A Troubling Trend: New Study Links Supreme Court Ruling to Rise in Infant Deaths

A recent study from The Ohio State University, published in JAMA Pediatrics, reports a concerning rise in the number of newborn deaths in the United States following a significant Supreme Court decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. This ruling, which removed a previously recognized constitutional right, seems to have led to serious unintended consequences…

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Pedaling into the Future: Is Hydrogen the Right Fuel for Bikes?

In the endless pursuit of cutting-edge, eco-friendly transportation, the hydrogen-powered bike has pedaled onto the scene. While these bikes aim to offer a green alternative by emitting nothing more than water vapor, the concept might raise some eyebrows—or elicit outright guffaws. After all, straddling a miniature Hindenburg doesn’t exactly sound like a tranquil way to…

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Out with Rockets, In with Spin Launch: The New Dawn of Satellite Launches

As SpaceX expands its Starlink satellite constellation, finding more efficient and sustainable launch methods is paramount. SpinLaunch, a company that has recently conducted successful tests, offers a promising alternative to traditional rocket launches. Currently, SpaceX relies on these conventional launches, which are effective but costly, environmentally taxing, and logistically complex. Rockets contribute significantly to space…

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Opinion: To Eliminate Cancer, We Need to Eliminate Capitalism from the Health Care Sector

Capitalism and health care are fundamentally at odds. In a capitalist system, businesses exist to maximize profit, but when applied to health care, this leads to serious ethical issues. The goal of health care should be to cure illnesses and save lives, yet under capitalism, curing people reduces the need for further treatment, effectively cutting…

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Opinion: The Greatest Sci-Fi Books You Must Read Before You Die

Science fiction has always pushed the boundaries of human imagination, blending speculative technology with deep explorations of society, identity, and the universe. Whether you’re new to the genre or a seasoned fan, here are ten of the best science fiction books recommended by passionate readers. 1. Revelation Space Series by Alastair Reynolds The Revelation Space…

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Florida Universities Forced to Drop Women in Literature and Other Courses Due to DeSantis Law

TALLAHASSEE, Florida — A sweeping new law championed by Governor Ron DeSantis is reshaping the academic landscape at Florida’s public universities, with significant repercussions for both faculty and students. The law, which aims to eliminate so-called “woke ideologies” from the state’s higher education system, has led to the removal of hundreds of general education courses,…

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California Police Departments Weigh Practicality and Performance of Tesla Patrol Vehicles

As California aims to phase out gas and diesel vehicles by 2035, police departments are at the forefront of adopting electric vehicles (EVs), with varied outcomes. The experiences of the Ukiah and South Pasadena Police Departments, utilizing different Tesla models, underscore the diverse challenges and potential of EVs in law enforcement. The Ukiah Police Department…

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Apex No More: Study Shows Humans Once Hunted by Africa’s Deadliest Lions

A recent study published in Current Biology challenges the long-held belief that humans have always been the dominant predators. The research focused on the infamous “Man-eaters of Tsavo,” two lions responsible for killing dozens of workers on the Kenya–Uganda Railway in the late 19th century. By using advanced DNA analysis, the study reveals new insights…

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EBAY Cracks Down on E-Bike Sales Amid Rising Fire Concerns: Safety Standards Explained

E-bike fires are becoming a significant concern across the United States as the popularity of these vehicles continues to rise. Reports of battery fires tied to e-bikes, particularly those using non-UL certified lithium-ion batteries, are causing alarm, prompting changes in policy and regulation. Between January 2021 and November 2022, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission…

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