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Big Bitcoin Shake‑Up: How Wall Street Options Took the Spotlight

February 15, 2026

When Bitcoin slipped to about $60, 000 in February, the move didn’t just shake online exchanges; it sent a huge wave through U. S. markets. A single day saw the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) trade over 284 million shares, worth more than $10 billion in notional terms. Even more striking was the optio

science

Plants Remember Stress: Why Climate Models Miss the Mark

February 15, 2026

Plants do not instantly snap back to their normal state after a tough season. They keep biochemical signs of past hardships that change how they act when new challenges appear. This lasting imprint is called biochemical memory. It shows up as shifts in protective molecules, balance of oxidants and a

health

Pregnancy, Antidepressants and Vaccine Politics: A Quick Take

February 12, 2026

The day after a sunny walk, some health news caught attention. First, a top FDA official stopped Moderna’s new flu vaccine from moving forward. He overruled the scientists who had already looked at the data. Some insiders say a change in tone from the company might flip the decision later. Next,

celebrities

A Heartfelt Goodbye: Stacy Keibler Remembers James Van Der Beek

February 12, 2026

James Van Der Beek, the actor who stole hearts as Dawson Leery in the late '90s, left this world at just 48. His passing has left a void, but not without a flood of memories and tributes. Stacy Keibler, a WWE Hall of Famer, shared her own touching story. She spent Van Der Beek's last days with him

sports

A Quiet Moment Before the Speed

February 11, 2026

At 2, 000 meters high, a small wooden hut sits quietly beside the roaring crowd. It is warm and offers a break from the wind for skiers waiting to race. Some see it as a calm pause; others feel their nerves grow louder. The countdown starts with beeps: 30 seconds, then 10, and finally a rapid count

crime

Crime Slows When It Gets Cold in Cleveland

February 10, 2026

Cleveland’s winter chill is more than a nuisance for pipes and sidewalks; it also seems to keep many offenders inside. Recent studies show that violent crimes—like assaults and robberies—tend to climb during warm months, while they drop when temperatures dip. Data from 2021‑2025 reveal that th

politics

Florida's Medical Brain Drain: Science Under Siege

January 25, 2026

Florida is grappling with a serious shortage of doctors and nurses, especially in rural areas. Many blame this on a growing anti-science sentiment fueled by certain politicians. The state's 10 medical schools are churning out graduates, but keeping them in Florida is becoming increasingly difficult.

crypto

Mutuum Finance: A New Player in the Decentralized Lending Game

January 25, 2026

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is stepping into the spotlight as it nears a crucial phase in its development. This project is not just another meme coin. It's building a decentralized lending platform that focuses on real-world utility. The team is working on a system that supports borrowing, collateral mana

crime

Crime in the U. S. : A Look at the Numbers

January 23, 2026

Crime rates in the U. S. have been going down since the pandemic. This is true for both violent and property crimes. In fact, aggravated assault and burglary rates hit their lowest points last year since the pandemic started. Homicides have also dropped significantly. In 52 of the largest cities, ho

health

Bright Light, Red Light: How to Beat the Winter Blues

January 21, 2026

Winter can be tough on your mood and energy. Many people feel down when the days get shorter. This is more than just feeling a bit sad. It’s a real condition called seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The good news is, there are ways to fight it. Bright light therapy is the most common treatment. It