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Adrienne Colon is a writer at In Human News, where she covers sports, education, and tech. She has a soft spot for anything that involves a good story or an underdog—and she's always looking to tell those stories. Adrienne's hobbies include playing basketball and reading about sports history.

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Applications Now Open for HRI Leadership Academy’s Class of 2026

Horticultural Research Institute Leadership Academy logo | HRI The Horticultural Research Institute (HRI) has announced the opening of the HRI Leadership Academy Class of 2026 application window. This one-year leadership program is designed to develop the skills green industry leaders need to perform better, grow faster, and prepare for the future. “As we enter the […]

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Here’s how to create a custom emoji with the Apple Intelligence feature ‘Genmoji’

Apple’s latest iOS 18.1 software updates introduced a series of Apple Intelligence features, including Writing Tools and notification summaries. However, some features were missing from the lineup, like Genmoji, which allows users to create emojis from written prompts. Now, with iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2 public betas officially available, the highly anticipated

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Proposed assisted dying bill for England and Wales rekindles debate over choice and ethics

LONDON — Details of a proposed law to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales have been published, rekindling debate on the controversial topic ahead of a vote in Parliament later this month. The draft bill, published Monday, proposes allowing terminally ill adults expected to have less than six months to live to ask for

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Virginia amusement park to open 'world's tallest and longest launched wing' roller coaster

The “world’s tallest and longest launched wing coaster” will open next year at Kings Dominion, the Virginia-based amusement park announced. “We are excited to unveil Rapterra, the must-do ride of 2025, at Kings Dominion… This extraordinary addition promises new thrills for our guests, making it the perfect centerpiece for our 50th anniversary celebration,” said Bridgette

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How Managing Substrate Temperature Improves Crop Productivity

A frequently observed example of direct injury due to extreme root temperatures is uneven rooting. In this case the northern exposure of a root system grown in a black container (temperature unmanaged) vs. a white container (temperature managed) shows the difference in root quality that substrate temperature management can have. Photo: Jeb Fields While we

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Waymo's robotaxis now open to anyone who wants a driverless ride in Los Angeles

Waymo on Tuesday opened its robotaxi service to anyone who wants a ride around Los Angeles, marking another milestone in the evolution of self-driving car technology since the company began as a secret project at Google 15 years ago. The expansion comes eight months after Waymo began offering rides in Los Angeles to a limited

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The Plant Company Announces New Greenhouse Space Additions

The Plant Company ribbon cutting ceremony at new greenhouse space with Jason vanWingerden (L) and Frank Paul (R) | Proven Winners The Plant Company has undergone an extensive construction project, adding 5 acres of high-tech greenhouse space to its operation, to meet the growing demand for Proven Winners leafjoy houseplants. The expansion enables the premium

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Boeing says it will take several weeks to resume production of planes after the strike

DALLAS (AP) — Boeing says it will be several weeks before it fully resumes building passenger planes, as factory workers return following a strike that lasted nearly two months. A Boeing spokesperson said Tuesday that the delay in restarting plants in Washington state and Oregon is due to multiple steps needed to resume production. Airline

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