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Versatile Star Shines at Colorado's Pro Day

April 5, 2025

The spotlight was on Travis Hunter during Colorado's Pro Day. There was a buzz that he would not participate in any drills. That did not stop him from showing off his skills. He did not run the 40-yard dash, but he did demonstrate his route-running abilities and caught passes from quarterback She

weather

Texas Weather: Tornado Alerts and Chilly Nights Ahead

April 5, 2025

A tornado was spotted near Canton, Texas, moving northeast around 3:11 p. m. The National Weather Service issued a warning, advising residents to take shelter immediately. This tornado was confirmed to be on the ground near the intersection of FM 17 and FM 1255, according to Captain Pete O’Reilly fr

crime

Music Mogul Faces More Accusations

April 4, 2025

Sean Combs, known as Diddy in the music world, is in hot water again. Just a month before his trial in New York, federal prosecutors have slapped him with two more criminal charges. These new charges are linked to a person referred to as "Victim-2. " The prosecutors claim that these events happened

business

Trade Wars and Soaring Plane Prices: What's Next for the Aerospace Industry?

April 4, 2025

The aerospace industry is in for a bumpy ride. New tariffs are set to make planes and parts more expensive. This could hurt an industry that helps the U. S. trade balance by over 100 billion dollars each year. The U. S. aerospace industry has been a big winner in global trade. For decades, it has e

sports

The Patriots' Draft Day Dilemmas

April 4, 2025

The 2025 NFL Draft is just around the corner, and the New England Patriots are in the spotlight. Instead of the usual questions, let's dive into some mock drafts submitted by fans. These drafts offer a mix of prospects, trades, and scenarios that could shape the Patriots' future. The Patriots have

technology

The Birth of a Tech Giant: How a Simple Code Changed Everything

April 4, 2025

It is amazing how a small piece of code can change the world. 50 years ago, a young student at Harvard University wrote a program that would eventually lead to the creation of Microsoft. This code was not just any code. It was the first step towards making personal computers a part of everyday life.

science

The Meat Drying Mystery: How Breeds and Methods Shape Beef

April 4, 2025

In the sun-soaked regions of Northeastern Brazil, a classic method of preserving meat has been practiced for generations. This technique involves a modest amount of salt and the power of the sun to dry out the meat. The primary cattle in Brazil are Bos indicus, known for their ability to handle heat

technology

Windows 365 Link PC: The New Way to Work from Anywhere

April 3, 2025

Microsoft has launched a new mini-PC called the Windows 365 Link. It is designed to work with the Windows 365 cloud service. This device is aimed at businesses and is priced at $349. 99 in the US and a few other countries. The Windows 365 Link is a modern take on the old thin client PCs. These were

sports

The Unlikely Paths to the Big Four

April 3, 2025

Basketball enthusiasts are buzzing about the upcoming Final Four in San Antonio. The four teams heading to the big stage offer a glimpse into the changing landscape of college basketball. Each team has a unique story of how they assembled their rosters. Duke, a perennial powerhouse, has a roster fi

crime

Explosive Identification: The Raman Revolution

April 3, 2025

Explosive identification is a crucial part of crime scene investigation. It often requires specialized teams to ensure safety. Handheld Raman spectrometers are popular tools for this job. They are portable, don't damage samples, and can detect various compounds with little preparation. However, they