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Oct 26 2025EDUCATION

Taxpayer Money Funds Controversial Education Group

A nonprofit called Teaching for Change has been getting a lot of public money. Between 2023 and 2025, D. C. public schools, the mayor's office, and the city's art commission gave them nearly $330, 000. The Smithsonian also paid them about $20, 000 from 2019 to 2022 for teaching events. This group r

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Oct 26 2025POLITICS

Virginia Beach's Leadership Shake-Up: What's Really Going On?

Virginia Beach is in the middle of some big changes, and not everyone is happy about it. The recent firing of Elizabeth Yusi, the top criminal prosecutor in Norfolk, has raised some eyebrows. Yusi had a solid reputation. She handled complex cases, like electronic data searches, with skill and profes

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Oct 26 2025SPORTS

Young Gun Michael Brennan: A Rising Star in Golf

Michael Brennan, a 23-year-old golfer from Virginia, is making waves in the golf world. He recently turned pro and is already leading the Bank of Utah Championship 2025 after two rounds. Born on February 9, 2002, in Leesburg, Brennan grew up in a supportive family with parents Mike and Shannon. Gol

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Oct 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

Maryland's Big Move to Protect Benefits Cards

Maryland is taking a big step to protect the money of families who need help. They are spending $38 million to update their EBT cards. These cards are used for food and housing benefits. The old cards had a big problem. Criminals found a way to steal $43 million since 2023. The old cards used a magn

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Oct 26 2025BUSINESS

AI Power Plays: The Stock Market's New Hot Spot

The AI craze has taken Wall Street by storm, with investors scrambling to find the next big thing. Some see parallels to the Dotcom Boom, while others argue that the current AI surge is backed by solid profits from tech giants. The AI gold rush has boosted the fortunes of both established and new co

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Oct 26 2025HEALTH

Caring for the Carers: How Doctors and Nurses in China Handle Grief

In China, healthcare is getting better, but there's a big issue that's often overlooked: how doctors and nurses deal with grief after a patient dies. A recent study tried to understand this better. They talked to 20 healthcare workers and observed them to see how they cope with loss. The study foun

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Oct 26 2025SPORTS

Who's Got the Groove? Gainesville's Top High School Football Bands

When the football season kicks off, everyone's eyes are on the field. The players and coaches get all the glory, and rightfully so. They plan, they strategize, and they put their bodies on the line every Friday night. But there's another group that spends just as much time prepping for game day—the

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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 26 2025CRIME

Uncovering the Hidden Gems of True Crime on Hulu

There's a hidden gem on Hulu that many have overlooked. It's a true crime series called "Under the Banner of Heaven. " This show dives into a dark and disturbing case. It's not as flashy as some other true crime shows, but it's just as gripping. The series is based on a real-life crime that happene

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Oct 26 2025SCIENCE

How Parents' Brains Change to Raise Kids

Parenting is a big job. It needs to be both steady and adaptable. This is how parents can handle different situations to keep their kids safe and healthy. Some parts of parenting are built into our genes. But hormones and experiences can also shape how parents act. Scientists are really interested i

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