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Cowboys' New Game Plan: Schottenheimer Takes Charge

January 28, 2025

The Dallas Cowboys have a new play-caller for their offense this season. Brian Schottenheimer, who has an impressive NFL background, will now be the one designing the plays for the team. This decision came directly from Jerry Jones, the team's owner, who expressed that Schottenheimer's strong relati

science

The Secret Behind Menthol's Cooling Power

January 28, 2025

Menthol is a natural substance found in peppermint and corn mint oils. It's widely used in medicines, cosmetics, and food. Out of the eight forms of menthol, (-)-menthol is the most effective at giving a refreshing feeling. Scientists have long known that (-)-menthol feels cooler and more refreshing

science

Exploring New Sugar-Based UV Filters: A Sunscreen Breakthrough

January 28, 2025

Cinnamic acid sugar esters, or CASEDs, are natural compounds known for their various biological benefits. But have you ever thought about using them in sunscreen? A recent study dived into this idea, creating a bunch of new cinnamic acid esters using glucose, ribose, and lactose. These compounds wer

politics

Josh Kraft Joins Boston Mayoral Race Against Michelle Wu

January 28, 2025

Boston philanthropist Josh Kraft has officially joined the race for mayor, setting up a challenge against the current Mayor Michelle Wu. He filed the necessary paperwork with the Office of Campaign and Political Finance, listing Allison Murray as his campaign treasurer. Kraft, who is the president o

business

Why is Intel So Hard to Sell?

January 28, 2025

Intel's future is stuck in a tricky spot. Its factories need loads of money and time to fix, which scares off potential buyers. Plus, the US government has poured money into these factories, making it tough to shut them down. So, no one wants the factories, but Intel can't sell without them. Recent

environment

How Local Disasters Shift Conservatives' Views on Sustainability

January 28, 2025

When it comes to climate change, we often hear calls for action. But what about those who aren't typically on board with sustainable living, like conservatives in Western Europe, Israel, and the United States? Well, it turns out that experiencing or expecting natural disasters can change their minds

science

The Secret Behind Cattle Abortions: A Swiss Study on Neospora caninum

January 28, 2025

You know how sometimes cows have abortions? Well, a lot of the time, it's because of a tiny parasite called Neospora caninum. This little bugger can pass from momma cow to her unborn calf, causing abortions, stillbirths, or even sick calves that don't show any signs. In the Swiss canton of Grisons,

health

Bird Flu Alert: California Duck Farm Strikes First in U. S.

January 28, 2025

In the heart of Merced County, California, a shocking discovery was made. For the first time in the United States, a rare bird flu strain known as H5N9 has hit a duck farm. The World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) reported this news on January 27. But that's not all. The same farm also had th

health

Marburg on the Rise: Who's Protecting Americans?

January 27, 2025

On a chilly Saturday in early January, news of a potential Marburg outbreak in Tanzania hit the airwaves. This nasty virus, similar to Ebola but deadlier, has no approved vaccine or treatment. So, how do we keep Americans safe from such threats? Well, the best bet is to nip it in the bud overseas. W

entertainment

Jennifer Lopez’s Musical Dream Comes True at Sundance

January 27, 2025

In 2025, Jennifer Lopez saw her dream of starring in a musical finally come true at the Sundance Film Festival. She played Ingrid Luna in Kiss of the Spider Woman, a film adaptation of Manuel Puig’s novel directed by Bill Condon. The movie, set in a prison, tells the story of two cellmates, Valentín