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Presidential Pardons: A New Era with Trump?

December 3, 2024

President Joe Biden's pardon for Hunter Biden was no surprise. Biden loves his family, so a pardon was expected. But here's what's interesting: we might be stepping into a new age of pardons. Imagine if former President Donald Trump gets his way. He wants to stop what he calls "lawfare, " or using

science

Exploring Methyl Thiolate Movement on Copper Surfaces with Vacancy Voyages

December 3, 2024

Have you ever wondered how tiny molecules like methyl thiolate (CH₃S) move around on copper surfaces covered with chlorine or bromine? Scientists have studied this using a video scanning tunneling microscope (STM) in an electrochemical setup. But now, let's dive into how computer calculations help u

politics

French Government Faces Make-or-Break Vote

December 3, 2024

French lawmakers stirred up a potential government shake-up on Monday. They introduced a no-confidence motion targeting Prime Minister Michel Barnier. This move could lead to the far-right party taking the helm. The trigger? Barnier's 2025 budget plan, which includes hefty tax hikes and spending cut

politics

President Biden's Pardon for Hunter: A Legacy in Question

December 3, 2024

President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter, just before his sentencing on gun and tax charges has sparked a lot of talk. Many people aren't surprised, though, knowing the president's personal struggles with his sons' past. But this move has some wondering if it's a good idea. Some say

science

Manganese's Surprising Twist in Unlocking Hydrogen

December 2, 2024

Ever wondered how tiny metal fragments can transform simple molecules? Researchers have recently uncovered a fascinating secret about manganese in a chemical reaction called acceptorless dehydrogenation. This reaction is like a dance where molecules give up their hydrogen atoms without any outside h

health

The Strength of 3D-Printed Dental Crowns: A New Look

December 2, 2024

Researchers have decided to take a closer look at how strong dental crown materials are. They're not just checking the traditional milled zirconia, but also two new types made with 3D-printing technology. This method is officially called 3D-LCM (Liquid Crystal Monomer). Now, you might be wondering h

opinion

Denver: A Two-Wheeled Safety Crisis

December 1, 2024

Biking in Denver can be a balancing act, and not just because of the winding roads. The city has a problem on its hands, and it's on the streets. Bike lanes are a hot topic, and for good reason. Cyclists are frustrated and worried about their safety. You see, the current bike lanes are a hit-and-mis

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Food Safety in Schools: What Kids in Brazil Really Think

December 1, 2024

Have you ever thought about what kids really know about food safety? Turns out, it's a big deal to understand, especially for kids who are not just eating but also handling food. This study decided to dive into the minds of kids aged 10 to 14 in public schools around the Federal District of Brazil.

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The Role of Neighborhoods and Homes in Teen Sedentary Habits

December 1, 2024

You might think that teens spend a lot of time sitting around because they choose to. But a recent study across 14 countries suggests that where they live and how their homes are set up could have a bigger impact than we thought. Over 12, 000 parents and teens were asked about their neighborhoods an

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Mysterious Lights in the Sky: A New Perspective

December 1, 2024

For over half a century, people all around the globe have spotted strange lights and other peculiar things in the sky that scientists can't explain. These are known as Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). One hotspot for these sightings is Hessdalen, Norway, where scientists have been observing thes