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Nov 13 2025LIFESTYLE

A Fresh Take on the Air Jordan 14 Mule

The Air Jordan 14 Mule is a new shoe that blends comfort with style. It is designed by Mowalola, a Nigerian-born artist and fashion designer who is known for her bold and colorful designs. This shoe is different from the usual basketball shoes. It has a slip-on design, which makes it easy to wear. T

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Nov 13 2025OPINION

Feeding Those Who Fed Us: A Call to Action

Many people think of veterans as heroes, but what happens when these heroes can't afford to eat? Nearly 1 in 4 veterans in the U. S. live in poverty or just get by paycheck to paycheck. Even with tight budgets, they still struggle to cover basic needs like housing and transportation. Sadly, food is

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Nov 13 2025LIFESTYLE

Parents: Is It Time to Rethink Sports Practices?

Kylie Kelce, a mom of four, has sparked a conversation about parents' roles in kids' sports practices. She believes parents should not attend these sessions, arguing that practices are meant for children to learn and grow independently. During her podcast, Kelce played a clip from former soccer sta

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Nov 13 2025BUSINESS

New Sports Channel Coming to Your TV on November 17

Sports lovers, get ready for some exciting news! NBCUniversal is launching a new sports TV channel on November 17. This is big because even though many people are switching to streaming, there are still lots of fans who enjoy watching sports on traditional cable TV. The new channel is part of NBCUn

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Nov 13 2025CELEBRITIES

Kristin Cavallari's Honest Take on Hollywood Romance

Kristin Cavallari, known for her role in "Laguna Beach, " recently shared her thoughts on dating actors in Hollywood. She admitted to having a crush on "1923" star Brandon Sklenar but quickly added that she would never date an actor. Her reasons? Scheduling conflicts and personal traits. Cavallari

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Nov 13 2025BUSINESS

A Restaurant's Name: More Than Just Words

In the bustling heart of New York City, a restaurant named Bananas opened its doors, sparking curiosity and conversation. The name, chosen deliberately, carried a story of identity and belonging. It was a bold move, especially for an Asian-American owned establishment, as it challenged stereotypes a

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Nov 13 2025WEATHER

Thanksgiving Weather: What's in Store for Mississippi?

Mississippians, get ready for a warm and sunny Thanksgiving! Unlike the snowy scenes often depicted in movies, the South usually enjoys mild weather during the holiday season. The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a toasty Thanksgiving for the Deep South, including Mississippi. This region, which also c

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Nov 13 2025EDUCATION

A New Chapter for Savoie

Joseph Savoie, the former president of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, has decided to retire at the end of this year. This choice means he won't take a break or join the College of Education and Human Development as planned for 2026. Savoie shared this news in an email to university staff

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Nov 13 2025LIFESTYLE

Muscle Girls: Redefining Beauty in Japan

In a lively Tokyo bar, a group of strong, muscular women are breaking the mold of traditional Japanese beauty standards. These women, known as "Muscle Girls, " are challenging the norm that women should be thin and delicate. They are showing that strength and muscle can also be beautiful. The bar,

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Nov 13 2025CRIME

Unmasking Fake Firms: How They Trick the System and What We Can Do

Fake companies, also known as shell companies, are often used to hide illegal activities. These companies don't do real business. Instead, they are set up to trick the system. They can be used to steal money, avoid taxes, or launder money. In some cases, they are used to win government contracts unf

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