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Oct 16 2024SPORTS

Why Some Fans Are Upset About Thomas Tuchel's England Appointment

Former football manager Harry Redknapp has expressed his disapproval of the Football Association's (FA) decision to choose Thomas Tuchel as the new England manager. Redknapp believes an English person should lead The Three Lions. Gareth Southgate stepped down after England's loss to Spain in the Eur

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Oct 15 2024POLITICS

North Korea Destroys Old Roads, Tensions Rise

In a surprising move, North Korea blew up parts of old inter-Korean roads that weren't being used. This happened as tensions between North and South Korea were rising. The South Korean military said they're keeping a close eye on things, but didn't give many details. The day before, North Korea's l

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Oct 15 2024SPORTS

A Miraculous Hail Mary: Rodgers' Longest Touchdown for the Jets

In a game against the Buffalo Bills, New York Jets' quarterback Aaron Rodgers showed his magic touch yet again. He ended the first half with a 52-yard Hail Mary pass to wide receiver Allen Lazard. This incredible play happened when the Jets were trailing 20-10 and had the ball at their own 48-yard l

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Oct 15 2024SPORTS

Bills Beat Jets with Hail Mary Highlight, New Coaches Impress

The Buffalo Bills pulled off a close win against the New York Jets on Monday night, 23-20. Despite Aaron Rodgers' impressive Hail Mary touchdown pass at the end of the first half, the Bills kept their cool and secured the victory. Josh Allen played exceptionally well, throwing two touchdowns and run

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Oct 15 2024CRIME

Chemical Smuggling Bust: Spain Stops Russia-Bound Shipment

Police in Spain have uncovered a major smuggling operation, seizing 13 tons of banned chemicals. These chemicals, which could be used to make chemical weapons, were headed to Russia. The operation took place despite the sanctions put in place due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Four suspected crimi

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Oct 14 2024POLITICS

The Surprising Shift: Women Voters after Roe

Dr. Theresa Wheeling, a Pennsylvania woman, used to vote Republican. But after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, she switched to independent and plans to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris. Women like Wheeling in states like Pennsylvania could decide the next election. White w

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Oct 13 2024BUSINESS

Post Falls Downtown: A New Mix of Homes and Food on the Horizon

Imagine walking through downtown Post Falls and seeing something new: a big building that combines apartments with a place to grab brunch. This project, led by mother-daughter duo Laura and Kelsey Horn, is set to change the face of the north block in downtown. The site is massive, covering about 50

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Oct 12 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Dan Aykroyd's Thumbs Up for 'Saturday Night': A Fascinating Look at SNL's Birth

Dan Aykroyd, a key member of the original Saturday Night Live cast, has shared his positive thoughts on the new film 'Saturday Night'. The movie, directed by Jason Reitman, focuses on the two hours before the show's first broadcast in 1975. Aykroyd, who was present that night, praised the movie for

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Oct 12 2024OPINION

Why Are We Asking the Wrong Questions About Abortion?

In 1981, Walker Percy wrote an editorial about the possibility of a human life amendment. He noted that the scientific proof of abortion ending a human life was clear. Yet, he warned those supporting legal abortion that they wouldn't have it both ways—they'd be told what they were doing. Today, it s

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Oct 11 2024POLITICS

Why Japan's Nihon Hidankyo Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

Ever wondered what it takes to bring global peace? Well, it seems like the answer lies in the efforts of Japan's Nihon Hidankyo. This incredible group was recently awarded the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize for their tireless work towards a nuclear-free world. Established in 1956 by survivors of the atomic

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