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Oct 12 2024POLITICS

What Happens if Putin Goes? A TV Host's Take

A well-known Russian TV host, Vladimir Solovyov, recently talked about what would happen if Russian President Vladimir Putin were to die. He said Russia would still win the war in Ukraine and that the country's political scene wouldn't change much. Solovyov was speaking on his talk show, which is br

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Oct 12 2024WEATHER

Wisconsin's Fall: Cool Nights and a Bit of Rain

Alright, young friends! Fall is in full swing in Wisconsin, especially in the Chippewa Valley. You know what that means? Cooler nights and yes, a little rain might be on the way. Despite October being typically dry in Eau Claire, this year is similar. So, grab your coats and get ready for some fun o

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Oct 12 2024TECHNOLOGY

Steam’s Fine Print: You’re Just Renting, Not Buying Games

Imagine you've spent hours scrolling through Steam, adding games to your wishlist, and finally clicking 'buy' on a few titles. But have you ever stopped to think what happens to those games if your account gets hacked or you pass away? It’s a chilling thought that you don’t actually own those games

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Oct 12 2024EDUCATION

Fair's Cookie Kitchen Bakes Up Scholarships for SC Students

Ever wondered how the South Carolina State Fair gives back to the community? Well, it's not just about the thrilling rides and delicious food! The Pro Kitchen Cookie Kitchen, nestled in the Rosewoods salon at the fairgrounds, is back this year with a sweet mission. They're selling warm chocolate chi

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Oct 12 2024EDUCATION

Planning for College: Start Early, Think Smart

College is a big deal, and it's never too soon to start planning for it. By the time students reach sophomore year of high school, they should be thinking about tests, applications, and how to pay for their future education. High schools usually have guidance counselors to help, but they can be bus

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Oct 12 2024EDUCATION

Indiana's High School Diploma Makeover: Weigh In by Nov. 8!

Indiana residents have a chance to share their thoughts on the state's revised high school diploma plan by November 8. The second draft, released by the Department of Education, is simpler and more streamlined based on public feedback. This draft is now available for review in the Indiana Register,

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Oct 12 2024POLITICS

Science, Politics, and Campus Life: What's Happening?

Let's talk about what's going on in science, politics, and on college campuses. The National Science Foundation is now making grant decisions based on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). This means they're looking at things like the story behind the research, not just its quality. In fact, more

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Oct 11 2024TECHNOLOGY

iPhone 16 Pro vs 14 Pro: A Look at New Features and Improvements

Apple's latest high-end smartphones, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, have arrived. But how do they stack up against the iPhone 14 Pro/Max when it comes to ports, charging, wireless capabilities, and more? Let's dive into the key differences and improvements. One significant change is the switch

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Oct 11 2024WEATHER

Brrr! Cold Snap Hits Midwest and New England

Hey there, listen up! A big chill is on its way to the Midwest and New England. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued freeze warnings and frost advisories across 11 states. If you're in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, parts of Virginia, or a tiny bit of Maryland, you'll want to bundle up until

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Oct 11 2024ENTERTAINMENT

The True-Crime Queen's Journey

Erin Lee Carr has carved out a unique niche for herself in the world of true-crime documentaries. With a background that includes growing up with a journalist father who struggled with addiction, Carr has a personal understanding of people whose lives have taken unexpected turns. She's directed and

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