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Oct 25 2025POLITICS

The Big Spend on a Big Room: Trump's White House Project

A huge new ballroom is being added to the White House. It's a massive 90, 000-square-foot space that cost a lot of money to build. The East Wing had to be torn down to make room for it. There's talk that the ballroom might be named after the current president. The president has a habit of putting h

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Oct 25 2025EDUCATION

A School's Big Surprise for Their Beloved Leader

In a heartwarming turn of events, a New York school pulled off a secret wedding ceremony for their principal, Brianna Lanoye. The surprise was orchestrated by the students and staff of the Buffalo Academy of Science, a K-12 charter school. Lanoye, who is known for her deep affection for her students

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Oct 25 2025EDUCATION

Chicago Schools Face Tough Choices as ICE Raids Create Fear

In Chicago, a heated discussion is happening about how to keep students safe during ICE raids. Some school board members are pushing for online learning options. This comes after a student was detained on his way to school. The student was later released, but the incident has left many feeling uneas

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Oct 25 2025CRIME

A Teacher's Dark Secret: From North Carolina to Florida

A 26-year-old elementary school teacher from North Carolina is now facing serious trouble. Jordan Kacie Hawk was recently arrested in Florida. She was picked up on a fugitive warrant linked to crimes she allegedly committed back in North Carolina. Hawk was a teacher in Kannapolis, a city near Charl

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Oct 25 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI Rules Need Proof to Work

The U. S. government has big plans for AI. They want to lead the world in AI technology. They have set goals to speed up innovation, improve infrastructure, and ensure fairness and safety. But rules alone won't make AI trustworthy. The problem is that rules without proof are not enough. Think about

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Oct 24 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Recent Incidents at Disney World Raise Concerns

Disney World, a place known for joy and magic, has recently been the site of three deaths in just ten days. The latest incident happened at Disney’s Contemporary Resort on a Thursday, with officials from Orange County looking into what went wrong. Details are still scarce, but it’s clear that someth

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Oct 24 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Hidden Gems on Netflix You Shouldn't Miss

Netflix is full of shows that don't get the attention they deserve. These underrated series are packed with excitement and are perfect for a binge-watch. One standout is "Parish, " featuring Giancarlo Esposito as Gray Parish. Gray is a man with a dark past and a talent for driving. After his son's

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Oct 24 2025CRIME

Denmark's Gang Crime Stats: A Closer Look at the Numbers

Denmark has been keeping a close eye on crime rates among immigrants and their descendants. Recent data shows that a large number of people convicted under the country's gang crime laws come from non-Western backgrounds. Between 2018 and 2025, 213 people were convicted under Section 81a of the Crim

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Oct 24 2025POLITICS

Africa's Old Guard vs. Young Dreamers

Across Africa, a striking contrast is unfolding. Some of the world's oldest leaders are at the helm of nations with some of the youngest populations. This age gap has sparked debates and demands for change, especially from the younger generation. In Cameroon, President Paul Biya, at 92, has been in

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Oct 24 2025EDUCATION

Top Places to Live for College Students in 2025

Choosing a college is not just about the classes. Students also need to think about where they will live. Things like how much it costs to live there, how friendly the people are, and what there is to do can make a big difference. A recent study looked at over 400 cities in the U. S. to find the be

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