Technology News

The Biden administration has pledged $5 billion towards the advancement of computer chip research and development.

The government of President Biden revealed on Friday its plan to allocate $5 billion to a recently formed collaboration between the public and private sectors. This initiative is focused on funding research and development for cutting-edge computer chips. The CHIPS and Science Act is providing funding for the National Semiconductor Technology Center. This legislation, enacted

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Health Care

The primary UN relief agency in Gaza reports that Israel is blocking food supplies for 1.1 million Palestinians.

Israel has implemented financial limitations on the primary United Nations organization that offers assistance in the Gaza Strip. This action resulted in the prevention of a shipment of food intended for 1.1 million Palestinians in the war-torn area, according to the agency’s director on Friday. The limitations worsened a conflict between Israel and UNRWA. The

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Health Care

Thousands of physicians in England are planning to strike once more as healthcare is expected to be a major topic in the upcoming UK election.

In England, a large number of young doctors will participate in a five-day strike this month due to an ongoing disagreement over their pay with the British government. The British Medical Association, which represents junior doctors, announced on Friday that the government did not meet the deadline for presenting a better pay offer. As a

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Sport

The boys swimming team from Carrboro High School has claimed their 4th consecutive championship title, while Lucca Battaglini from Durham School of the Arts has broken multiple records.

Carrboro has won the N.C. High School Athletic Association boys swimming & diving state championship for the fourth year in a row. On Thursday, at the Triangle Aquatic Center in Cary, the Jaguars emerged as the top team in the 3A championship, surpassing Lake Norman Charter. Carrboro ended the day with a total of 237

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