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Mar 18 2025SPORTS

Women Take the Mic: Celtics-Nets Game Broadcast

A unique event is set to unfold in the world of sports broadcasting. For one night, the voices calling the action between the Celtics and the Nets will all belong to women. This isn't just about filling seats or meeting a quota. It's a celebration of talent and a nod to history. The crew leading th

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Mar 18 2025CRIME

A Luxury Heist Gone Wrong

A recent court case has brought to light an unusual crime that took place in Beverly Hills. A 22-year-old man from Colombia has admitted to his role in a daring robbery. The incident involved a $1 million watch being snatched from a man's wrist at gunpoint. The crime took place at the Beverly Wilshi

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Mar 18 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Why Did Jason Gideon Leave Criminal Minds?

The world of TV crime dramas is a big one, and CBS has been a major player since the start of the 21st century. The network has perfected the art of the procedural drama, with shows that focus on solving crimes of all kinds. One of their most famous series is the "NCIS" franchise, which has been run

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Mar 18 2025OPINION

The West's Hidden Strength: Jews and Christians United

The West is at a crossroads. It faces threats from all sides: globalism, wokeism, and Islamism. To stand strong, the West needs to lean on its core values. This means Jews and Christians must join forces. They share a rich history and a set of moral principles that have shaped Western civilization f

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Mar 18 2025HEALTH

How One Man's Life Changed Healthcare

In the 1980s, a scientist worked with a two-time Nobel laureate. This scientist was Jeffrey Bland. He was part of the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine. They were trying to figure out how vitamins and other nutrients could help people stay healthy and avoid diseases. The work at the i

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Mar 18 2025POLITICS

Columbia University Under Fire: The Fight for Free Speech and Funding

There is a lot of tension in the world of higher education. The spotlight is on Columbia University. The reason? A mix of funding cuts and crackdowns on student protests. President Trump's administration has put the university in a tough spot. It all started with the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil. Khali

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Mar 18 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Big April Bounce?

Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, has had a rough few months. But some experts are hopeful about a turnaround. They think bitcoin will start to recover in April. This prediction is based on bitcoin's past price movements. Timothy Peterson, an economist, has been studying bitcoin's price history.

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Mar 18 2025CELEBRITIES

Stars Born in Late March: A Fun Look at Celebrity Birthdays

March is a month that brings many famous faces to celebrate another year of life. Many of these stars have had long and successful careers. Some have been in the spotlight for decades, while others are just starting to make their mark. It's interesting to see how their jou

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Mar 18 2025POLITICS

Canada's Bold Moves in the Trade War

The trade tension between Canada and the U. S. is heating up. Two fresh ideas have surfaced to give Canada an advantage. One is about breaking U. S. intellectual property rules. The other is about blocking PornHub. Both ideas have sparked debate and could escalate the conflict. The U. S. i

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Mar 18 2025HEALTH

Idaho's Medicaid Budget: A Closer Look at the Changes

In Idaho, a significant decision was made regarding Medicaid funding. The state's budget committee, known as the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee, or JFAC, approved a budget for Medicaid that is close to what the governor proposed. This budget is crucial because Medicaid is Idaho's largest sta

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