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Dec 15 2025WEATHER

Boston's Weather: A Chilly Start, Then Warm-Up

Boston is in for a cold start to the week, with temperatures dropping and wind chills making it feel even colder. The National Weather Service predicts that the coldest part of the season so far is coming, with gusts that could reach up to 34 mph. This means that the wind chill could drop to -1 degr

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Dec 15 2025LIFESTYLE

Fun and Educational Gifts for Young Fans

Gifts that inspire and educate can be a great alternative to the usual toys and tech this holiday season. Books about the 2026 Winter Olympics, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, and legendary athletes can spark a child's interest in sports and music. These books are designed to be both fun and educational,

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Dec 15 2025HEALTH

Food and Stress: How What You Eat Affects Your Heart

Stress is a part of life. But did you know it can mess with your heart? When someone is stressed, their body reacts in ways that aren't always good. One big problem is that stress can make blood vessels act up. And guess what? What you eat plays a role in this too. When people are stressed, they of

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Dec 15 2025FINANCE

Tax Trouble: Why Idaho Homeowners Are Paying More

Taxes are climbing for homeowners in Nez Perce County, and the state government is the main reason. The county's budget is set to grow by 1. 62%. Schools and the city of Lewiston are also getting more money, with increases of 2. 8% and 5% respectively. But homeowners are facing much steeper hikes.

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Dec 15 2025ENVIRONMENT

Wintry Paths: Kind Ways to Keep Them Safe

Winter brings icy paths, but the usual rock salt fix harms the environment. It’s not just bad for nature; it’s tough on pets too. Pets can get sore paws or even get sick if they lick it up. So, what can we do instead? Sand is a simple choice. It soaks up sunlight, melts ice, and gives you grip.

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Dec 15 2025CRYPTO

Crypto's Big Break: How Rules Relaxed Under Trump's Watch

Trump's return to the White House brought a big change for the crypto world. The SEC, which regulates financial markets, started going easy on crypto cases. It paused, reduced penalties, or even dropped over 60% of the ongoing cases. This is unusual because the SEC rarely backs down from cases again

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Dec 15 2025FINANCE

Bitcoin Firms Face Reality Check as Investors Demand More

Twenty One Capital, a company built around Bitcoin, had a rough start on the stock market. On its first day of trading, the company's shares dropped by nearly 20%. This wasn't just a bad day for the company. It showed that investors are getting pickier about Bitcoin-focused firms. Twenty One Capita

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Dec 14 2025CRIME

Shooting on Campus: What Happened at Brown University?

A tragic event unfolded at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, on a Saturday afternoon. Two students lost their lives, and nine others were hurt in a shooting that took place during final exams. The incident happened just after 4 p. m. in the Barus & Holley building, which is home to the S

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Dec 14 2025POLITICS

Trump's Coin Toss: A Moment of Comedy or Concern?

At the 126th Army-Navy football game, President Donald Trump, aged 79, showcased an unusual way to flip a coin. This event took place at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland. Instead of a typical flip, Trump used a strange motion that barely moved the coin. This led to a lot of laughter and confu

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Dec 14 2025ENVIRONMENT

Erhai Lake: How Clean Water Boosts Local Livelihoods

In the heart of Yunnan province, a stunning turnaround has taken place. Erhai Lake, once troubled by green algal blooms, now sparkles under clear skies, surrounded by verdant mountains. This change didn't happen by chance. It's the result of hard work and smart planning. By fixing the environment, l

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