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entertainment

The Game That Launched a Giant

November 30, 2025

In the early 90s, PC gaming was a different world. One game, Jill of the Jungle, stands out as a pioneer. It was created by Tim Sweeney, who later became the CEO of Epic Games. This game was special because it showed that PC games could be as fun as console games. It also featured a female lead, whi

crypto

Smart Moves: When to Buy and Sell Bitcoin

November 30, 2025

Bitcoin's ups and downs can be wild, right? Changpeng Zhao, the big boss of Binance, recently shared his two cents on when to make the best moves with Bitcoin. He says, sell when everyone is super excited and greedy. But buy when everyone is scared and panicking. Makes sense, doesn't it? This advic

politics

Trump's Harsh Words on Minnesota's Governor and Immigration

November 29, 2025

Donald Trump recently took to his social media platform to criticize Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. He called Walz "seriously rd" and said he is not doing enough about crime and immigration in the state. Trump believes that immigration is a big problem in the U. S. He thinks it leads to more cri

science

Dairy Cows and Calves: A Hidden Battle Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria

November 29, 2025

On some dairy farms in Western Australia, a silent struggle is taking place. It's not about milk production or pasture quality, but something much smaller and more sinister: drug-resistant bacteria. Scientists recently took a closer look at this issue by studying E. coli bacteria found in the feces

politics

Russia's Setback: Losing Influence in Global Shipping Governance

November 29, 2025

Russia recently faced a significant setback when it failed to secure a seat on the United Nations' International Maritime Organization (IMO) governing council. This is not the first time Russia has encountered such a hurdle. Earlier in September, it also failed to gain enough support for a position

health

How Money Matters in Health: A Look at Canada's Urban Areas

November 28, 2025

Canada has been dealing with a big problem for a long time. People with less money often have worse health than those with more. This isn't just happening in one place. It's seen in cities, provinces, and all over the country. Everyone agrees that things like where you live, your job, and how much e

crime

Hong Kong's Aging Community Faces a Tragic Fire

November 28, 2025

In Hong Kong, a devastating fire has left many families in mourning. The blaze, which engulfed a high-rise apartment complex, has claimed at least 128 lives, with over 200 people still missing. The complex, Wang Fuk Court, was home to many elderly residents. In fact, more than a third of its inhabit

technology

KDE Plasma's Big Move: X11 Support Ends Soon

November 28, 2025

KDE Plasma, a beloved desktop environment for Linux, is making a significant change. By early 2027, it will stop supporting X11, the older display server protocol. This shift is not sudden. Most users already use Wayland, the newer protocol, so the impact will be minimal. The transition will happen

science

Boosting Brain Scans with Sodium Signals

November 28, 2025

In the world of medical imaging, scientists are always looking for ways to make brain scans clearer. One recent approach involves using sodium signals to improve phosphorus scans. This might sound a bit odd, but it's all about making the most of the data we have. Phosphorus scans, or 31 P MRSI,

finance

Japan's Bond Market: A Shift in Strategy

November 28, 2025

Japan's top bond dealers are pushing for a change in the government's bond sales strategy. They want more short-term notes, like two-, five-, and ten-year bonds. At the same time, they're asking for fewer super-long bonds to be issued. This shift comes as Japan's longer-term bonds have been under p