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Turkey, Sweden, and Italy’s astronauts embark on a new chartered flight to the space station.

On Thursday, a Turkish astronaut, along with a Swedish and Italian astronaut, were launched to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral, Florida on a SpaceX flight that was chartered for the mission. The Falcon rocket took off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in the evening, transporting three men who are all experienced military pilots

An Israeli business has been approved to produce the first-ever lab-grown beef steaks.

According to officials, a company from Israel has been granted initial approval from health authorities to market the first ever steaks created from cultured beef cells rather than from the entire animal. This decision comes after the successful approval of lab-grown chicken in the United States in the previous year. In December, the Israeli Health

Biden travels to North Carolina, a state he aims to secure in the upcoming November election, to advocate for better internet connectivity.

On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced a new initiative for North Carolina to receive $82 million in funding to increase access to high-speed internet for 16,000 households and businesses. This is part of the ongoing efforts to improve the state of the United States, according to Biden. Biden, the current Democratic leader seeking re-election, intertwined

Donavan Frederick, a linebacker for the Seventy-First All-State team, has received his first offer.

UNC Charlotte’s football team has offered Seventy-First High School linebacker Donavan Frederick a verbal scholarship, making them the first school to do so. This is the initial proposal for the outstanding junior. He is recorded as being 6 feet and 2 inches tall, and weighs 200 pounds. Frederick has been integral to Seventy-First’s recent achievements,

Charlotte offers All-State athlete DeAndre Nance

DeAndre Nance, the all-state quarterback for Seventy-First High School, has received a verbal offer for a scholarship from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. This is the second opportunity extended to a student in the graduating class of 2025. The first offer was received from Alabama A&M in December. Nance is the quarterback for

The Georgia Bulldogs have extended an offer to Noah Clark, a sophomore defensive lineman from Jordan.

Noah Clark, a sophomore defensive tackle at Jordan High School, has received his first two offers from SEC schools. He received a verbal offer from the University of South Carolina in November, followed by an offer from the University of Georgia on Thursday. Clark received recognition for his exceptional performance in the fall season by

A groundbreaking trial demonstrates the potential for pigs to assist individuals with liver failure in the future.

Doctors connected a pig liver to a brain-dead person’s body and observed it effectively purifying blood, bringing them closer to potentially using the method in people suffering from liver failure. On Thursday, the University of Pennsylvania revealed a unique experiment involving animal-to-human organ transplants. In this instance, the pig liver was utilized outside the donated

Scientists have successfully mapped the largest deep-sea coral reef to date, located off the coast of the United States in the Atlantic Ocean.

Researchers have charted the expansive coral reef located deep in the ocean, which spans hundreds of miles along the eastern coast of the United States. Although scientists have been aware of the existence of certain coral in the Atlantic since the 1960s, the actual size of the reef was unknown until recent advancements in underwater

Artificial intelligence is the current trend and a major potential for growth, but also a potential risk to keep an eye on among the influential attendees at Davos.

DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — Artificial intelligence is easily the biggest buzzword for world leaders and corporate bosses diving into big ideas at the World Economic Forum’s glitzy annual meeting in Davos. Breathtaking advances in generative AI stunned the world last year, and the elite crowd is angling to take advantage of its promise and minimize

“Pack Therapy” is a discussion with Tom Livolsi, founder of “Savage Wolves”, about the impact of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) on recruiting. This discussion can be found on WRALSportsFan.com.

One constant feeling rains over the 130 plus year history of NC State Wolfpack football hope and when there’s hope. Well, Pack fans can always relate pack family time for a true look at your team, expert analysis, special guests and a Carter Finley sized bag full of Xs and Os. Let’s get hooked up