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Can Trump Save TikTok?
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Can Trump Save TikTok?

Trump will have to convince companies like Apple and Oracle that he can protect them from the law. Although former president (and now president-elect) Donald Trump tried to ban TikTok during his first term in office, he came out against a ban during the 2024 campaign. The reasons for his flip-flop are unclear: Possibly it was a...

Does More Virtual Care Mean More Low-Value Care? Study Suggests No
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Does More Virtual Care Mean More Low-Value Care? Study Suggests No

An analysis of 2022 data shows that despite worries, use of unneeded scans and tests didn’t rise at primary care practices that embraced virtual care most Before 2024 ends, Congress will decide whether to keep or change rules about telehealth, or let them expire. And even though the decision will focus on Medicare’s payment for...

‘Yellowstone’ Highlights Montana’s Long-Forgotten Connection to the Confederacy
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‘Yellowstone’ Highlights Montana’s Long-Forgotten Connection to the Confederacy

The popular “Yellowstone” TV series, set and filmed in Montana, taps into a lesser-known chapter of the state’s history: its settlement by Confederates and ex-Confederates during and after the Civil War. I come to this story with a unique perspective. I’m a fourth-generation Montanan. I’m also a scholar of U.S. Western literary and cultural studies...

High Color Complexity in Social Media Images Proves More Eye-Catching, Increases User Engagement
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High Color Complexity in Social Media Images Proves More Eye-Catching, Increases User Engagement

Social media has become the main stage for marketing in the digital age, and the adage “content is king” has never been more relevant. Marketers are increasingly focused on creating social media content to capture user attention and drive engagement with content. One proven strategy to increase such engagement is using social media images. A...

Have We Found All the Major Maya Cities? Not Even Close, New Research Suggests
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Have We Found All the Major Maya Cities? Not Even Close, New Research Suggests

Using laser-guided imaging to peer through dense jungle forests, Tulane University researchers have uncovered vast unexplored Maya settlements in Mexico and a better understanding of the ancient civilization’s extent and complexity. The new research, published in the journal Antiquity, was led by Tulane University anthropology doctoral student Luke Auld-Thomas and his advisor, Professor Marcello A. Canuto. The team used...

Major Events Like Presidential Elections Bring Online Hate Communities Together
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Major Events Like Presidential Elections Bring Online Hate Communities Together

A new study published today details the ways in which the 2020 U.S. election not only incited new hate content in online communities but also how it brought those communities closer together around online hate speech. The research has wider implications for better understanding how the online hate universe multiplies and hardens around local and...