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There was a time long ago when the FCC would block the merger of two major television networks. Too much consolidation is not healthy for democracy. But under Brendan Carr, the prospect of a megabillionaire buying two networks is possible because he's a friend of Trump. The most stunning revelation occurs in the last paragraph.…
By empowering youth through political education, you're planting seeds of change that can blossom into a more informed and engaged society. Equip them with the tools they need, and watch as they become advocates for justice and equality. It's not just about teaching facts; it's about igniting passion and fostering dialogue. When young voices rise, they can challenge the status quo and shape a brighter future for everyone. Together, let's nurture this potential and create communities that thrive.
A guest post from Crystal N. Fodrey and Kristi Girdharry. One of my core beliefs about working in this world where generative AI has the potential to intrude on teaching and learning is that we need maximum collaboration among the stakeholders in that work.
Écouter Listening Practice - Simples cellules de peau de Learn French with daily podcasts. Imaginez un peu : transformer de simples cellules de peau en ovule.Imagine that: transforming simple skin cells into egg cells.Ouais.Yeah.Et qu'ils puissent être fécondés.And that they can be fertilized.C'est la prouesse que des chercheurs expliquent dans Nature Communications.This is the feat that researchers explain in Nature Communications.C'est potentiellement énorme pour l'infertilité mais ça soulève de sacrées questions.It's potentially huge for infertility but it raises some serious questions.Alors, premier point : la science derrière tout ça.So, first point: the science behind all this.L'équipe de Paula Amato de l'Oregon Health and Science University, eh bien elle a réussi à créer ces ovocytes humains fonctionnels.The team of Paula Amato from the Oregon Health and Science University, well, they succeeded in creating these functional human egg cells.Ils ont même pu être fécondés par des spermatozoïdes.They could even be fertilized by sperm.Bon, ça a donné des embryons, mais ils avaient des anomalies, alors ils ont été détruits, hein.Well, it resulted in embryos, but they had abnormalities, so they were destroyed, you know.Les idées d'application, il y en a : traiter certaines infertilités, permettre aux couples de même sexe d'avoir des enfants génétiquement liés ou pallier le manque de don de gamètes, un vrai sujet en France par exemple.There are ideas for application: treating certain infertilities, allowing same-sex couples to have genetically related children or compensating for the lack of gamete donation, a real issue in France, for example.Mais, attention, hein, Paula Amato le répète, on parle de moins d'une décennie avant d'imaginer utiliser ça en clinique.But, be careful, Paula Amato repeats it, we're talking about less than a decade before considering using this in a clinical setting.On en est vraiment qu'au tout début.We are really only at the very beginning.
Workforce development advocates are excited to see the Education Department name workforce readiness as a potential grant priority—but they have questions. The U.S. Department of Education is doubling down on its emphasis on workforce development. Education Secretary Linda McMahon recently proposed adding career pathways and workforce readiness to her list of priorities for discretionary grant funding, possibly guiding how the department spends billions of dollars.