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Nov 01 2025EDUCATION

Funding Boost for Indigenous STEM Learning

Salish Kootenai College has secured a significant grant to enhance its STEM programs. This funding is a big deal because it supports education in science, technology, engineering, and math for Native American students. The college is located on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana. This is a p

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Oct 31 2025POLITICS

Government Shutdown: Who's Really to Blame?

In the midst of an ongoing government shutdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson has been vocal about the Democrats' role in the crisis, accusing them of using vital programs as bargaining chips. He argues that essential services, such as food assistance and early education, are at risk due to the Democra

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Oct 30 2025FINANCE

Tech and Coffee: A Day of Stock Shifts

Tech stocks took a hit, but not all news was bad. Meta and Microsoft, both big names, saw their shares drop despite good earnings reports. Meta's stock fell hard, but some see this as a chance to buy low. Meanwhile, Microsoft's stock also dipped, but there's hope it will bounce back. The Federal Re

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Oct 30 2025BUSINESS

Tech Giants Face Bumpy Ride on Wall Street

Big tech companies are having a rough time on the stock market. Meta saw its shares drop by more than 12% in one day. This is one of the biggest losses the company has had in years. The drop came after Meta reported a huge tax charge of nearly $16 billion. This charge made their quarterly earnings m

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Oct 30 2025WEATHER

Winter Ready: Smart Ways to Handle Snow and Ice

Winter is coming, and it's not just about cozy fires and hot cocoa. It's also about snow, ice, and potential power outages. But don't worry, with the right prep, you can keep your home and family safe. First, let's talk about what to expect. Weather patterns vary by region, but La Nina years often

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Oct 30 2025SPORTS

Turning Doubts into Dollars: How One Investor Bet Big on Women's Sports

In the world of sports, women have long been overlooked, but one investor saw an opportunity where others saw none. Alexis Ohanian, known for co-founding Reddit, took notice of the disparity in pay and attention given to women athletes. Back in 2019, he boldly stated that women's sports were underva

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Oct 30 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Anne Frank's Story Takes a Bold, Controversial Twist

In New York City, a musical called Slam Frank is stirring up a lot of talk. It's about Anne Frank, the young girl who became famous for her diary during the Holocaust. But this version is different. It shows Anne as a pansexual Latina with a non-binary lover. The musical is a mix of hip hop, spoken

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Oct 29 2025BUSINESS

Shaking Up the Numbers: A Fresh Look at NNIT's Financial Restructuring

NNIT is making some big changes to how they report their money matters. They're moving all their Life Sciences customers to a new section under Region Europe, US, and Asia. This means that customers who were previously counted under Region Denmark will now be part of Region Europe's profit and loss

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Oct 29 2025SCIENCE

Sky Mysteries: Old Photos, Nuclear Tests, and UFOs

Some old sky photos from the 1950s show strange lights. These lights might be linked to nuclear tests and UFO reports. Researchers looked at data from 1949 to 1957. They found that these lights appeared more often around the time of nuclear tests. On days with at least one light, more UFO reports me

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Oct 29 2025FINANCE

India's Gold Rush: Bringing Treasure Home

India's central bank has been busy lately, moving a lot of its gold from foreign banks back home. Now, over 65% of its gold is stored within the country. That's a big jump from just four years ago. Why the rush? Well, after some countries froze Russia's gold reserves due to the Ukraine conflict, Ind

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