Author: Nicole Roney

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Cancer Treatment Breakthrough: Functional Precision Medicine Shows Promise in Personalizing Therapies Cancer continues to be a leading cause of death among children in the U.S. and globally, with diagnoses on the rise in those under 50. Despite advancements in standard cancer treatments, many patients still face uncertain outcomes when treatments fail to work effectively. In a recent breakthrough, functional precision medicine has emerged as a promising approach in personalizing cancer therapies. This method involves testing different medications on a patient’s own cancer cells before treatment, tailoring therapies to improve outcomes. A clinical trial combining drug sensitivity testing with DNA testing…

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The Bib Theorists is excited to announce a new limited time offer for their readers. For just $1, readers can enjoy unlimited access to quality journalism from the Financial Times for a full 4 weeks. Once the trial period is over, access will continue at the low price of $75 per month. This subscription includes complete digital access to the Financial Times on any device, allowing readers to stay informed on the latest news and trends in the world of finance and business. One of the best parts about this offer is that readers can cancel their subscription at any…

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Thieves Make Off with Millions in Cash from GardaWorld Facility in Southern California In a daring heist, thieves managed to steal an estimated tens of millions of dollars from a GardaWorld money storage facility located in Sylmar, Southern California on Easter Sunday. The robbery took place in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles, where burglars were able to breach the building and safe where the cash was stored. While initial reports suggest that as much as $30 million was taken, law enforcement sources are still working to confirm the exact amount that was stolen. The LAPD and FBI…

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California Assemblyman Matt Haney of San Francisco has introduced a groundbreaking bill that could give workers in the state the right to disconnect from work communications after hours. Assembly Bill 2751 aims to establish workplace policies that would allow employees to ignore employer communications during nonworking hours, with exceptions for emergencies or scheduling issues. Under the proposed bill, nonworking hours would be determined through a written agreement between workers and employers. Employers found violating the rule could face a civil penalty of at least $100. If passed, California would become the first state in the U.S. to consider such a…

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In a powerful display of using their platform for advocacy, Ramy Youssef and Pete Davidson addressed the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza during their hosting duties on “Saturday Night Live.” Youssef, known for his comedy as well as his activism, delivered an opening monologue that blended humor with serious topics. He shared an anecdote about praying for a friend in a custody battle over a dog, as well as another friend’s family stuck in Gaza. The actor has been a vocal advocate for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza, calling for peace and justice for the people of Palestine. During…

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Alabama’s basketball team has captured the hearts of fans and pundits alike with their historic journey to the Final Four. In a recent opinion column by Michael Casagrande on ‘The Bib Theorists’, he delved into the team’s remarkable season and the key players who contributed to their success. Players Mo Dioubate, Grant Nelson, Jarin Stevenson, and Nick Pringle were highlighted for their significant roles in Alabama’s unprecedented achievement. The team made history by reaching the Final Four for the first time, with role players stepping up in crucial moments throughout the tournament. One player who emerged as a key asset…

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Pop sensation Lizzo sparked speculation about her future in the music industry with a cryptic social media post declaring, “I QUIT” after her performance at a fundraiser for President Biden. The post came following criticism from the attorney representing dancers Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis, and Noelle Rodriguez, who are suing Lizzo for sexual harassment. Lizzo expressed feeling tired of online negativity and stated her desire to focus on creating music and making a positive impact on the world. The dancers’ lawsuit accuses Lizzo of sexual harassment, workplace hostility, assault, and discrimination, which the singer has vehemently denied. Lizzo has filed…

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A recent trend in vehicle theft in Montreal, Canada has raised concerns about the use of Apple’s AirTags by criminals. According to reports, thieves are utilizing these small tracking devices to monitor and steal cars in the area. The issue has prompted police in Burlington, Vermont to issue a warning to drivers who have recently visited Canada to be cautious of AirTags being placed on their vehicles. Two residents in Burlington found AirTags in their cars after returning from trips to Montreal, sparking fears of potential tracking and theft. One of the residents, Ethan Yang, was able to locate an…

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Authorities in Vermont are urging residents to be extra cautious after a disturbing trend involving AirTags has come to light. Multiple cases have been reported of people finding the tracking devices on their cars after returning from road trips to Canada. It is believed that criminals are using AirTags to track the movements of vehicles, with the aim of eventually stealing them. One such case involved Massachusetts resident Ethan Yang, who found an AirTag hidden in the front grill of his car after returning from Montreal. The Burlington, Vermont police department has seen a significant increase in reports of AirTags…

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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich’s detention in Moscow’s Lefortovo Prison has now been extended for a fifth time, further heightening concerns about his well-being and the overall state of press freedom in Russia. Gershkovich has been behind bars since March 29, 2023, facing allegations of spying. The decision to extend his pretrial detention until June 30 was made by investigators from the Federal Security Service (FSB), with the possibility of even more extensions in exceptional circumstances. This development marks the first time in decades that a US journalist has been held by Russia on spying charges, with the last…

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