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Meet the New Faces in Sonic the Hedgehog 3's Post-Credits Scene

December 21, 2024

Sonic the Hedgehog 3's post-credits scene introduced two exciting new characters: Shadow the Hedgehog and Metal Sonic. Director Jeff Fowler shared that these characters were chosen to shake things up in the franchise. Shadow, voiced by Keanu Reeves, is a beloved anti-hero from the games. Metal Sonic

health

Discovering Health Heroes: Camel vs. Cow Milk Proteins

December 21, 2024

Cow milk has long ruled the dairy scene, but newer alternatives are rising. Why? Because they might offer better health benefits. These benefits come from special proteins in milk that boost the immune system and have extra powers to do good things in the body, called bioactive peptides. Researcher

celebrities

Reality Star Amy Slaton's Zoo Mishap Ends with Plea Deal

December 20, 2024

Amy Slaton, known from the reality show "1000-Lb. Sisters, " recently took a plea deal. This happened after a strange incident at a Tennessee zoo last September. While visiting the Tennessee Safari Park, Slaton was bitten by a camel. The Crockett County Sheriff's Department came to help and noticed

entertainment

Nicole Kidman's 'Babygirl': A Twist on Feminism and Kink

December 20, 2024

2024 was a tough year for women in America, but the movies told a different story. One of the year's biggest hits featured a woman channeling her anger into a fight against fascism in "Wicked. " Demi Moore starred in "The Substance, " a body horror film about the pressure on women to stay young. Amy

politics

Trump's New Demand: Abolish the Debt Ceiling

December 19, 2024

Just hours ago, former President Donald Trump stirred up more chaos in Congress. He rejected a deal to keep the government running and demanded that lawmakers increase the nation's borrowing limit. Now, he's changed his tune again. Trump told NBC News he wants to scrap the debt ceiling altogether. "

health

Understanding the Clues of TTR p. (Val142Ile) in a Varied Health Record Pool

December 19, 2024

Scientists have long known the warning signs, or "red flags, " that might point to a hereditary form of transthyretin amyloidosis (ATTRv). But these clues haven't been deeply looked into for the most common related variant, TTR p. (Val142Ile). This new study dives into a diverse set of electronic he

politics

Facing the Ax: Federal Workers Brace for Trump's Blow

December 19, 2024

As the new year approaches, federal employees are steeling themselves for a storm. President Donald Trump's new team, led by tech moguls Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, aims to slash government spending by $2 trillion. This includes trimming the nearly 3 million-strong civil service workforce. But th

health

Pool Testing for Diseases: A New Way to Analyze Data

December 18, 2024

Imagine you're in a big classroom, and the teacher wants to know if anyone has a cold. Instead of checking each kid one by one, the teacher groups them and tests the whole group. This is called group testing, and it's a smart way to save time and money when checking for diseases. Now, what if the te

entertainment

Watch: Economics Expert Dances Trump’s Moves on TV

December 17, 2024

Recently, Larry Kudlow, a Fox Business host, left viewers amused and a bit embarrassed when he did the famous ‘Trump Dance’ live on air. Kudlow was talking about President-elect Donald Trump’s plans and his appointments of Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to a government efficiency commission. He joked

science

Exploring Ribosomes in Living Cells: A Fresh Look

December 17, 2024

Ribosomes are cellular factories that churn out proteins. But how do we study these crucial components in living human cells? Here's where time-resolved microscopy comes in. We found that a special dye, YO-PRO-1, interacts with RNA in ribosomes. It's like a tiny detective that helps us see the ribo