In 1971, the spotlight of women’s sports shone brightly on Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, where which is believed to be the largest crowd ever for a women’s sporting event was recorded, numbering over 110,000 enthusiastic fans. This memorable event was part of the unofficial Women’s World Cup soccer tournament, a milestone that has largely
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Recent discussions surrounding organ transplantation have underscored the potential benefits of utilizing organs from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive donors, particularly for patients living with HIV. A groundbreaking study led by Dr. Christine Durand at Johns Hopkins Medicine has revealed that kidney transplants from HIV-positive donors are as safe and effective as those from HIV-negative
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In a significant legal settlement announced by the U.S. Department of Justice, Raytheon Technologies’ subsidiary has agreed to pay a staggering amount exceeding $950 million to resolve investigations concerning government contract fraud, foreign bribery violations, and breaches of the Arms Export Control Act. Additionally, the company will pay over $124 million to the U.S. Securities
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In a groundbreaking move, Intel and AMD have announced a partnership aimed at revitalizing the x86 architecture, a fundamental component of modern computing, originally introduced in the late 1970s. This collaboration, revealed at the OCP Global Summit in California, reflects both a recognition of the rising competition from ARM, based in Cambridge, and a strategic
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As trading commenced on Wednesday, the Asia-Pacific markets demonstrated a bearish sentiment, echoing the downturn experienced on Wall Street the previous day. The Nikkei in Japan bore the brunt of this downward trend, leading the region’s losses as investors grappled with concerns over economic stability and corporate earnings reports. This market reaction aligns with the
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The X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) has always ignited curiosity and speculation since its inaugural journey into space in 2011. Conceived by Boeing and managed by the US Space Force (USSF), this innovative, unmanned spaceplane represents a leap forward in reusable spacecraft technology. Designed to operate within Low-Earth Orbit (LEO)—roughly 240 to 800 kilometers (150
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