GREG KINNEAR

Nov 26 2025HEALTH

How a Man Dropped 100 Pounds and Found a New Way of Living

Martin Christiansen, now 53, has shed over 100 pounds, but his journey wasn't straightforward. For years, he struggled with his weight, especially during stressful times like finishing his Ph. D. He turned to food for comfort, often feeling hungry no matter how much he ate. At his heaviest, he weighed 386 pounds. He tried different things to lose weight. Running hel...

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Nov 25 2025POLITICS

Is Your Church About to Become a Political Stage?

A big decision is coming up in Dallas. A judge will soon decide if two Texas churches can mix religion and politics without losing their tax-free status. This is a huge deal because it could change the rules for all churches in the U. S. For over 70 years, a rule called the Johnson Amendment has kept churches and other nonprofits out of political campaigns. This rul...

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Nov 25 2025SPORTS

Food Choices in the Phillies Clubhouse: A Mix of Healthy and Not-So-Healthy

In the Phillies' clubhouse, you'll find a wide range of eating habits. Some players focus on healthy, organic foods, while others enjoy junk food. Bryce Harper, for example, eats organic beef, homemade bread, and raw milk. He even makes his own food and checks labels carefully. On the other hand, Zack Wheeler loves fried chicken and sweets. Despite their different di...

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Nov 25 2025BUSINESS

Saudi Arabia's Slow Sip Towards Change

Saudi Arabia is taking small steps to loosen its grip on alcohol restrictions. Two new stores are in the works, one for Aramco's non-Muslim employees and another for diplomats in Jeddah. This move is part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's push to modernize the kingdom. The planned store in Dhahran will serve non-Muslim workers at Aramco, the state oil giant. Mea...

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Nov 24 2025POLITICS

Justice Department Employees Speak Out: A Wave of Resignations and Fires

A growing number of employees are leaving the Justice Department. Some are resigning, others are being fired, and many are retiring. This wave of departures has reached over 5, 000 people since January. A group called Justice Connection is collecting and sharing the farewell messages of these employees. These messages reveal a lot about what's happening inside the d...

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Nov 23 2025EDUCATION

A Professor's Fight: Was Texas A&M Fair?

A professor at Texas A&M University is back in the spotlight after a committee said the school made a mistake by firing her. The professor, Melissa McCoul, was let go earlier this year after a video of her class went viral. In the video, a student questioned a lesson about gender identity. The committee found that the university did not follow the right steps to fir...

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Nov 23 2025CRIME

Downtown Chaos: A Night of Gunfire and Teen Violence

A night of celebration turned into a scene of panic and violence in downtown Chicago. After the Christmas tree lighting in Millennium Park, gunshots rang out near the Chicago Theater. Seven teenagers were hurt in the chaos, with injuries ranging from leg wounds to grazes on their stomachs and thighs. Some were rushed to nearby hospitals, but thankfully, none of the i...

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Nov 23 2025SPORTS

Nasa Hataoka's Secret Weapon: The Man Behind Her Success

Nasa Hataoka is making waves in the world of golf, and her recent win at the Toto Japan Classic is just one example of her talent. But behind every great golfer, there's often an unsung hero—the caddie. For Hataoka, that hero is Greg Johnston, a seasoned pro with a fascinating background. Johnston has been carrying Hataoka's bag since 2019, and together, they've ach...

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Nov 22 2025HEALTH

Where You Live Matters: How Neighborhoods Affect Different Ethnic Groups

In the Netherlands, where someone lives can greatly influence their health. A recent study looked at over 13 million adults to see if different ethnic groups live in neighborhoods with different environmental conditions. The findings suggest that ethnic minority groups might be more exposed to unhealthy environments compared to the majority population. This isn't jus...

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Nov 22 2025SPORTS

Ian Garry: A Fighter Blending Cultures and Dreams

Ian Garry, the rising star in the UFC, is a mix of Irish roots and Brazilian influences. Born in Dublin, Ireland, on November 17, 1997, Garry's journey to the UFC is a story of hard work and cultural adaptation. His parents, Edwin and Moira Garry, have always supported him. His dad was a rugby player and later a police officer, while his mom has been a steady emotion...

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