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Dec 13 2025EDUCATION

Why Kids Need to Learn About Money and Economics

Many people finish school without ever learning about money or economics. This is a big problem. In 2025, adults in the U. S. still struggle with basic financial questions. They only got about half of the answers right on a test about personal finance. This shows that financial education is not work

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Dec 13 2025SPORTS

Unlocking Missouri's Sports Betting Scene: A Look at the Best Apps and Promotions

Missouri's sports betting scene has kicked off, and it's not just about wagering on games anymore. The Chiefs, despite their recent struggles, are still a big draw. They might not be favorites to make the playoffs, but they're hosting the Chargers this week as 4. 5-point favorites. This is a big dea

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Dec 13 2025HEALTH

Mental Health Matters: A Global Wake-Up Call

Mental health is a big deal. It affects millions worldwide. Yet, many people, especially in poorer countries, don't get the help they need. Why? Stigma, lack of money, and not enough trained professionals. These issues make it hard for people to access care. Money problems and social issues make th

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Dec 13 2025LIFESTYLE

A Fresh Start: Making a New House Feel Like Home

Moving to a new house is a big deal. It's not just about packing and unpacking. It's about making a new place feel like home. This journey started with a lot of planning and some unexpected changes. First, the movers arrived. They were strong and worked quickly. But even with a plan, things didn't

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Dec 13 2025HEALTH

Mt. Pleasant Welcomes a New Spot for Healing and Moving Better

Mt. Pleasant just got a new place to help people feel better and move easier. MyMichigan Health opened a second spot for physical therapy on Mission Street. This new place is big and has lots of space for different kinds of exercises and treatments. It's open early in the morning and stays open late

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Dec 13 2025FINANCE

Micron's AI Chip Boom: Why Investors Are Still Optimistic Despite Stock Drop

Micron Technology's stock took a hit last week, dropping over 6% to close at €205. But don't let that fool you. Big banks are still bullish, with some setting price targets as high as $330. Why? Because Micron has already sold all its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips for AI use through 2026. That's

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Dec 13 2025SPORTS

MarcAnthony Parker: The Man Behind the Navy Uniform

MarcAnthony Parker, a standout linebacker for the Navy Midshipmen, has made a name for himself on the football field. With 88 tackles in just 11 games, he's become a key player for the team. But who is MarcAnthony Parker beyond his stats? Born and raised in Fredericksburg, Virginia, Parker comes fr

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Dec 13 2025ENVIRONMENT

Jamaica's Matthew Samuda Takes the Lead at UN Environment Assembly

Matthew Samuda, Jamaica's Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change, has taken on a big role. He is now the president of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA). This group is like the boss of environmental decisions in the United Nations. Samuda got this job during the seventh meeti

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Dec 13 2025SPORTS

Mo Salah's Liverpool Dilemma: A Star's Struggle and a Club's Crossroads

Mo Salah, Liverpool's beloved forward, has found himself in a tough spot. After being left out of the starting lineup for three games in a row, he spoke his mind publicly. He felt the club had let him down and that his relationship with the new manager, Arne Slot, was strained. This sparked a big de

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Dec 13 2025WEATHER

Michigan's Weekend Weather: Snow, Wind, and Bitter Cold

Michigan is bracing for a rough weekend. Snow, strong winds, and dangerously low temperatures are on the way. The Upper Peninsula and northern parts of the Lower Peninsula are expected to get the worst of it. Snow will pile up, especially near the Great Lakes. Some areas could see over a foot of sn

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