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Jan 25 2026POLITICS

New Americans: Triumphs and Trials on the Path to Citizenship

In the heart of winter, Florencia Paz, an immigrant from Italy and Argentina, stood in line at the U. S. District Court in Washington, D. C. , her excitement palpable despite the cold. With her husband and two young children in tow, she was about to take the final step in a journey that had begun 13

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Jan 25 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Box Office Shake-Up: Chris Pratt's 'Mercy' Takes the Lead Amidst Stormy Weather

A fierce winter storm has swept through the U. S. , forcing many to stay indoors and causing hundreds of movie theaters to shut down. This has led to a significant drop in box office revenue, marking the lowest point of the year so far. Interestingly, this weekend's earnings are even lower than the

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Jan 25 2026SPORTS

Green Bay's New Defensive Brain: Meet Jonathan Gannon

Green Bay Packers are shaking things up on the defensive side of the ball. They've just snagged Jonathan Gannon, the former Cardinals head coach, to be their new defensive coordinator. This move comes after Jeff Hafley, who held the position for the past two seasons, left to take on a head coaching

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Jan 25 2026BUSINESS

EU and India: A Trade Deal in the Making

In New Delhi's bustling Khan Market, Atul Mehra, a gem and jewelry trader, is hopeful. His business took a hit last year when the US slapped 50% tariffs on Indian goods. He's looking forward to a potential trade deal between the EU and India to boost his sales. Nearby, Vishnu Gupta, a garment shop o

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Jan 25 2026TECHNOLOGY

AI Takes Over the Workplace: Who's Using It and Why?

In the last few years, AI has become a big part of many American workers' daily routines. A recent study found that 12% of employees now use AI tools every day, while nearly half use them at least a few times a year. This is a big jump from just a couple of years ago, showing how quickly AI has beco

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Jan 25 2026BUSINESS

Car Companies Brace for Tough Times Ahead

The U. S. car industry has had a wild ride since 2020. Factories shut down, parts ran out, and prices shot up. Now, in 2026, things aren't looking much smoother. Car bosses are planning for the worst while hoping for the best. Prices are a big worry. The average car now costs about $50, 000. That's

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Jan 25 2026ENTERTAINMENT

SNL's Hilarious Take on Trump's Love for Awards

Saturday Night Live kicked off its latest episode with a sharp and witty parody of President Trump's obsession with awards. The show introduced the first annual "Trumps, " a mock awards ceremony that humorously highlighted the president's penchant for accolades and distractions. The segment was hos

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Jan 25 2026SPORTS

UFC 324: Cheaper Fights, More Ads, and Bigger Bonuses

UFC 324 made history as the first event under Paramount's streaming deal. This shift meant no more expensive pay-per-view nights. Fans now pay less, but ads popped up during walkouts and corner chats. Some fans grumbled about the interruptions, but UFC president Dana White didn't shy away from the b

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Jan 25 2026SPORTS

Louisiana's Gambling Boom and Point Shaving Scandal

Louisiana has seen a huge rise in sports betting, with over $440 million in wagers in 2025. But this growth has come with a dark side: a point-shaving scandal involving college basketball players. Players from Tulane University, Nicholls State, and the University of New Orleans were indicted for try

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Jan 25 2026SCIENCE

Akron's Space Pioneer: Judith Resnik's Journey

Judith Resnik, a brilliant engineer from Akron, made history as the second American woman in space. She flew aboard the Discovery in 1984, but her life was tragically cut short when the Challenger exploded in 1986. Resnik was always confident about the safety of space missions, even joking that the

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