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Sep 19 2024EDUCATION

Financial Frenzy: A Hands-On Approach to Smart Spending

In a unique partnership, Ent Credit Union and the Denver Broncos are coming together to teach high school students in Colorado the ins and outs of financial literacy. The "Adventures in Reality" program is all about preparing students for the real world by simulating real-life budgeting and expense

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Sep 18 2024POLITICS

Trump's Campaign Rally in Flint: A Tense Election Season

As the presidential election heats up, Donald Trump is hitting the campaign trail, with a stop in Flint, Michigan, amidst ongoing tensions and concerns about safety. The event comes on the heels of a second apparent assassination attempt against Trump, which has raised questions about the tone of th

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Sep 18 2024SPORTS

The Panthers' Young Problem: A Recipe for Disaster

Mel Kiper Jr. is not holding back his frustration with the Carolina Panthers' handling of quarterback Bryce Young. He believes the entire organization is at fault for not providing Young with the necessary support to succeed. The ESPN NFL draft analyst makes some valid points, but is the team really

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Sep 18 2024FINANCE

Delaying Retirement: A Risky Gamble for Many Americans

For many Americans, the idea of continuing to work well into their 60s or 70s seems like a viable solution to ensure a comfortable retirement. According to a recent survey, nearly 27% of workers plan to work in retirement to supplement their income. However, this plan may be more of a gamble than a

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Sep 17 2024BUSINESS

The Billionaire Investor Who Owns a Piece of Jurassic Park: Walter Kortschak's Formula for Success

Walter Kortschak, a 65-year-old billionaire, is a self-made investor who has made a fortune from 40 years of technology bets. He is confident in his formula for success, which he attributes to his ability to be patient and persistent. Kortschak's assets are now worth an estimated $1.6 billion, thank

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Sep 17 2024ENVIRONMENT

Turning Carbon Waste into Power: A Game-Changer for a Greener Future

Imagine a world where carbon dioxide, the main culprit behind climate change, is transformed into a clean energy source. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have made it a reality. They've developed an innovative electrochemical cell that can effi

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Sep 17 2024FINANCE

Tech Stocks' Unlikely Challenger: The Rise of Other Sectors

In the world of finance, a common assumption is that technology stocks thrive in an environment of low interest rates. This notion is rooted in the idea that tech companies often promise future profits in exchange for present-day funding, making them more attractive to investors when returns are low

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Sep 17 2024ENTERTAINMENT

The Country Music Association's Missed Opportunity: A Conversation Starter

The Country Music Association (CMA) recently announced its nominees for the 2023 awards, and in a shocking move, Beyoncé, whose album "Cowboy Carter" has been streamed over 1 billion times on Spotify, received zero nominations. Despite being a country music newcomer, Beyoncé's album debuted at the t

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Sep 17 2024ENVIRONMENT

Spark of Change: How One Woman's Vision is Keeping Electric Charging Stations Running Smoothly

Kameale Terry's journey began with a harsh reality check. As she took care of her ailing mother in their hometown of South Central Los Angeles, she discovered a critical issue plaguing the expanding network of electric vehicle charging stations across the US – a workforce to maintain them. With her

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Sep 17 2024BUSINESS

Boeing's Financial Woes: A Perfect Storm of Layoffs and Contract Disputes

Boeing, one of the world's largest aerospace companies, is facing a perfect storm of financial woes, layoffs, and contract disputes. The company has announced plans to freeze hiring, reduce travel, and consider temporary layoffs to save cash during a factory workers' strike that began last week. The

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