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Nov 05 2024WEATHER

Baton Rouge Beats Heat Records Again

Baton Rouge's Metro Airport has done something quite unusual—it's broken the record for the latest 90-degree temperature yet again. Just a week ago, the airport set a new record for the latest date to reach 90 degrees, which was October 27. This date was previously set in 1907. Since October 26, the

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

Why the Electoral College Isn’t Fair Anymore

The Electoral College is a weird system that doesn't make sense today. It was set up a long time ago to balance power between big and small states. But now, it makes some votes matter more than others. For example, a vote in a small state like Wyoming counts more than a vote in a big state like Cali

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Nov 05 2024TECHNOLOGY

Windows 10 Updates: Microsoft to Charge from 2024

Are you willing to pay for your Windows 10 updates? Microsoft has announced that starting next year, updates won't be free anymore. So, what does this mean for users? Let’s dive in. You might be wondering, "Why the change? " Well, Microsoft wants to ensure continued support and security for users.

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Nov 05 2024FINANCE

Homebuyers in 2024: Older, Richer, and Rarer

In 2024, a new record was set: more Americans used inheritance money to help buy their first home. This comes from a survey by the National Association of Realtors. It shows that first-time homebuyers were older and wealthier than before. This is a sign of how tough it is for many people to buy a ho

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

Why John Oliver Wants Undecided Leftists to Vote

With the presidential election just a day away, many leftist voters are conflicted. Jacob Oliver, a popular comic, wants them to vote for one candidate in particular—Kamala Harris. On his show "Last Week Tonight, " Oliver addressed those planning to skip the election because of the recent bombing in

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Nov 05 2024FINANCE

What Happens to Stocks After a U. S. Election?

History shows that stocks usually go up after a U. S. presidential election. But don't expect a smooth ride right away. The day and week after the election, stocks often drop a bit. Don't worry, though, because they usually bounce back within a month. Let's look at some past elections. In 2020, the

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

The Health Election: Six Major Issues Hanging in the Balance

The upcoming election is a big deal for healthcare in the US. We're talking about six major issues that could see big changes depending on who wins. First, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) premiums. Right now, there are extra subsidies that make insurance cheaper, but they're set to expire in 2025. Vi

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Nov 04 2024POLITICS

Empty Seats at Trump's Georgia Rally: What Does It Mean?

Donald Trump's final rally in Georgia, a key state for the upcoming election, saw many empty seats. Photos and videos from the event at the Atrium Health Amphitheater in Macon showed several empty spots as Trump spoke. This comes after Vice President Kamala Harris suggested during their September de

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Nov 04 2024POLITICS

Russian Soldier's Tale: North Korean Troops in Ukraine Fire Misguided Shots

Imagine this: a Russian soldier finds himself in a real-life nightmare. He's in the middle of a war zone, and suddenly, the North Korean troops who were supposed to be on his side start shooting. . . at him! This isn't some movie plot twist; it's a reality that's causing a stir. The soldier, capture

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Nov 04 2024CELEBRITIES

Legendary Music Producer Quincy Jones Passes Away at 91

Quincy Jones, the legendary music producer known for his work with Michael Jackson and impact on American music, has died. He was 91. Jones was surrounded by family when he passed away at his home in Bel-Air. His family celebrated his life and legacy, stating that his music and love will live on for

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