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A recent study has revealed that wastewater testing can detect the presence of mpox. This method is expected to lead to the identification of more microorganisms in the future.

According to a report released on Thursday by U.S. health officials, analyzing wastewater is effective in identifying cases of mpox, further supporting the use of sewage as a method for monitoring various diseases. According to a study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there is a 32% chance that tests

The 2024 political battle between Biden’s campaign and Republicans centers around the issue of abortion rights.

The reelection campaign for President Joe Biden is planning a series of events and an advertisement campaign centered on the fight for abortion rights across the country. The Democratic party sees this as a powerful tool against potential Republican nominee, Donald Trump. Kamala Harris, the Vice President, has taken the lead in addressing this issue

The day after he set a new record with 71 points, Paul McNeil reaches a milestone of 2,000 career points.

After setting a new record of 71 points in a single game, it may seem difficult for Paul McNeil Jr. to top his achievement. However, he wasted no time in impressing again as the No. 14 Raiders took on Pine Forest in the Jason Norton Classic, just one day after their victory against Lee County.

A medieval Franciscan friar is the leading authority on AI ethics at the Vatican.

Friar Paolo Benanti, a member of the Franciscan order, is focused on the important task of regulating artificial intelligence in a way that benefits people and does not harm them. Benanti is the Vatican’s go-to person on the technology and he has the ear of Pope Francis as well as some of Silicon Valley’s top

Conservatives in the House are once again frustrated by Mike Johnson’s refusal to speak about abortion.

The possibility of a partial government shutdown could be made more challenging for House Speaker Mike Johnson due to criticism surrounding his stance on abortion. | Photograph by Francis Chung for POLITICO Conservative lawmakers in the House are becoming more and more disappointed as their opportunity to limit access to abortion during this session of

The Goldsboro boys and girls teams both win against Beddingfield with clutch free throws in the final moments.

It seemed familiar, like I had experienced it before. Armani Latham of Goldsboro confidently released the ball from his left hand and made a crucial free throw with 10.8 seconds remaining, breaking the tie and securing a two-point win over Beddingfield for the Cougars. Two hours before, first-year student Nieirah Smith was in the same

The University of North Carolina’s fourth-ranked team remains undefeated in the ACC with a score of 86-70 against Louisville.

Authored by Written by Bob Sutton of the Associated Press. RJ Davis led the way with 21 points as No. 4 North Carolina defeated Louisville 86-70 on Wednesday night in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This marked the Tar Heels’ seventh consecutive win, their longest streak in five years. Armando Bacot scored 19 points, while ex-Louisville

The ACC has filed an amended lawsuit against Florida State, alleging that they have broken their contract and revealed confidential information that is considered proprietary.

By Associated Press The Atlantic Coast Conference has accused Florida State of violating the terms of their contract on Wednesday. The league claims that the Seminoles went back on their word by legally contesting an agreement that binds them to the conference for the next twelve years. The ACC filed a lawsuit against the Florida

Legal records highlight that Meta has a history of hesitancy in safeguarding minors on Instagram.

According to the complaint, recently revealed files from New Mexico’s legal action against Meta highlight the company’s past reluctance to prioritize the safety of children on its platforms. In December, Raul Torrez, the Attorney General of New Mexico, filed a lawsuit against Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram. The lawsuit claims that the company

A court has once again prohibited the sale of Apple’s high-end watches due to a legal disagreement over the patent for their blood-oxygen sensor technology.

The federal appeals court has ruled to reinstate a ban on the sale of Apple’s high-end watches in the United States. This decision comes as the court mediates a patent conflict involving a sensor, potentially leading to the removal of the watches from stores for the second time in under a month. The decision made