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Oct 27 2025OPINION

A Musician's Stand Against Hate: Why One Artist Chose Israel

In a world where art is often used as a tool for division, one musician decided to use his platform to bring people together. Instead of joining the growing trend of boycotting Israel, he chose to create something beautiful in the midst of conflict. His new song, "On My Mind, " is not just a love le

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Halloween: From Simple Fun to Big Business

Halloween has changed a lot over the years. It's not just about kids dressing up and getting candy anymore. Now, it's a huge deal for adults too. People spend a lot of money on costumes, decorations, and parties. In fact, Americans are expected to spend over $13 billion this year alone. That's a lot

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Drug Prices: Trump's Promises vs. Reality

President Donald Trump has been vocal about lowering drug prices. He has signed orders, sent letters, and even started a trade war. Yet, Americans still pay a lot for medicines. The gap between his words and actions is wide. Trump's team has talked about many ideas. They want to link U. S. drug pri

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Idaho's Unexpected Twist: When Politics Meets Foreign Policy

Idaho, known for its deep red politics, recently found itself in the middle of an unexpected foreign policy move. The Trump administration decided to set up a Qatari Air Force training section at Mountain Home Air Force Base. This caught Idaho's Republican congressional delegation off guard. They ha

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Gambling with the Future: A Risky Economy

The American economy is now a high-stakes game, much like a casino. The promises of bringing back manufacturing jobs never really materialized. Instead, the economy is now built on uncertainty and high-risk bets. The stock market is driven more by emotions than real value. Think of the sudden surge

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Learning from Mistakes: A Path to Inclusivity

A recent discovery of old Reddit posts by Graham Platner using the word \'retarded\' sparked a conversation about language, education, and empathy. This incident highlights the importance of understanding the impact of words, especially those that have been used to marginalize and hurt people with d

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Elon Musk's Vision: Robots Over Poverty

Elon Musk, the world's richest person, recently shared his thoughts on poverty during Tesla's latest earnings call. He believes that robots, like Tesla's Optimus, could one day eliminate poverty and provide top-notch medical care for everyone. Musk envisions a future where robots handle all the work

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Oct 26 2025OPINION

Colorado's 3, 448 Foster Kids Need More Than Just a Roof

In Colorado, 3, 448 kids are waiting for more than just a place to sleep. They are waiting for a place to belong. These kids didn't ask to be in foster care. They ended up there because of things like abuse, neglect, or because their parents are dealing with big problems like addiction or mental hea

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Oct 25 2025OPINION

Helping Hands in Hard Times

In Pennsylvania, many people are struggling because of the government shutdown. A woman went to church in tears because she won't get food benefits in November. She wasn't there to talk about politics. She just needed help to feed her kids. Millions of people in Pennsylvania rely on these benefits.

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Oct 25 2025OPINION

Why College Athletes' Pay Should Be Out in the Open

College sports have changed a lot since 2019. The days when athletes played for free while schools and coaches got rich are over. Now, players can earn money from endorsements and even get paid directly by their schools. But there's a catch: no one knows how much these athletes are making. Public u

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