Big Changes and Big News: A Look at Today's Top Stories

In a major shake-up, the Oscars are making a big move. Starting in 2029, the famous awards show will leave ABC and head to YouTube. This shift shows how streaming is taking over from traditional TV. Taxes are changing too. President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill, " passed in July, has new rules and changes to old ones. If you're getting ready for your 2025 tax return, you'll need to know these updates. Climate scientists are under pressure. At a big meeting in New Orleans, stress was high. The Trump administration wants to split up the National Center for Atmospheric Research. Scientists are not happy and plan to fight back. Young Americans are feeling down. A survey shows they don't trust big institutions and think things are going wrong in the US. But even so, only half say they will vote next year. Seattle is in hot water. As one of the host cities for the 2026 World Cup, the city's plans have upset Egypt and Iran. The controversy is growing ahead of the big soccer event.Luxury brands are competing for the high seas. Some of the world's fanciest hospitality brands are in a friendly race to see who can offer the best experiences at sea. In other news, a South African man is making waves. By day, he's an intern attorney. By night, he's a competitive figure skating champion. He's working to grow the sport in his home country. Four Republican lawmakers have decided to side with Democrats in a fight over Obamacare. This unexpected move could change the game. A wildlife photographer found something amazing. Just a mile from a 2026 Winter Olympics site, they discovered one of the largest collections of dinosaur footprints, dating back about 210 million years. China is building a massive hydropower system deep in the Himalayas. The project is shrouded in secrecy, but it's set to be the world's most powerful. Quiz time! What are the odds of winning a million-dollar lottery prize twice? The answer might surprise you.