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Caregivers in China: What Do They Know and What Do They Need?

October 28, 2025

In China, a lot of elderly people need help with daily tasks. But what about the people taking care of them? A recent study looked into the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of these caregivers. It also checked if they want to learn more through training. First, let's talk about knowledge. The st

science

How a Tiny Part of a Cell Helps Water Move Around

October 28, 2025

Ever wondered how water moves in and out of cells? There's a tiny part called the selectivity filter in aquaporins that makes this happen. It's like a gatekeeper that lets water in but keeps other stuff out. Scientists have been trying to figure out how this gatekeeper works, but it's been tricky be

crime

Ann Arbor's Crime Stats Now Open for All to See

October 28, 2025

Ann Arbor is making it easier for everyone to keep an eye on crime. The police have launched a new online tool that shows crime numbers from the past few years. This tool reveals that overall crime has gone down by 7% compared to last year. Violent crime has also dropped by 4%. But not all areas of

sports

Oregon State Shakes Up Sports Leadership and NIL Deal

October 28, 2025

Oregon State University is making big changes in its sports department. They are saying goodbye to Brent Blaylock, their deputy athletic director. At the same time, they are looking closely at their deal with Blueprint Sports, a company that helps manage NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals for ath

politics

Ohio's Watchdog: A Reporter's Quest for Truth and Justice

October 27, 2025

In the heart of Ohio, a dedicated journalist is on a mission to uncover the truth. For over two decades, this reporter has been a key figure in covering the state's government and political landscape. Their work spans a wide range of topics, from the Ohio Supreme Court to the state's criminal justic

crime

The Greenwich Village Townhouse with a Wild Past

October 26, 2025

A townhouse in Greenwich Village has a lot of stories to tell. It's not just any old house. It's been around for 186 years and has seen a lot of drama. Recently, it became famous again because of a big betting scandal. Thomas "Juice" Gelardo, a man linked to organized crime, was arrested. Prosecutor

health

How Heart and Metabolic Health Might Affect Prostate Cancer

October 26, 2025

Prostate cancer is a big deal. It's the most common cancer in men, both in the U. S. and worldwide. And it's getting more common, especially the serious kind. But what makes some cases more aggressive than others? That's a tough question. Some research suggests that heart and metabolic health might

politics

Why Oregon Should Borrow Campaign Finance Ideas

October 26, 2025

Oregon stands out as one of the few states without campaign finance limits. This has led to a flood of money into political campaigns. Many people wonder why Oregon doesn't look at other states for solutions. Other states have rules that work well. Why not take those ideas and adjust them to fit Ore

technology

Halo Makes a Big Move to PlayStation 5

October 26, 2025

Halo, a game that once ruled the gaming world, is making a big change. It's coming to PlayStation 5 in 2026. This is a huge deal because Halo has always been an Xbox thing. But now, Microsoft is letting Master Chief step into PlayStation territory. The game coming to PlayStation 5 is a remake of th

politics

China and Taiwan: A Clash of Words and Views

October 26, 2025

A top Chinese leader recently spoke about the idea of bringing Taiwan back under its control in a peaceful way. Wang Huning, a key figure in China's government, mentioned this during a special event in Beijing. He said China wants to share its growth with Taiwan but won't accept any moves towards Ta