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Dec 30 2025SPORTS

NFL's Thrilling Chaos: Why the Last Week Matters

The NFL season is almost over, but the fun is just beginning. With just one week left, the playoff spots are still up for grabs. Both the AFC and NFC are still fighting for the top seed. Only one team knows their playoff spot for sure. The rest are in a race that needs a spreadsheet to follow. This

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Dec 30 2025FINANCE

Crypto Accounting: Big Changes Coming in 2026

In 2026, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) will tackle two big projects related to cryptocurrency. These projects could make a huge difference for big companies that want to invest in digital assets. The FASB made some big changes in 2024. They introduced new rules for how companies s

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Dec 30 2025TECHNOLOGY

Smart Tech Boosts Sports with Easier, Faster Moves

The sports world is getting a tech makeover. As cities and towns blend together, there's a push for smarter, better sports experiences. The challenge? Making sure these tech tools are easy to use and don't cost a fortune to run. Enter deep learning, a type of artificial intelligence. Researchers ha

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Dec 30 2025HEALTH

Brooklyn's Maimonides Hospital Joins NYC's Public Health Network

In a significant move, Maimonides Health, a key healthcare provider in Brooklyn, has decided to merge with New York City's public health system. This decision aims to stabilize its financial situation and ensure that healthcare services remain accessible in Brooklyn, the city's most populated boroug

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Dec 30 2025HEALTH

Montana's Rural Hospitals Get a Financial Boost

Montana's rural hospitals are in a tough spot. Almost 90% of them are running at a loss. This is a big deal because these hospitals are often the only medical help for miles around. But there's some good news coming from the federal government. They're sending over $233 million to help these hospita

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Dec 30 2025POLITICS

Solar Science in the Crosshairs: A Clash of Priorities

The White House has set its sights on the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), a move that could dim the lights on crucial solar science. The administration's target? A facility that's been studying Earth's weather and climate for over six decades, but also plays a key role in understand

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Dec 30 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Tiny Fish Makes a Big Comeback in Bolivia

In a surprising turn of events, a fish species thought to be gone forever has been spotted in a small pond in Bolivia. This fish, known as Moema claudiae, hadn't been seen by scientists in over 20 years. Its home, a seasonal wetland, was destroyed to make way for farms. But against all odds, a small

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Dec 30 2025SCIENCE

Water's Hidden Microbes: Unveiling Campylobacter's Secrets

In Maryland's surface waters, a silent world of microbes thrives. Among them, Campylobacter species, known for their role in foodborne illnesses, have been found. Scientists have mapped the entire genetic makeup of 15 of these microbes. This includes types like C. jejuni, C. molothri, C. coli, and C

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Dec 30 2025POLITICS

Where Did the Money Go? Baltimore's Arts Office in the Dark

Baltimore's new arts office, the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Culture & Entertainment (MOACE), has been running for six months, but no one can say exactly where its $2 million budget is going. This lack of clarity has raised eyebrows, especially among city officials. MOACE is in charge of big city event

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Dec 30 2025TECHNOLOGY

Sports Insider Accounts: A Blurry Line Between Fact and Fiction

In the world of sports journalism, things are getting murky. Two big names, Kalshi and Polymarket, are teaming up with accounts on X that claim to be insiders. These accounts, like "Emma Vance" and "Scott Hughes, " have been spreading unverified news. The Athletic, a sports news site, recently repor

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