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Cancer cells are sneaky. They find ways to spread and grow in the body. Scientists are trying to understand how this happens. One big clue is something called the CXCL12/CXCR4 signaling axis. This is like a secret code that helps cancer cells, especially from the breast and prostate, to spread to th

Google's Dark Web Tool: A Short-Lived Experiment

Google is saying goodbye to its dark web report feature. Starting February 16, 2026, this tool will no longer be available. It was introduced about a year and a half ago to help users keep an eye on their personal information on the dark web. The tool scanned data breach dumps and alerted users if

Tech Giants Play It Safe with AI's Big Gamble

Big tech companies are finding clever ways to avoid the full financial hit of the AI rush. Instead of building their own data centers, they're striking deals to rent computing power. This lets them test the waters before making huge, long-term investments. Microsoft, Meta, and Google are leading th

Tesla's New Pickleball Paddle: A Surprising Hit

Tesla, known for its electric cars and futuristic tech, has ventured into a new area: pickleball. They recently launched a limited-edition paddle called the Tesla Plaid. It costs $350 and sold out in just three hours. This isn't Tesla's first lifestyle product, but it is their first foray into tradi

How Smart Tech is Changing Shopping for Smaller Stores

Gartner, a big name in tech research, just put out a guide for 2025. It's all about how shops are using smart tech to make shopping better. This guide talks about how artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a big deal in point-of-sale (POS) systems. These are the tools stores use to handle sales an

Ford's Big Shift: From EVs to Hybrids and Energy Storage

Ford has decided to change its plans for electric vehicles (EVs). The company is now focusing more on hybrids and energy storage. This change comes after Ford faced big losses in its EV business. The company's EV division, Ford Model e, lost over $12 billion in the last two years. EV sales also drop

Weather Woes: Google's Wear OS App Fails to Shine

Google's Weather app on Wear OS has hit a snag. It's not just a small glitch. It's a full-on malfunction. The app shows a "Loading. . . " screen. Then it fails. It says, "Can't download weather data. " Users are stuck in a loop. They can't see forecasts. The issue is widespread. It affects all Wear

Tech and Jobs: What's Cooking in the U. S. ?

The U. S. is making big moves to boost its tech scene. The government is planning to hire 1, 000 specialists for a new "Tech Force" to work on AI and finance projects. This is a big deal because the U. S. has been falling behind in tech and shipbuilding since World War II. But now, companies from ot

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Unlocking Reading Potential: How Charleston Schools Are Closing the Literacy Gap

In Charleston County, a new teaching method is making waves. Orton-Gillingham, a structured, multisensory approach to literacy, is helping students who struggled with reading. This method is not just for kids with dyslexia. It benefits all learners by focusing on phonics and how letters and sounds c

Goldman Sachs Shakes Up Tech Teams for Digital Future