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Kickoff Chaos: The Unpredictable World of Minnesota Prep Football

September 13, 2024

The Minnesota prep football season is in full swing, and Week Three promises to be just as thrilling as the previous weeks. With several undefeated teams on the roster, the competition is heating up, and fans are eager to see which teams will emerge victorious. But what makes this week's matchups so

sports

The Superpower of Self-Reflection: Stephen Curry's Childhood Regret and Rise to Success

September 13, 2024

Stephen Curry's reflections on his childhood regret may seem like a simple piece of advice, but it's a wisdom that can be applied to anyone, regardless of their field. The 4-time NBA champion believes that if he had focused more on himself and not compared himself to others, he might have discovered

politics

Emergency Abortions: A Matter of Life and Death or a Political Ploy?

September 13, 2024

The US is witnessing a crisis of epic proportions. In a country where women's bodies are still treated like political battlegrounds, emergency rooms have become a battleground for life and death. The Republican-controlled House has made it clear that women's health and lives are secondary to their p

crime

"The Dark Side of the Galaxy: A Guide to Star Wars' 12 Most Notorious Crime Syndicates"

September 13, 2024

The Star Wars galaxy is home to a multitude of crime syndicates, each with its own unique history and motivations. From the ruthless Hutt Clan to the enigmatic Crimson Dawn, these organizations have shaped the course of the galaxy's history. These crime syndicates have often been overlooked in favo

health

Sterilization on the Rise: A Permanent Solution to Unplanned Pregnancies?

September 12, 2024

When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, women across the US faced a stark reality: their reproductive rights had been stripped away. Amidst the chaos, some researchers have found a surprising trend: more women are choosing to get sterilized. Specifically, a study published in JAMA found that

lifestyle

The Dirty Tricks of Anti-Abortion Centers

September 12, 2024

Abortion debates often get bogged down in lies and misconceptions, and Tuesday night's presidential debate was no exception. Former President Donald Trump claimed that everyone, including legal scholars, wanted Roe v Wade overturned. But the truth is that most Americans support abortion rights. So,

technology

Oracle's Surprising Comeback: Can Legacy Tech Still Compete?

September 12, 2024

Larry Ellison, the 80-year-old co-founder, chairman, and chief technology officer of Oracle, has been partying like it's 1999. Despite fellow legacy tech giants Intel and Cisco struggling to adapt to the AI-driven world, Oracle has emerged as the belle of the Wall Street ball. The company's cloud bu

opinion

The Silent Censor: How Free Speech is Being Chipped Away by Tech, Media, and Politics

September 12, 2024

Imagine living in a world where the ability to express your thoughts and opinions is slowly being eroded away. It's not a reality from a dystopian novel, but our current reality. The erosion of free speech is happening, and it's not a single, dramatic event, but rather a thousand tiny cuts. From th

politics

Divided We Shop: The Most Partisan Brands in America

September 12, 2024

Americans are more divided than ever, and this polarization extends far beyond politics. It's not just about who we vote for or what policies we support, but also where we shop, what we consume, and what charities we donate to. But what does this mean for the brands we love? According to YouGov, on

politics

The GOP's Unlikely Allies: Can the Party Win Back the Working Class?

September 12, 2024

In the past, the Republican Party has been perceived as anti-union, but shifts in the economy and voter concerns have led to a realignment in their stance. This change is particularly noticeable in industrial areas such as Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. As the industrial power of the