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Sep 30 2024SPORTS

The Weekend Wrap: Football, College Football, and More!

The weekend was filled with exciting sports events, from the NFL to college football to the MLB playoffs. The Baltimore Ravens dominated the previously undefeated Buffalo Bills, while the Alabama Crimson Tide and Georgia Bulldogs played an epic game that will be remembered for a long time. In the ML

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Sep 30 2024POLITICS

Rebuilding After the Storm: A New Beginning for South Carolina

Hurricane Helene left a trail of destruction in its wake, affecting 14 counties in South Carolina. In the aftermath of the disaster, President Biden took swift action to declare a major disaster, unlocking federal funding for those in need. This decision is a crucial step towards restarting the live

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Sep 30 2024BUSINESS

The Business Revival: Motorola's ThinkPhone 25

In 2023, Motorola introduced the ThinkPhone, a device that caught everyone's attention with its retro design and impressive specs. Although it didn't revolutionize the smartphone world, it marked the beginning of Motorola's foray into the business phone market. Now, the company is back with the Thin

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Sep 30 2024BUSINESS

Avoiding Stagnation: Indonesia's Quest for High-Income Status

Indonesia has been on a rollercoaster ride of economic growth, with a yearly GDP increase of 5%. This achievement is not enough, according to Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati, to help the country become a high-income nation. The government aims to achieve this goal by 2045, as part of its "Gol

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Sep 30 2024POLITICS

Walz and Vance Face Off in Vice Presidential Debate

The lone vice presidential debate of the 2024 election is set to take place on Tuesday, featuring Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz as they go head-to-head for the first time. The debate, hosted by CBS News in New York, offers a fresh opportunity for the running mates to introduce themselves

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Sep 29 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Hollywood's Stance on the Upcoming Presidential Election

The 2024 presidential election is just around the corner, and the world of Hollywood is taking sides. Celebrities have been vocal about their support for either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, and the impact on the election could be significant. From pop stars to actors, musicians, and even comedians

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Sep 29 2024POLITICS

Under Pressure: Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Heads into VP Debate

As the Vice Presidential debate approaches, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is feeling the heat. Despite his efforts to brush off the pressure, Walz's nervousness is palpable, especially considering the weight of responsibility he feels for not disappointing his running mate, Kamala Harris. With the sta

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Sep 29 2024TECHNOLOGY

Smartphones and Cars Get Back to Basics: The Comeback of Physical Buttons

In recent years, touch screens have taken over our devices and cars. But, it seems that many companies are now reversing this trend and bringing back old-fashioned physical buttons to their products. This shift is not just about nostalgia; experts suggest that it's mainly driven by cost and concerns

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Sep 29 2024ENTERTAINMENT

POTUS Politics: A Night of Laughter and Reflection

The 50th season premiere of Saturday Night Live kicked off with a bang, bringing together a star-studded cast of familiar faces and new talent. The cold open, titled "Well, well, well, look who fell out of that coconut tree," featured Maya Rudolph as Kamala Harris, Andy Samberg as Doug Emhoff, Jim G

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Sep 28 2024OPINION

Harris Needs to Show She's in Charge of Her Campaign

When it comes to winning over undecided voters, it's crucial for vice president Kamala Harris to project an image of strength and decisiveness. In 2008, Barack Obama's campaign did just that by showcasing him in everyday presidential settings. They put him in charge of economic advisor meetings, had

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