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Kevin Garnett Makes a Big Comeback with the Timberwolves

December 18, 2025

Kevin Garnett, a basketball legend, is back with the Minnesota Timberwolves. He's taking on a new role that includes business, community work, and fan engagement. This is a big deal because Garnett hasn't been close to the team since he stopped playing in 2016. He had some issues with the old owner,

technology

Tech's Big Problem: Too Much Money, Not Enough People

December 15, 2025

Companies are spending a lot on tech but not enough on people. This is a big mistake. They focus on the tools, like models, chips, and software, but forget about the people who use them. It's like trying to make paella but only using cilantro. The culture, workflow, and training are just as importan

health

Cancer Trends in Harare: A 30-Year Look

December 5, 2025

Cancer rates in Harare, Zimbabwe, have been changing over the last 30 years. This is important because it helps us understand how cancer is affecting people in Africa. The Zimbabwe National Cancer Registry has been keeping track of these changes. But, there is not much data like this from other part

politics

China and France: Talking Trade, Pandas, and Peace

December 4, 2025

China and France recently had a big talk in Beijing. The main topic? Trade. China said it would buy more stuff from France if France makes it easier for Chinese companies to do business there. This is important because there's been some tension lately. France has been upset about the trade imbalance

health

Mixing Muscle and Machine: A Look at Hybrid Arm Prosthetics

December 3, 2025

Upper limb prosthetics are not one-size-fits-all. They come in different types, and one type that's gaining traction is hybrid-power prostheses. These devices blend body-power and external-power into a single unit. Despite their growing use, especially for above-elbow amputations, there's a lack of

health

The Hidden Costs of Medical Care: How Payment Systems Affect Your Health

December 2, 2025

Healthcare systems worldwide are grappling with a silent issue: unnecessary medical procedures. These are often called low-value care. They do not improve health outcomes. They do increase costs. This problem is especially true in surgical care. Two main payment systems exist: fee-for-service and s

sports

Tragedy Strikes New Zealand's Majestic Mountain

November 25, 2025

New Zealand's highest peak, Aoraki, also known as Mount Cook, has recently seen a tragic incident. Two climbers lost their lives, while two others were rescued. The bodies of the deceased were found by specialist search teams working in harsh alpine conditions. The identities of the climbers have no

crime

The $2. 5 Million Pill Puzzle: A Pharmacy Owner's Fraudulent Scheme

November 25, 2025

A pharmacy owner in New Jersey recently admitted to a massive fraud scheme. He tricked the Medicare system out of $2. 5 million by billing for a drug he never gave to patients. This drug, Dificid, is used to treat diarrhea. It's expensive, costing around $4, 500 per prescription. The owner, Nestor

health

Oregon Steps Up to Save Health Care Access

November 20, 2025

Oregon has taken a big step to keep health care accessible for many people. The state recently approved $7. 5 million in emergency funds to support Planned Parenthood centers. This money helps make up for lost Medicaid payments caused by a federal budget change. Planned Parenthood in Oregon was fac

health

Why Do Stroke Survivors Struggle to Recover from Trips?

November 6, 2025

Stroke survivors often face challenges in maintaining balance. One key issue is their ability to take a recovery step after tripping. This step is vital for preventing falls. Yet, researchers are still figuring out which leg they use and what factors influence whether they take a step at all. Balan