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Why Aren't More Women in Surgery?

September 20, 2025

More women are studying medicine than ever before. Yet, surgery is still a man's world. Women make up half of medical students. But they are a minority in surgical specialties. This is odd. Women often do just as well as men in surgery. In some cases, they do better. So, why aren't more women becomi

sports

Clayton Kershaw: Beyond the Pitcher's Arm

September 19, 2025

Clayton Kershaw, a name synonymous with baseball excellence, has a story that goes far beyond his impressive stats. Born in Dallas, Texas, in 1988, Kershaw's roots trace back to a mix of German, English, Irish, and Welsh ancestry, a common blend in American heritage. Growing up in Highland Park, Tex

celebrities

Yannick Noah: A Life Shaped by Two Worlds

September 19, 2025

Yannick Noah is more than just a tennis champion and musician; he is a symbol of cultural blend and personal growth. Born in France but raised in Cameroon, his life story is a tapestry of different cultures, beliefs, and experiences. Noah's journey began in Sedan, France, in 1960. At just three yea

politics

How NATO Can Fight Fake News with Smart Moves

September 19, 2025

In the world of online battles, the Taliban has been spreading false information to sway opinions. NATO, the group working to keep peace, has been trying to stop this. A recent study looked at how NATO's actions affect the Taliban's fake news campaigns. The study used a special math model, like a g

science

UFOs Over the USS Jackson: A Navy Chief's Unforgettable Encounter

September 17, 2025

A Navy chief, Alexandro Wiggins, had a strange experience while on duty. He saw something odd on radar. It was off the coast of California. He was on the USS Jackson. He saw four UFOs shaped like tic-tacs. Wiggins saw the first UFO come out of the water. He was confused. He thought it might be clou

entertainment

A New Star in Hollywood Reporting

September 17, 2025

David Canfield, a well-known name in entertainment journalism, has just taken on a new role. He's now the senior entertainment writer for The Hollywood Reporter. Based in Los Angeles, he'll be diving into award season coverage, crafting cover stories, and profiling celebrities. Plus, he'll be report

technology

How YouTube Eats Up Your Data and How to Control It

September 17, 2025

YouTube is a data hog. If you're not careful, it can drain your data plan faster than you can say "subscribe. " But don't worry, there are ways to keep it in check. First, let's talk about how much data YouTube uses. It varies based on the video quality. The lower the resolution, the less data it u

sports

The Unfair Game: How Money Tips the Scales in MMA Doping

September 15, 2025

Gordon Ryan, a big name in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, recently spoke out about steroid use in combat sports. His words have stirred up a lot of discussion. He pointed out something many try to ignore: rich athletes have a big advantage when it comes to doping. Ryan explained that wealthier fighters can a

politics

Political Tensions Rise After Shooting of Conservative Figure

September 14, 2025

The recent shooting of prominent conservative activist Charlie Kirk has sparked intense political debate and finger-pointing. President Donald Trump has called for national unity but also blamed the incident on "radical left lunatics, " a claim that doesn't align with the known facts about the shoot

celebrities

When Stars Behave Badly: Unforgettable Celebrity Encounters

September 14, 2025

Celebrities, often seen as larger-than-life figures, sometimes behave in ways that leave a lasting impression—though not always in a good way. Many people have shared their stories of run-ins with famous personalities that were downright rude or shocking. These encounters remind us that fame doesn't