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Jan 19 2026POLITICS

Europe Stands Firm Against U. S. Threats Over Greenland

The German and French finance ministers have made it clear that Europe will not back down to threats from the U. S. over Greenland. They stated that blackmailing allies is not acceptable, especially when these allies have been friends for centuries. An emergency meeting is planned in Brussels to di

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Jan 19 2026FINANCE

Why Variable Annuities Might Not Be the Safe Bet You Think

Retirement planning can be tricky. Many people near retirement age get offers for variable annuities, often wrapped in promises of guaranteed income. But financial expert Suze Orman warns that these products might not be as safe or beneficial as they seem, especially when bought within tax-deferred

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Jan 19 2026SPORTS

Holden Staes: The Journey of a Rising Football Star

Holden Staes has quickly become a standout player for Indiana's football team, but his path to success is just as impressive as his performance on the field. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, on June 10, 2003, Staes is an American who has made a name for himself in the world of college football. Staes' foo

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Jan 19 2026SPORTS

Mike Shanahan: The Man Behind Indiana's Football Success

Mike Shanahan, the offensive coordinator for Indiana's football team, has been making waves in the college football scene. Born in North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, on December 28, 1989, Shanahan is an American who has been instrumental in shaping Indiana's explosive offense. Shanahan's football jour

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Jan 19 2026BUSINESS

Columbia's Vista: A Neighborhood on the Move

The Vista, a lively neighborhood in Columbia, is set for another big change. This area, which runs from Gervais Street to the Congaree River, has seen many transformations. It started as an industrial hub, then became an arts district, and now it's known for its nightlife and entertainment. Back in

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Jan 19 2026SPORTS

The Olympic Flame's Unexpected Spark of Controversy

A recent incident involving an Italian comedy legend has stirred up a debate about who should carry the Olympic torch and what values they should represent. Massimo Boldi, an 80-year-old actor, was initially chosen to participate in the Winter Olympics torch relay. However, his comments during an in

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Jan 19 2026TECHNOLOGY

Why Your TV's Sound Isn't as Good as It Should Be

Have you ever felt like your TV's sound is lacking? You might be using the wrong HDMI port. The HDMI eARC port is designed to give you the best audio experience, especially if you have a soundbar or a home theater setup. eARC, which stands for enhanced Audio Return Channel, has a higher data transf

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Jan 19 2026BUSINESS

A New Entertainment Hub Rises in Maryland

A new entertainment venue is coming to National Harbor in Maryland. This venue, called Sphere, is expected to bring a lot of benefits to the area. It will be the second Sphere in the U. S. and the first to use a smaller design. The project is a joint effort between Sphere Entertainment, the State of

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Jan 19 2026POLITICS

Vietnam's Communist Party Congress: A High-Tech, No-Connection Gathering

In Vietnam, something unusual is happening. The Communist Party Congress is taking place. Delegates are given special Samsung tablets. But these tablets are not like the ones people use every day. They do not have internet access. This is not all. Delegates cannot use their phones either. The phone

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Jan 19 2026POLITICS

Greenland: A New Front in Global Politics

Russia is enjoying the tension caused by Donald Trump's interest in Greenland. This interest has created a rift between the United States and Europe. However, Russia is cautious because this situation could affect its own plans in the Arctic. Russian officials have made comments that seem to suppor

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