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Dec 19 2025FINANCE

Why November's Inflation Numbers Might Be Tricky

John Williams, the head of the New York Federal Reserve, recently talked about how November's inflation numbers might not be entirely accurate. He pointed out that some technical issues messed with the data. Because of problems collecting data in October and early November, the numbers for November

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Dec 19 2025TECHNOLOGY

Art and AI: A Shift in the Creative World

Technology has always played a role in shaping art. From the invention of the camera to digital tools, it has made art more accessible. Anyone can now create images and tell stories. But AI is changing the game in a big way. AI is not just another tool. It's causing big changes in the job market. M

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Dec 19 2025ENVIRONMENT

Fresh Faces Join the Environmental Journal's Advisory Board

The Environment Journal has just welcomed two new experts to its Advisory Board. This group is key to the journal's success. It's made up of industry professionals who share their knowledge and ideas. They help the journal stay relevant and informative. The Advisory Board does more than just give a

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Dec 18 2025POLITICS

Life After the Federal Job: Stories of Struggle and Resilience

Federal jobs were once seen as stable and rewarding, but under Trump's administration, things changed drastically. Many workers faced layoffs, buyouts, and a chaotic work environment. By the end of 2025, around 317, 000 federal employees will have left their jobs, according to the Office of Personne

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Dec 18 2025POLITICS

When Asking Questions Becomes a Crime: The Priscilla Villarreal Case

Priscilla Villarreal, a local news reporter in Laredo, Texas, found herself in handcuffs for doing her job. She was not stealing or committing a violent act. Instead, she was asking questions, something journalists do every day. But in her case, local officials saw her work as a crime. They used an

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Dec 18 2025CRIME

The Hidden Cost of True Crime Stories

True crime stories are everywhere these days. They are on podcasts, TV shows, and documentaries. Many families of victims share their stories hoping it will help solve the case. But this can be really tough on them. Research shows that these stories can make things worse for the families. They ofte

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Dec 18 2025SPORTS

Jake Paul's Bold Move: Taking on Anthony Joshua

Jake Paul is stepping into the boxing ring with Anthony Joshua, and it's a big deal. This isn't just another fight; it's a major challenge for Paul, who has mostly fought against easier opponents. Joshua, on the other hand, is a seasoned boxer with a strong record and a recent knockout win. Paul's

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Dec 18 2025BUSINESS

Job Hunt Blues: LinkedIn’s Year in Review Rubs Salt in Wounds

The job market has been tough lately. Imagine getting a yearly summary from LinkedIn that highlights how many job applications you sent out and how many connections you made. It’s not exactly a confidence booster when the unemployment rate is at a four-year high. LinkedIn’s Year in Review feature s

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Dec 18 2025SPORTS

Jake Paul's Bold Words Before Big Fight

Jake Paul is stepping into the ring with Anthony Joshua, a much bigger challenge than he's faced before. This fight is happening at the Kaseya Center in Miami. Paul was supposed to fight Gervonta Davis, but that fight didn't happen because of some issues. Paul has always been very confident, but th

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Dec 17 2025BUSINESS

U. S. Economy Shows Mixed Signals in Recent Data

The U. S. economy is sending mixed signals, according to recent data. The government has finally released some delayed reports, and they show a few worrying trends. For example, the unemployment rate has gone up to its highest point in four years. Also, retail sales didn't grow at all at the start o

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