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influence

A Scientific Legacy: Eduardo Lissi and Juan Grotewold's Photochemical Journey

January 29, 2025

In the early 1960s, two brilliant scientists, Eduardo Lissi and Juan Grotewold, kicked off a remarkable journey in chemical kinetics and photochemistry at the University of Buenos Aires' School of Sciences. Politics played a big role in shaping their group's evolution, with members scattering across

health

What Shapes Decisions About Gender-Affirming Surgery for Teens?

January 29, 2025

Ever wondered what influences teens' decisions to undergo gender-affirming surgery? A thorough look into the topic reveals that family, religion, and healthcare providers play significant roles. Let's dive in! First, family support is a big deal. Acceptance and encouragement from parents and siblin

politics

US Aid on Hold: What's the Big Deal?

January 29, 2025

Imagine managing a school in Liberia where meals are a lifeline for kids. Now, picture being told to stop serving those meals. This isn't just a scenario; it's a reality for many due to the US temporarily stopping its foreign aid. Programs in Ukraine, where veterans need help, and Zimbabwe, where HI

politics

The CIA’s New Path: Keeping Politics out of Intelligence

January 27, 2025

In a chat with Maria Bartiromo on Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures, new CIA Director John Ratcliffe outlined his plans for the agency. He shared that the CIA, world's top foreign intelligence service, should stay neutral and not favor specific political candidates. Ratcliffe believes this will help

business

Do Government-Savvy CEOs Boost Green Investment?

January 25, 2025

Ever wondered if CEOs who've worked in government are more likely to invest in cleaning up their companies' environmental act? Turns out, they are! A recent study found that CEOs with government experience tend to push for more investment in pollution control projects. This isn't just about doing go

finance

Crypto Boost: Wall Street Banks Can Now Hold Bitcoin

January 25, 2025

For a long time, Wall Street banks stayed away from owning cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. This was mainly due to a rule from the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This rule, called "Staff Accounting Bulletin 121" or SAB 121, forced banks to treat digital assets as a liability on their

health

Digging into Naswār: Why People Start and Keep Going

January 24, 2025

Have you ever wondered what makes people chew or keep naswār, a type of tobacco, in their mouths? A recent study explored this fascinating habit, aiming to understand its root causes. It turns out, there are several reasons behind this choice. One significant factor is social influence. Many people

politics

Marco Rubio's First Trip: A Closer Look at Latin America

January 24, 2025

Marco Rubio, the new Secretary of State, is set to embark on his first international trip. His journey will take him through several Latin American countries, including Panama. Panama, a close ally of the U. S. , is facing some controversy due to President Trump's statements about the Panama Canal.

crime

Teen Shooter at Antioch High: What Went Wrong?

January 24, 2025

On a regular Wednesday, the cafeteria at Antioch High School in Tennessee suffered a shocking incident. A 17-year-old student, Solomon Henderson, abruptly entered the busy lunch spot and fired ten shots from a nine-millimeter pistol in just 17 seconds. His weapon, later found with nine rounds left,

crypto

Trump's Crypto Adventure: A New Wave of Risk and Controversy

January 24, 2025

President Donald Trump's latest venture into the crypto world has sparked a mix of excitement and concern. Just days before his inauguration, he launched a memecoin called $TRUMP. In a short time, it skyrocketed, making him a crypto billionaire overnight. However, the hype around this coin has raise