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arts council

A Teen's Tiny 3D Printer Brainiac

December 28, 2025

A young innovator has created a compact powerhouse for 3D printers. This isn't just another small tweak. It's a whole new brain for these machines. The creator, a 17-year-old tech whiz, designed a control board called the Cheetah MX4 Mini. It's small, about the size of a drink coaster. But don't let

religion

A Leader's Legacy: Honoring President Jeffrey R. Holland

December 28, 2025

President Jeffrey R. Holland's passing has left a void in many hearts. His influence stretched far and wide, touching countless lives. Plans for his funeral services are now in the works, giving people a chance to pay their respects. Holland was known for his wisdom and compassion. He served in a p

technology

MongoDB's Memory Leak: A Digital Data Dilemma

December 28, 2025

A serious flaw in MongoDB Server is causing quite a stir. This flaw, named MongoBleed, is a high-severity issue that lets hackers peek into database memory without any authentication. It's similar to the old Heartbleed bug, but this time it's about MongoDB's zlib message decompression. The problem

entertainment

Box Office Buzz: Holiday Hits and Misses

December 28, 2025

The holiday movie season is in full swing, and the box office is buzzing with new releases and returning favorites. James Cameron’s latest sci-fi epic, \"Avatar: Fire and Ash, \" continues to dominate, adding a solid $64 million over the weekend and $88 million since Christmas. This brings its total

weather

Heavy Snow and Wind: Midwest and Northeast Brace for Impact

December 28, 2025

A significant winter storm is on its way, affecting millions across the Midwest and Northeast. This storm is bringing a mix of snow, strong winds, and rain, causing travel disruptions and hazardous conditions. The storm is expected to hit the Midwest first, with heavy snow and strong winds. Areas l

sports

Georgia Tech's Narrow Escape: A Lesson in Resilience

December 28, 2025

Georgia Tech's head coach, Brent Key, had a lot to say after their recent loss to BYU in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. It wasn't just about the game; it was about the mindset and the value of every opportunity. Key started by acknowledging BYU's strong performance. He praised their effort and strategy, admit

politics

Myanmar's Military Election: A Show of Power or a Step Towards Democracy?

December 28, 2025

Myanmar is holding its first general election in five years, but not everyone is convinced it's a fair process. The military, which has been in control since 2021, is organizing the vote. Critics say it's just a way for the military to keep power, not a real step towards democracy. The election is

science

Unexpected Discovery: Cancer Cells Might Help Heal Hearts

December 28, 2025

In a twist that might seem odd, scientists in Israel found that cancer cells could actually help hearts work better. This discovery came from a study at the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa. The researchers noticed that cancerous serum in mice reduced fibrosis, which is a stiffening

science

Unraveling Papaya's Genetic Secrets: How Humans Shaped This Tropical Fruit

December 28, 2025

Papayas are not just tasty fruits; they are a goldmine for scientists studying genetics and evolution. Researchers have recently cracked open the genetic code of two different types of papayas. One is used for cooking, and the other is the sweet, juicy kind you might eat fresh. By comparing these wi

health

The Science Behind Skin Tightening: How Radiofrequency Can Help

December 28, 2025

Radiofrequency technology has been gaining attention for its potential to tighten skin and combat aging. This method, often referred to as monopolar radiofrequency, uses energy to stimulate collagen production, which is crucial for maintaining skin elasticity. The idea is to prevent aging before it