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Oct 09 2024POLITICS

Universities Seek Extra Cash

The State Board of Regents recently requested additional funding for state universities. This isn't just about Alabama or Alaska; it's a nationwide issue. States like Arizona, Arkansas, and California are all feeling the pinch. Even states known for their wealth, like Connecticut and Delaware, are n

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Oct 09 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Why Most Celebrities Can't Make It Into 'Abbott Elementary'

Getting a cameo in 'Abbott Elementary' isn't easy. The show's creators have a strict rule that celebrity appearances must fit realistically into the series. Quinta Brunson, the show's creator, insists that any cameo must make sense within the world of a real Philadelphia school. This rule knocks out

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Oct 09 2024SPORTS

Week 6 Fantasy Football Injuries to Watch Out For

It's been a bit of a mixed bag in Week 6 with injuries in the world of fantasy football. Interestingly, some players got hurt right before their bye weeks, which could be a stroke of luck for fantasy managers. Let's dive into the key injuries you need to know about across different positions. At qu

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Oct 09 2024SPORTS

Sean Manaea's Big Game Puts Mets on the Verge of NLCS

Imagine being the Mets, leading the National League Division Series 2-1 against the Phillies, with one game left to secure your spot in the NLCS. That's where they found themselves after Sean Manaea’s fantastic performance on the mound. A sellout crowd at Citi Field of 44,093 fans cheered as Manaea

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Oct 08 2024FINANCE

Jim Cramer: Don't Let Downgrades Sway You

Jim Cramer, a financial expert from CNBC, advised investors not to be swayed by stock downgrades or daily market fluctuations. He emphasized the importance of sticking with strong companies even when their share prices fluctuate. Cramer recalled the history of the long bull market, noting how downg

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Oct 08 2024BUSINESS

Big Moves Before the Bell: US-China Stocks Tumble, Tech Stocks Surge

Early morning trading was a rollercoaster ride for investors. Many US-listed Chinese stocks like online video giant Bilibili crashed by over 13%, with automaker Nio and e-commerce giants JD.com and Alibaba also taking heavy hits. The reason? China's state planner didn't announce any new stimulus pla

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Oct 08 2024BUSINESS

What the U. S. Election Could Mean for Canadian Businesses

Canada's business world is buzzing with concern over the upcoming U.S. election. A recent report from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce warns that protectionist policies proposed by both presidential candidates could seriously damage the economies of both nations. This is due to the strong ties and i

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Oct 08 2024EDUCATION

Why Do Asylum Seekers Pay Higher Tuition?

Edsel Chacon and Mario Rodriguez, both asylum seekers from Venezuela, have lived in South Carolina for three years. They graduated from Hanahan High School, worked, paid taxes, and now attend Trident Technical College. Despite calling South Carolina home, they are charged out-of-state tuition fees,

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Oct 08 2024POLITICS

Latino Stars and Politics: The 2024 Election Mashup

In the 2024 presidential election, both Republicans and Democrats are wooing Latino voters, particularly in key states like Pennsylvania. With 19 electoral votes up for grabs and a significant Puerto Rican community, this state is a hotspot for political attention. Both Vice President Kamala Harris

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Oct 08 2024CRIME

Celebrities Allegedly Paying Off Victims After Diddy Party Recordings Surface

Did you hear about the parties thrown by Sean "Diddy" Combs? They're now causing big problems for some famous people. A lawyer, Tony Buzbee, says many celebrities have been paying off victims to stop their names from being exposed in lawsuits. This is because videos from these parties, called "freak

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