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November 19, 2024
For years, scientists and poets have believed that flying insects were irresistibly attracted to bright lights, similar to moths drawn to a flame. However, a recent study proposes that the situation may not be precisely as it seems. Instead of being drawn to light, scientists theorize that artificial lights at night may disrupt flying insects’
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The governor of Washington has requested the state to create guidelines for the appropriate use of generative artificial intelligence in government operations, as the technology becomes more integrated. Democratic Governor Jay Inslee stated that it is our responsibility to the public to carefully and considerately implement these influential new tools. Many states in the United
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According to a recent report, the population of western monarch butterflies that migrate to California for the winter decreased by 30% last year, possibly as a result of unusually wet weather conditions. According to the Xerces Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving invertebrates, volunteers recorded over 230,000 butterflies during their visits to California and
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The NFL and NFHS have partnered to promote high school football officiating, and the Cleveland Browns’ nominated crew was chosen as the inaugural NFL High School Football Officials “Crew of the Year” to further this goal. “The NFL is proud to acknowledge the Cleveland Browns’ High School Football Officials ‘Crew of the Year’,” stated Roman
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The recent re-match between Myers Park and Richmond, who competed in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A championship game, was cut short due to a leaky roof. This resulted in an unconventional situation of a basketball game being cancelled due to rain. It was November 21st and there were 2 minutes and 59 seconds
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The French National Assembly has given its overwhelming approval to a bill that aims to protect a woman’s right to have an abortion in the French Constitution. This is the first crucial stage in the legislative process, which also necessitates a vote in the Senate. President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to implement the measure in
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Mark Long, a sports writer for the Associated Press. Florida State has customized its lawsuit against the Atlantic Coast Conference. On Monday, the Seminoles submitted a revised accusation against the league claiming that ex-commissioner John Swofford prioritized his son’s interests while working for television partner Raycom Sports, resulting in significant financial losses for member schools.
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Italian authorities have informed OpenAI that their ChatGPT chatbot, which uses artificial intelligence, has breached the strict data privacy regulations of the European Union. On Monday, the data protection authority of the country, Garante, informed OpenAI, a company based in San Francisco, of violations of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation. Last year, the watchdog
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Chair of the National Task Force for Syphilis and Congenital Syphilis Syndemic, Rachel Levine, emphasized that most cases of congenital syphilis can be avoided if infections are detected and treated promptly. Rates of syphilis have increased by over 17% compared to last year’s record-setting rate, reaching levels not seen since the 1950s. This worrying trend
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By MARK ANDERSON, AP Sports Writer LAS VEGAS The tickets for the Super Bowl in Las Vegas are the most expensive ever, according to one secondary-market website. This highlights the excitement surrounding the first Super Bowl to be held in Las Vegas, featuring the reigning champion and the most popular team in the Western region.
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