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College students are noticing their AI-smoothed writing sounds strong — and not like them

Generative AI has become a part of everyday student life in Canada. While institutions focus on misconduct and detection, a deeper shift is happening, one that concerns identity.

The Conversation

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“Isolate or remove instruments from any song… Remove the guitar and step into the player’s shoes”: With AI stem separation, component-level modelling, and access to 200,000+ neural captures, Blackstar says the Beam Mini “redefines” the desktop amp

Introduced at NAMM 2026, the Beam Mini ups the ante for the digital practice amp, giving players access to AI-driven practice tools, Tone3000 NAM captures and top-class modelled sounds

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200,000 models, AI stem separation, impossibly big sound: Blackstar just dropped a mini amp that could change the market forever

The BEAM Mini could offer big competition to the Spark Go, with “component-level” models, cutting-edge AI practice tools and support for NAM open source captures

Guitar World

Nigeria’s budget is treated like a government secret: how an online public monitoring system could fight corruption

Nigerians have no reliable way of scrutinising the national budget. The citizen’s portal of the Nigerian Budget Office of the Federation is often offline, and when it is online, it is highly technical and difficult for ordinary citizens to understand.

The Conversation

I Give My Houseplants a Spring Chop Every Year and It Always Makes Them Grow Twice as Big – Here's How to Do It

Take care not to get it wrong, as it could lead to your plant's early demise

Homes & Gardens

Spaceflight is hard on the heart, yet artificial ones grow better in space than on Earth

The human heart shrivels away in space, but researchers have found that mini-hearts grown from human stem cells sprout in space significantly faster than in labs on Earth.

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3-State Medicaid Slowdown: Why Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri Are Struggling With Renewals

A major strain on Medicaid systems is hitting three states at once, and millions of residents now feel the impact ripple through their healthcare coverage. Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri have not paused renewals, but they are experiencing significant slowdowns that create confusion for families who rely on steady access to…

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Wait, Did Calla Lillies Just Become the Cool, Minimalist Flower of 2026? Here's Why, and How to Style Them so They Don't Feel Bridal

The best part? You only need a couple of stems to make a statement

Livingetc

6 Signs Your Nervous System Is Stuck in Overdrive

If you’ve ever felt constantly “on edge” without a clear reason, your body may be trying to tell you something important. A nervous system stuck in overdrive can quietly impact everything from your sleep to your focus and even your long-term health. In today’s fast-paced world, chronic stress has become…

Budget and the Bees

Georgia’s 30-Day Rule: Why Missed Renewal Calls Are Cutting Off Medicaid This Week

Georgia’s Medicaid system has entered a high-stakes phase where timing matters more than ever, and thousands of residents now feel the pressure. A federally required 30‑day response window now determines who keeps coverage and who suddenly loses it. Miss a letter, overlook a text, or fail to submit paperwork in…

The Free Financial Advisor

iZotope upgrades RX with a film-focused stem separation module and improved machine learning

RX 12 also promises an improved workflow and a smoother interface

MusicRadar

New Treasury Rule Flags All-Cash Home Deals Over $300,000 — Buyers Throughout America Affected

The housing market just received a shake-up that hits all-cash buyers right where it matters most: privacy and speed. A new Treasury-backed rule now flags certain all-cash home purchases over $300,000 for added scrutiny, changing how deals move from offer to closing. Buyers who once enjoyed quick, quiet transactions now…

Clever Dude

3 Bhagavad Gita Lessons That Reveal the True Meaning of Love

Bhagavad Gita is a spiritual text that provides profound lessons about each and every aspect of human existence. Lord Krishna’s wisdom helped Arjuna attain victory in the Mahabharata war. In fact, if we truly understand Bhagwan’s words and implement the truths contained in them in our lives, success in all…

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How to Get the Japanese Art of Ikebana Right and Make Flowers Look More Elevated and Expensive — Yes, It's More Than Just Putting Stems in a Vase

I attended a workshop and spoke to ikebana practitioners about this intentional ritual and how it elevates interior spaces

The Conversation

New research shows men still outnumber women as experts in science news

Expert voices in Australian science news coverage are still more likely to be those of men, according to recent research, despite journalists themselves being fairly evenly spread between genders.

The Free Financial Advisor

The SAVE System Backlog: How Immigration-Status Delays Are Knocking Eligible Families Off SNAP

A bureaucratic slowdown rarely grabs headlines, yet it can ripple through thousands of households in very real ways. The SAVE system—short for Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements—sits at the center of a growing problem that affects access to SNAP benefits. When this verification tool stalls, families who qualify for food…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Banking Warning: Accounts Are Being Closed During Risk Reviews—What Triggers It

Banks no longer wait for obvious fraud before taking action, and that shift has started catching everyday customers off guard. Financial institutions now rely on advanced monitoring systems that flag behavior patterns long before a human ever reviews an account. Those systems trigger “risk reviews,” and in many cases, the…

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5 Secret Ways to Pick Sweet Mangoes Without Cutting

Have you ever brought home mangoes that looked absolutely perfect only to taste them and feel completely disappointed? It’s a common frustration. You carefully pick the best-looking ones, yet they turn out sour or bland inside. It almost feels like luck is against you. But what if it isn’t luck…

The Independent UK

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The 5 States Where Property Tax Appeals Succeed Often

Property taxes can feel like a fixed bill carved in stone, but smart homeowners know that number often has wiggle room. Across the country, thousands of property tax appeals succeed every year, quietly saving people hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars. The key lies in knowing where the system tends to work…

The Mary Sue

Donald Trump just became the first president in history to owe the American people $166 billion in refunds

Donald Trump’s administration just kicked off the largest tariff refund in U.S. history, and businesses are about to get $166 billion back. Starting at 8 p.m. ET on April 20, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will open the first phase of a new claims system, letting importers file for…

The Times of India

Big tech loves this arrangement: Congressman Riley writes to DHS for ending OPT; claims 450,000 jobs 'stolen' from Americans

GOP Congressman Riley M Moore has written to new DHS secretary Markwayne Mullin to end OPT, STEM-OPT and CPT programs to save jobs for American graduates. He is not the first one to raise the demand amid the ongoing H-1B controversy but he detailed how these programs that allow foreign…

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Female scientists transforming STEM knowledge gaps

After a government women in STEM initiative ended, female scientists have taken it upon themselves to continue filling research gaps to improve health outcomes.

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'Should Have Looked': Woman Takes Mom’s Car To The Car Wash. Then Alarm Bells Start Going Off

While not exactly stressful, there's kind of a baked-in level of worry that comes with taking any car through a car wash. The concerns stem primarily from the large volumes of high-pressure water, cleansers, and automated equipment performing a messy, complicated dance on the exterior of your car, while you…

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