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Jan 25 2026OPINION

Power and Democracy: A Lesson in Leadership

In recent times, the actions and words of certain leaders have raised eyebrows and sparked concern. From the U. S. president's bold statements to his advisors' chilling remarks, it's clear that power dynamics are shifting. The president's claim that his only limits are his own morality and mind is a

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Jan 25 2026CELEBRITIES

When Stars Get Too Salty: A Look at Some Petty Celebrity Moments

Celebrities are often trained to keep their public image squeaky clean, but sometimes they let their inner child out to play. Here are a few times when stars acted a bit too petty for their own good. Julia Roberts had a not-so-subtle way of showing her feelings. She made a t-shirt that said \A Low

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Jan 25 2026SPORTS

Wrexham's Late Show Secures Playoff Spot

Wrexham's football team is on a roll! They just secured a spot in the Championship playoffs. This is a big deal because it's their first time this season to be in the top six. The team is now sixth, thanks to a thrilling 3-2 victory over Queens Park Rangers. The win was anything but ordinary, with t

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Jan 25 2026EDUCATION

Breaking Barriers: The Hidden Struggles of Black Women in Academia

Black women in academia face significant challenges that go beyond the well-known glass ceiling. They often find themselves on a glass cliff, where they are placed in leadership roles with little support and high expectations. This was evident in the case of Claudine Gay, who became the first Black

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

Living Well After Cancer: A New Guide for Survivors

Cancer survivors often deal with health issues caused by the disease and its treatment. They also have a higher chance of developing other long-term health problems. This can lead to multiple health conditions at once, known as multimorbidity. Lifestyle changes can help a lot. Up to 80% of chronic

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

Heart Health in America: A Mixed Bag of Progress and Challenges

The latest numbers on heart disease and stroke in the U. S. show both good and bad news. While deaths from these conditions have gone down, they still top the list of causes of death in the country. Almost half of American adults are dealing with some form of cardiovascular disease. This should make

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

New Mexico's Medicaid Leadership Shake-Up: What's Next?

New Mexico's Medicaid and Behavioral Health Services divisions have seen another change at the top. Alanna Dancis, the state's chief medical officer, is now stepping in as interim director after Dana Flannery's sudden resignation. This is the second leadership shift in less than two years, raising q

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Jan 24 2026SPORTS

Daytona's Big Race: More Than Just Cars and Speed

The Rolex 24 at Daytona is more than just a race; it's a spectacle. Fans and drivers alike are buzzing with excitement. The event has grown in popularity, drawing huge crowds. This year, the buzz is even louder. The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship is at its peak, and everyone wants to be par

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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Power Down in North Texas: A Storm's Impact

A winter storm has swept through North Texas, leaving thousands in the dark. By Saturday afternoon, over 16, 000 people were without electricity, mainly due to ice accumulation. This natural hazard can cause tree limbs to break and fall onto power lines, leading to widespread outages. Oncor, the co

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Jan 24 2026TECHNOLOGY

Samsung Galaxy S26: Could It Be a Game Changer?

Samsung is cooking up something big with the Galaxy S26, and it might just be enough to make some iPhone users switch teams. The tech world is buzzing with rumors about the new features that could hit the market in late February. Let's dive into what makes the Galaxy S26 so intriguing. One standout

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