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Jan 10 2026OPINION

The Changing Face of Sports and Culture

Sports have become a big deal in the world of media. Companies like Amazon and Netflix are spending a lot of money to show NFL games. In 2024, 40 of the top 50 TV shows were NFL games. Only a few other events, like the presidential debates and the Thanksgiving Day parade, made the list. This fight

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Jan 10 2026FINANCE

Building a Finance System That Actually Works

Aniket Warty, a seasoned entrepreneur, is creating Zen, a digital finance platform. He believes the current system is flawed. It focuses too much on marketing and not enough on solid engineering. Warty has seen many businesses fail. He knows what works and what doesn't. He thinks digital finance sh

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Jan 10 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Orlando's New Hotspot: Beyond the Theme Parks

Orlando is famous for its theme parks, but soon, it will have a new attraction that doesn't require a ticket. Ovation Orlando is a massive entertainment district in the works, covering 670, 000 square feet. It's not just about rides and shows; this place is all about dining, nightlife, shopping, and

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Jan 10 2026BUSINESS

Big Money Moves into Media and Creators

A new fund is making waves in the world of media and creators. Guggenheim Brothers Media, backed by Abu Dhabi's Ethmar International Holding, has raised $50 million. They plan to invest in startups focused on media, entertainment, and the creator economy. The goal? To pour $2 million to $5 million i

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Jan 10 2026POLITICS

Russia's Hypersonic Missile: A Show of Force or Desperation?

Russia's recent launch of an Oreshnik hypersonic missile towards Ukraine has sparked discussions about its intentions. This missile, known for its speed and power, was first used in November 2024 and has not been deployed since. The strike hit a state-owned facility in Lviv, a city in western Ukrain

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Jan 10 2026EDUCATION

Ridgefield Schools: Balancing the Books Mid-Year

Ridgefield's schools are keeping a close eye on their money. They've checked in halfway through the year and things seem okay. But there are some worries, like special education costs and health benefits. Special education is a big deal. It's costing more than expected. The district is spending ext

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Jan 10 2026POLITICS

A New Chapter for Spanish Citizens Freed from Venezuela

In a turn of events, five individuals, including four Spanish citizens and one Venezuelan-Spanish activist, touched down in Madrid on Friday. Their arrival came just a day after their release from a Venezuelan prison. This development unfolded following the U. S. capture of Venezuelan President Nico

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Jan 10 2026SPORTS

From Missouri Fields to Oregon's Sidelines: Dan Lanning's Journey

Dan Lanning's path to becoming a top college football coach is a testament to hard work and strong values. Born in North Kansas City, Missouri, in 1986, he spent his early years on a farm in Richmond, Missouri. This rural upbringing instilled in him a strong work ethic and a sense of responsibility

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Jan 10 2026HEALTH

Little Kids, Big Scars: Understanding Trauma in Young Minds

In a bustling city area where safety is a daily concern, a group of researchers decided to take a closer look at how young children are affected by the violence around them. They talked to over a thousand kids and their parents, asking about their experiences and feelings. What they found was surpri

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Jan 10 2026RELIGION

Trusting God, Not Just Leaders

In the vast landscape of faith, people often struggle with where to place their trust. A story from Maine shows how a couple's dedication transformed a struggling church into a vibrant community. Their commitment to God and love for others made a real difference. This story highlights that faith is

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