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Climbing Skills: Why Strong Fingers Matter

January 5, 2025

Have you ever thought about what sets great climbers apart from the rest? You might assume that endurance is the key to mastering climbing. However, a recent study looking into the climbing abilities of men and women found something unexpected. Finger strength plays a much bigger role than previousl

politics

Biden Honors 18 in Final Act of Presidency

January 5, 2025

In his last days as president, Joe Biden awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 18 notable individuals. This honor, one of the highest in the nation, went to people from the political, financial, and celebrity worlds. Biden, who has been in politics for over 50 years, chose this moment to cele

sports

Serie A This Week: Roma v. Lazio, Napoli v. Fiorentina

January 5, 2025

The Serie A soccer season is heating up! This weekend is packed with exciting matches, especially the big one: Roma versus Lazio in the Derby della Capitale. This will be the first night game in six years due to security reasons. Roma drew with AC Milan recently, while Lazio is sitting fourth in the

business

Ski Patrol Strike: Progress Made, But Not There Yet

January 4, 2025

After eight days on strike, the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association has seen some progress in negotiations with Vail Resorts. Union President Kate Lips said that recent meetings with the company and federal mediators have led to significant steps towards an agreement. The pace of talks has

entertainment

Organized Crime Season 5: Actor's Playful Message to Fans Waiting for New Episodes

January 4, 2025

Law & Order: Organized Crime fans are still eagerly awaiting the premiere of Season 5. While NBC has announced the release of Law & Order and SVU, there's no word yet on when Organized Crime will hit screens. Danielle Moné Truitt, who plays Sgt. Ayanna Bell, recently cleared the air on her social me

health

Planning Care for Frail Seniors: A Look at Personalization

January 4, 2025

Frailty makes older adults highly susceptible to significant health issues from seemingly minor troubles. Around 10% of people over 65 struggle with frailty. These individuals often grapple with a mix of multiple chronic illnesses, personal struggles, and social issues. Personalized Care Planning (P

science

Superfood Cyanobacteria: Boosting Iron for Maize Plants in Hungry Soil

January 4, 2025

Ever heard of tiny superheroes called cyanobacteria? Under iron-scarce conditions, these guys produce special compounds called siderophores. Siderophores are like little iron magnets, helping plants absorb this essential nutrient even when it's in short supply. Scientists from various labs set out t

politics

Trump's Phone Calls Secure Speaker Win, But It's Not Smooth Sailing

January 4, 2025

On a Friday afternoon, President-elect Donald Trump made some crucial phone calls while on the golf course. These calls were not about his swing but about influencing two key lawmakers, Reps. Ralph Norman and Keith Self. Trump's persuasion paid off, as the Republican lawmakers backed Mike Johnson fo

sports

Will Brady Swap Fox for the Raiders' Sideline?

January 4, 2025

Tom Brady has been making waves off the field with a whopping $375 million deal from Fox Sports and ownership stakes in the Raiders, a WNBA team, and an English soccer club. But could all this busy work mean he's about to ditch his broadcast gig before it even starts? NFL reporter Richard Deitsch th

health

Why Not Following the Rules May Hurt DVT Diagnosis

January 4, 2025

Did you know that not being clued up on finances might be the reason doctors aren't following the rules when it comes to diagnosing deep vein thrombosis (DVT)? In Hungary, researchers looked into how doctors make decisions about testing for DVT under their universal health coverage system. They foun