

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Jan 03 2025POLITICS

Army Secretary Wormuth Talks Drones, Recruiting, and War Lessons

In her final days as Army Secretary, Christine Wormuth shared insights on drone technology, recruiting challenges, and how the war in Ukraine is shaping future defense strategies. She highlighted advances in drones, which have become crucial on and off the battlefield. For instance, a drone recently

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Jan 03 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Mother Orca's Grief: Carrying Her Lost Calf

In 2018, an orca named Tahlequah, part of the critically endangered southern resident killer whales, made headlines for carrying her dead calf for 17 days. Recently, she's been spotted doing the same with a newborn that has passed away. Scientists believe this behavior shows her grief. Orcas, like

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Jan 03 2025TECHNOLOGY

CAPTCHA's Gamer Twist: Fun or Frustrating?

Ever encountered a CAPTCHA that's more of a game challenge than a simple security test? Welcome to Guillermo Rauch's creative blend of retro gaming and online protection. Instead of identifying images or symbols, you're thrown into a "Doom" level set on Nightmare mode. The goal? Survive and kill thr

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Jan 02 2025SCIENCE

Wonder: A Glue for Social Bonds

Ever felt small when gazing at a starry night sky or a vast mountain range? That feeling is called awe, and it turns out it's not just about personal growth. Awe can change how we see the world and each other. Scientists have found that awe makes people think less about themselves and more about the

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Jan 02 2025HEALTH

Tracking HIV, Hepatitis B, and C in French Drug Users: A 25-Year Journey

For the past 25 years, France has been monitoring HIV and hepatitis B and C among drug users through the ANRS-Coquelicot survey. This unique experiment, conducted in cities across the country, has recruited participants from various services like drug treatment centers and harm reduction facilities.

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Jan 01 2025POLITICS

Ukraine Stops Russian Gas to Europe

Ukraine has put an end to Russian gas exports to European customers. The decision, revealed by Ukraine's energy minister Herman Halushchenko, was made with national security in mind. Halushchenko noted that this move aligns with Europe's plan to phase out Russian gas, causing financial losses for Ru

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Dec 31 2024SPORTS

Why Do Teens Quit Sports? Unpacking the Problem

Have you ever wondered why some teens give up sports even though it's good for their health and social life? Researchers have been digging into this issue to figure out what's causing the dropout rate in youth sports. It's a common problem that's causing concern, and finding solutions means understa

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Dec 31 2024POLITICS

The Unforgettable Legacy of President Jimmy Carter

On December 29, 2024, the United States lost a monumental figure with the passing of James Earl "Jimmy" Carter Jr. , the 39th President. A man defined by his character, courage, and compassion, Carter left an indelible mark on our nation and the world. Born into humble beginnings as the son of a fa

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