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Woman Sentenced for Helping Chinese Moms Give Birth in U. S.

January 28, 2025

Imagine trying to help someone and ending up in jail. That's what happened to Phoebe Dong. She and her husband ran a business, USA Happy Baby, that helped pregnant Chinese women travel to the U. S. to have their babies. The idea was that these babies would automatically become American citizens. A j

sports

Ohio State's Defense Shifts: Knowles to Penn State, Day's Future Secure

January 28, 2025

Ohio State's defensive coordinator, Jim Knowles, has left for Penn State. This news came just a week after the Buckeyes won the national championship. While the timing might seem odd, it's important to note that there could be many reasons behind this decision. Some speculate that Knowles didn't mes

science

Building a Better Phantom: A Tetrahedral Mesh for Chinese Women

January 28, 2025

Creating detailed surface phantoms of Chinese women of childbearing age is great, but they can't be used directly in Monte Carlo simulations. Instead, these surface phantoms have to be turned into voxel phantoms, which might lose some of their initial advantages. So, the goal of this study is to bui

sports

Meet the Cowboys' Unexpected New Coach

January 27, 2025

Brian Schottenheimer, who has 28 years of coaching experience in both college and the NFL, is about to step into a new role as the Dallas Cowboys' 10th head coach. This hiring decision has caught many fans by surprise, as Schottenheimer has never held a head coaching job before. His father, Marty, w

business

Stock Market Shake-Up: Chinese AI Startup Spooks U. S. Tech Giants

January 27, 2025

Imagine this: you're a big tech company in the U. S. , riding high on the AI wave. Then, out of nowhere, a little-known Chinese startup called DeepSeek shows off a chatbot that's as good as yours, but way cheaper. That's what happened, and it sent shockwaves through the U. S. stock market. Companies

science

Using Machine Learning to Match Phages and Bacteria

January 27, 2025

You know those tiny viruses that attack bacteria? They're called phages, and scientists are looking at them as a possible way to fight antibiotic-resistant infections. The problem is, phages can target different types of bacteria, making it tricky to find the right one. Existing computer tools don't

health

Machine Learning: A New Tool for Predicting COVID-19 Cases

January 27, 2025

Machine learning is stepping up to help predict COVID-19 cases, especially in regions where data can be a bit iffy. You see, the COVID-19 pandemic hit hard in 2019, causing a lot of sickness and even death. One big problem was getting accurate numbers on how many people were actually sick, especiall

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Predicting Athlete Engagement: The Power of Machine Learning

January 26, 2025

Researchers have figured out a way to predict how engaged athletes will be, using machine learning. This method focuses on three key aspects: how well the team works together (cohesion), how passionate they are, and how mentally tough they are. These factors can greatly impact an athlete's engagemen

health

Sleep Scratching: A New Way to Track Itchiness

January 26, 2025

Have you ever noticed that your itch gets worse at night? For people with skin conditions like atopic dermatitis, this is a common problem. Scratching in your sleep can make your skin worse, disrupt your sleep, and lower your quality of life. But how do you measure that? Scientists have been trying

politics

Spies Change Mind: Covid Might Have Leaked from Lab

January 26, 2025

Imagine your favorite detectives changing their minds about a mystery they've been working on for years. That's kind of what happened with the CIA and the COVID-19 pandemic. They used to think it could have come from an animal or a lab accident, but now they lean more towards the lab idea. They're n