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Words' Rules: How Language Locks Meaning

January 24, 2025

Some philosophers think that the meaning of a sentence isn't complete. They say it's more like a set of rules that tells us what speakers can say and hearers can understand. Recently, Daniel Harris has been working on a theory about these "rules. " He thinks these rules come from our minds, like a s

health

Liraglutide and Semaglutide: How Safe Are They for Kidney Transplant Patients?

January 23, 2025

When you're a kidney transplant recipient, choosing the right medication is crucial. Two drugs, Liraglutide and Semaglutide, are often recommended for managing certain conditions. But how safe are they for people with transplanted kidneys? Let's dive in and find out. First, let's talk about what th

politics

Prayer Service Sparks Debate Between Trump and Bishop

January 23, 2025

President Donald Trump didn’t appreciate the Episcopal bishop's request for mercy toward LGBTQ+ people and migrant workers during a prayer service. The Right Rev. Mariann Budde of Washington’s National Cathedral asked Trump to show kindness to these communities during his inauguration's religious se

health

The Hidden Health Risks of Female Veterans

January 23, 2025

Did you know that female veterans might face a higher risk of dementia compared to their civilian counterparts? Recent research has shown that former service women with conditions like trauma, alcoholism, depression, brain injuries, or even diabetes are particularly vulnerable. This calls for more f

food

Unlocking New Flavors in Meat: From Traditional to Tech-Savvy

January 22, 2025

Flavors and tastes are what make meat so appealing to us. They're the main reasons why we pick one cut over another or choose beef over chicken. This look into the meat industry explores both old and new ways of creating these delicious sensations. Traditional methods like aging and marinating are s

health

New Weight Loss Drug: Who's Getting It?

January 21, 2025

In June 2021, a new drug called semaglutide got the green light for helping people with obesity lose weight. But who's really using it? There's not much info on that, especially for people without diabetes. This medicine is a unique type called a GLP-1 receptor agonist. It works by targeting a spec

entertainment

Van Gogh's Final Masterpieces: A Late-Night Art Extravaganza

January 20, 2025

Imagine spending the night at an art gallery, watching the clock tick from Friday to Saturday, all for a chance to see some of Vincent van Gogh's last paintings. That's exactly what thousands of people did at the National Gallery in London recently. They came to bid farewell to the exhibition "Van G

sports

Marcus Freeman: The Coach with a Dream and a Luxurious Lifestyle

January 20, 2025

Marcus Freeman, a former linebacker, is now the head coach of Notre Dame. Born to a South Korean mom and an Air Force veteran dad, Freeman's upbringing shaped his coaching style. He values living in the present and seizing each moment. In 2021, Freeman and his family moved into a $1. 2 million home

sports

Football Fever: Tickets Skyrocket for Ohio State vs. Notre Dame Showdown

January 20, 2025

As the College Football Playoff (CFP) national championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame approaches, ticket prices are reaching new heights. The price for the cheapest ticket on Ticketmaster has hit $1, 946, and that's just one day before the big match at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. If you want

health

A Teen's Unusual Bone Growth and Blood Issues: The Mystery of EBV

January 19, 2025

Imagine a 15-year-old boy dealing with weird bone growths and blood problems. This isn't your average medical case. Doctors found that his bones were growing in strange places, a condition called multifocal osteochondromatous proliferation. They also noticed that his blood counts were all over the p