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Football Season Changes: What You Need to Know About the 2025 Transfer Window

February 8, 2025

Marks the calendar for some Summer football buzz. Athletes pursuing new pathways, clubs eyeing talents, and fans wondering about the next big moves. The summer transfer window for 2025 is the game-changer everyone is talking about. Picture this: summer sun, cooler drinks, the rush

politics

A Controversial Comeback

February 7, 2025

In a surprising turn of events, Elon Musk has decided to bring back a staffer who resigned from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This staffer, Marko Elez, stepped down after his past racist posts on social media were exposed by The Wall Street Journal. Elon Musk defended his

health

Navigating Doctor's Reminders is Essential to Healthcares Future

February 7, 2025

In today's medical world, reminders in electronic health records (EHRs) help doctors keep track of a lot diversely, from patient record to results of tests and taking drugs. These reminders fall into two main categories. Some act like urgent alerts, while others are more like gentle suggestions to

politics

Ukrainian Kamikaze Cars: Robots vs. Russian Troops

February 7, 2025

Ukraine's fight against Russia is ongoing and has lasted over 3 years now. The country leaders are always looking for new ways to use technology in the battlefield. Advanced vehicles called "kamikaze cars" are making waves in Ukraine's war effort. They are equipped with machine guns and co

politics

Remembering LIVES LOST: A Midair Tragedy and Our Reaction

February 6, 2025

On the seventh day after a terrible midair collision near Reagan National Airport, people gathered in Alexandria's Rivergate City. The event was somber and respectful. It was a time to honor the 67 lives lost during the plane and helicopter crash. The event took place by the Potomac River, just a fe

politics

Food Bank Leadership Shake-Up: What's Really Going On?

February 6, 2025

The food bank scene in south Louisiana is in turmoil. The head of Second Harvest Food Bank, Natalie Jayroe, has left the position after 19 years. This sudden change has stirred up a lot of talk and controversy. Hundreds of thousands of families in south Louisiana depend on this organization for food

environment

Dye Disaster: The Power of MIL-100(Fe)

February 5, 2025

Scientists have cooked up a powerful cleaning material called MIL-100(Fe). They made it from basic ingredients like ammonium iron sulfate and trimesic acid under easy conditions. This material has tiny holes and a massive surface area. This makes it super effective at sucking up nasty organ

environment

Turning Trash into Treasure: Cleansing Water with Mine Waste

February 5, 2025

Listen up, because this is something amazing! Imagine if we could turn garbage into something useful. A group of researchers did exactly that. They took waste from mines and turn into a strong cleaner for water. This stuff is full of iron and was mixed with a special "trimesic acid" help f

health

Death Too Soon: The Silent Crisis Among NYC's Mentally Ill

February 5, 2025

For a long time, we've known that people with severe mental health issues don't live as long as the rest of us. But what about those living in a huge, diverse city like New York City? That's a different story. Let's dive into the numbers. Adults 18 and up with serious mental illness (SMI) in NYC h

politics

The Power Shift: Church Takes Control of Proud Boys' Brand

February 4, 2025

In a surprising turn of events, a Black church in Washington DC has gained control over the use of the Proud Boys name and symbols. This development stems from a December 2020 incident when members of the extreme right-wing group vandalized the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal church and bu