Emily Miller, Author at Riverdale Standard

Emily Miller

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Lady Vols Stumble Against Georgia, Putting NCAA Seeding in Jeopardy

Senior Day Spoiled as Tennessee Falls to Georgia The Tennessee Lady Vols couldn’t find their rhythm Sunday, suffering a tough 72-69 loss to Georgia in their final regular-season game at Food City Center. The defeat not only marred Senior Day celebrations but also put Tennessee’s NCAA tournament seeding in jeopardy. After a sluggish start, Tennessee (21-8, 8-8 SEC) clawed its way back into the game, finally taking the lead with…

Energo-Pro Georgia Races to Restore Power as Storm Wreaks Havoc

Electricity crews in Georgia are battling against time and harsh conditions to restore power in several regions left in the dark after a severe storm battered the western part of the country. Energo-Pro Georgia, the company responsible for electricity distribution, has mobilized emergency teams and reinforced its workforce with additional electricians from across the nation. Widespread Power Outages Leave Villages Struggling Some of the worst-hit areas include Guria, Kobuleti, Khoni,…

Ukraine Agrees to US Minerals Deal, Signing Expected This Week

US and Ukraine Finalize Terms for Major Mineral Agreement Ukraine has accepted the terms of a mineral deal with the United States and is expected to sign the agreement as early as Friday, according to officials from both nations. The deal, set to be inked in Washington, will see US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky formalizing the arrangement, which has been in discussions for months. A Strategic…

Georgia Bill Pushes for Transparency on Imported Seafood

Georgia’s seafood industry is facing a major shift as a new bill moves through the state legislature. House Bill 117, which just passed the Georgia House of Representatives with overwhelming support, aims to bring more transparency to seafood menus across the state. What’s in HB 117? The bill is simple in its language but could have a significant impact on restaurants and seafood suppliers. If signed into law, HB 117…

Orange Crush 2025: Georgia Beach Town Faces Off With Organizers Over College Party Chaos

A small Georgia beach town is bracing for impact as thousands of revelers prepare to flood Tybee Island for Orange Crush 2025. Officials are struggling to balance safety and tradition, with concerns over past violence, litter, and strained resources. Tybee Island Prepares for the Surge A beach town of just three miles in length, Tybee Island is expecting an estimated 50,000 attendees for this year’s Orange Crush event. What started…

NASA’s PUNCH Mission to Capture the Sun’s Atmosphere in Unprecedented Detail

NASA is preparing to launch a groundbreaking solar mission that promises to offer a fresh perspective on the Sun’s atmosphere. The Polarimetry to Unify the Corona and Heliosphere (PUNCH) mission, set for liftoff on February 28 aboard a SpaceX rocket, aims to trace the origins of solar winds and track Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) with an unprecedented level of detail. A First in Solar Observation For the first time, a…

Machine Learning Algorithm Cracks Immune System’s Code for Disease Detection

Stanford Researchers Unlock Hidden Patterns in Immune Data to Diagnose Diseases Your immune system remembers everything. Every virus, every vaccine, every battle fought within your body leaves a trace—a molecular footprint hidden in B and T cells. Scientists at Stanford Medicine have now found a way to decode this biological diary using machine learning, opening new doors for diagnosing diseases ranging from COVID-19 to lupus. Their algorithm, dubbed Mal-ID (Machine…

Zurabishvili Slams Crackdown on Protesters and Ivanishvili’s Duty-Free Art Import

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has come out swinging against the heavy fines imposed on demonstrators, calling the penalties unjust and excessive. At the same time, she has drawn attention to billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili’s recent ability to import an art collection worth half a billion dollars without paying customs fees. Protesters Face Staggering Fines Authorities have reportedly issued $300,000 in fines in just one day to protesters taking to the streets…

iPhone 17 Pro: Expected Price, Launch Date, and Features in India, USA, and Dubai

Apple is gearing up for another major release, with the iPhone 17 Pro expected to debut in September 2025. As anticipation builds, leaks and reports have started painting a picture of what’s in store. From a refreshed design to the powerful A19 Pro chip, there’s plenty to look forward to. Let’s break down everything we know so far, including the price estimates for India, the USA, and Dubai. A Fresh…

India’s Gold Imports Plunge to 20-Year Low as Record Prices Dampen Demand

India’s gold imports have collapsed to their lowest level in two decades, with February shipments expected to be down 85% year-on-year. The surge in gold prices has left buyers hesitant, even during the peak wedding season, typically a period of high demand for the precious metal. Gold Prices Surge, Consumers Hold Back Gold prices have been on an unprecedented climb, with spot prices reaching an all-time high of $2,956.15 per…