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Dave Ward, a familiar face in Houston households for over half a century, has passed away. His funeral will be broadcast live on TV and online platforms, allowing fans to pay their respects one last time. The public can visit Dave at two locations before the funeral. On Wednesday, December 17, he w

crypto

The SEC's Crypto Policy U-Turn: What's Really Going On?

The SEC has been shaking things up in the crypto space. Since the new administration came in, the SEC has been rethinking its stance on crypto cases. This has sparked a lot of debate among experts and market watchers. The SEC had 23 crypto cases in progress. But it decided to drop 14 of them. This

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Stow High School Seeks New Football Coach After Poder's Exit

Stow-Munroe Falls High School is on the hunt for a new football coach after Martin Poder stepped down. Poder, who was also the at-risk coordinator at the school, is switching gears and going back to the private sector. He's taking on a new role as a regional sales manager, which means he'll be trave

Science's Big Wins: From Genes to Galaxies

The last 25 years have been a whirlwind of scientific progress. We've cracked the human genome, which is like having a massive instruction manual for building a person. This breakthrough has opened doors to new medical treatments and even the creation of synthetic life forms. CRISPR, a gene-editing

entertainment

A New Chapter for Wag Entertainment

December 15, 2025

Wag Entertainment, a well-known British documentary producer, is undergoing a significant change. Fremantle, the parent company, has decided to shut down Wag's production division. This move comes as part of a broader strategic plan following Fremantle's acquisition of Asacha Media Group, Wag's form

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Crypto's Big Break: How Rules Relaxed Under Trump's Watch

December 15, 2025

Trump's return to the White House brought a big change for the crypto world. The SEC, which regulates financial markets, started going easy on crypto cases. It paused, reduced penalties, or even dropped over 60% of the ongoing cases. This is unusual because the SEC rarely backs down from cases again

Uncovering the Black Death's Hidden Spark

The Black Death, a brutal plague that swept through Europe from 1346 to 1353, left behind a trail of devastation. It's estimated that it wiped out a huge chunk of the population. This wasn't the only time the plague struck. It has popped up in different places and times, like in India in the late 18

Tiny Light Switches: The Atomic Breakthrough

The future of technology might just be hiding in the tiniest of places. Scientists have made a big leap in understanding how to create and control quantum emitters, which are like super-small light switches. These switches can release light one particle at a time. This is a big deal because it could

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New Mexico's Tech and Science Roadmap: Turning Research into Jobs

New Mexico is making big moves to turn its strong research into jobs and money. The state just released a detailed plan called the Science and Technology Roadmap. This plan points out areas where New Mexico is already doing well and suggests ways to use these strengths to create more high-paying job

A Comet Packed With Life's Building Blocks