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Rock's Chill Return to WWE: A Casual Comeback

January 7, 2025

The People's Champ, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, made a cool, casual comeback to WWE Raw. He didn't rush, he took his time. No drama, just smooth vibes. The big news wasn't even announced by WWE—The Rock spoiled his own return on Instagram. When he did hit the ring, the fans went wild! He didn’t jump

health

Why We Love Ultra-Processed Foods: Exploring Modern Cravings

January 7, 2025

Ever wondered why so many people cannot resist ultra-processed foods (UPFs)? The truth is, these foods are designed to be addictive. Researcher Ashley Gearhardt of the University of Michigan explains that certain UPF ingredients, like added sugars and fats, stimulate the brain's reward centers simil

science

Boosting Oxygen Production with Amino Acids: A New Way

January 7, 2025

Scientists have been trying to figure out how to make the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) work better for industry. They looked at a natural protein cluster in something called PS-II for inspiration. They mixed up different organic and inorganic bits to make new electrocatalysts using a hydrothermal

health

Buying Groceries Online: A New Way for Low-Income Families During COVID-19

January 7, 2025

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Maryland allowed online purchases using benefits. This change occurred in May 2020. Researchers wanted to find out how this affected grocery shopping habits and future plans among low-income families. They focused

education

Unraveling Education: The Power of Exploration

January 7, 2025

Curious minds discover new things by asking questions and investigating, right? This is exactly what a teacher from Colombia found out through their experience with a special program called "Research Seedbeds" (Semilleros de Investigación). They realized that true education isn’t just about memorizi

health

Learning from Stars and Athletes: Preparing Doctors for Critical Procedures

January 7, 2025

Picture a renowned football quarterback starting a game without a practice session led by their coach, or an A-list singer performing live without voice warm-ups. In sports and music, these pre-event rituals are essential. They help athletes and artists refine their skills, identify weaknesses, and

health

The Magic of Sleep: Why You Should Care

January 7, 2025

Imagine having a tiny superhero helmet that tracks your sleep and reveals its mighty powers. Scientists did just that with 142 people, using small devices to monitor their sleep patterns. The results? Great sleep makes us happier, wiser in our decisions, and more likely to trust and help others. Kno

politics

WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE CAPITOL?

January 6, 2025

As the US Congress gets ready to finalize Donald Trump’s win in the 2024 presidential election, there’s a lot of history — and tension — in the air. Four years ago, on the same date, Trump’s supporters sparked chaos during the vote count. This time, everyone expects things to go smoothly. Kamala Har

technology

Russia's Gaming Consoles: A New Tale of Homegrown Tech

January 6, 2025

Let's take a look at what's happening in the world of Russian gaming tech. The country is working on creating its own game consoles, but it seems they might not be collectors' items just yet. One of these devices uses the Elbrus processor, which isn't exactly a powerhouse like the CPUs from Intel or

science

How New Combinations Lead to Discoveries

January 6, 2025

Ever wondered how we stumble upon new things? It turns out, it's not just about finding something for the first time. Sometimes, new discoveries come from mixing things we already know. Let's call these "higher-order novelties. " Imagine you've got apples and oranges. You might know about each fruit