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Gambling Deals Spark Heated Debate

July 15, 2026

A heated debate unfolded in a US appeals court as Kalshi Inc. clashed with three California-based Native American tribes. The dispute centers on whether Kalshi's sports event contracts can be offered on Native American reservations. At the heart of the matter is how to classify Kalshi's sports p

science

Egg-cellent Progress in Fertility Preservation

July 15, 2026

Fertility preservation is a pressing concern for many individuals, and researchers are working tirelessly to improve the process of growing immature eggs outside the body. This technique, known as in vitro follicle culture, holds great promise but remains a challenge in reproductive biology. A recen

education

Native American Students Thrive with Hands-on Learning

July 13, 2026

Students across the US are finding new purpose in education, particularly in Native American communities. For instance, Gerald Dillon, an 18-year-old from the Puyallup Reservation, transformed from a disengaged student to someone excited about learning. His change of heart began when he enrolled in

education

Native American Schools See Big Jump in Graduation Rates

July 13, 2026

Students on the Puyallup Reservation in Washington found a new reason to stay in school when they were given the chance to learn through hands-on job training. One student, Gerald Dillon, was able to turn his academic experience around by working as a teaching assistant in a second-grade classroom.

education

Turning Points in Education

July 13, 2026

Gerald Dillon, an 18-year-old from the Puyallup Reservation, once struggled to find meaning in his academic journey. His senior year took an unexpected turn when he began working as a teaching assistant in a second-grade classroom. The experience sparked a newfound enthusiasm for learning. Dillon's

education

Native American Schools See Big Jump in Graduation Rates

July 13, 2026

Students on the Puyallup Reservation in Washington found a new reason to stay in school when they started getting hands-on job training. One student, Gerald Dillon, was able to turn his academic life around after enrolling in career training courses. He started working as a teaching assistant in a s

education

Native American Schools See Big Jump in Graduation Rates

July 13, 2026

Students on the Puyallup Reservation in Washington state are finding new reasons to stay in school. One of them is Gerald Dillon, who used to struggle in class. But when he started helping out in a second-grade classroom as part of his career training, everything changed. He began to see the value i

science

Freezing the Future: A Breakthrough in Chicken Genetic Preservation

July 13, 2026

Scientists have made a significant step forward in preserving chicken genetic resources. This is crucial for both commercial breeds that supply eggs and meat globally and for conserving indigenous breeds. The goal is to manage breeding effectively according to future demands. Chicken embryos are tri

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