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Dec 30 2025WEATHER

Staten Island Braces for Windy Tuesday

Staten Island is in for a windy Tuesday, with gusts that could hit 50 mph. The wind advisory is in place until 6 p. m. , so it's a good idea to tie down anything that might blow away. The morning is expected to be the windiest, but the gusts will ease up as the day goes on. The National Weather Ser

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Dec 30 2025WEATHER

St. Cloud's Snowy December: A Winter Wonderland

St. Cloud has seen a lot of snow this December. The National Weather Service reports that the city has already received 15. 7 inches of snow. This is way more than usual for this time of year. Normally, St. Cloud gets about 8. 7 inches of snow in December. So, they are already 7 inches above average

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Dec 30 2025CRYPTO

Crypto Users: Get Ready for Big Changes in 2026

Starting January 1, 2026, crypto users in 48 places, like the UK and EU, will see the first real effects of the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). This framework will make crypto exchanges and platforms collect more details about users, check tax residency, and report balances and trans

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

How Trump's 2015 Run Changed Politics Forever

Steve Bannon and Larry Schweikart had a chat about how Trump's 2015 run shook up politics. Schweikart, a historian, shared that backing Trump early on cost him some friendships. He mentioned that many conservatives, especially those at the National Review, were against Trump's candidacy. Schweikart

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Dec 27 2025EDUCATION

Student Loan Woes: Over 300, 000 Left in Limbo

Student loan borrowers are facing a tough time. In August, the Education Department turned down over 300, 000 requests for new repayment plans. This leaves many stuck with higher monthly payments or growing interest. It's a big issue because over 42 million Americans have student loans, totaling mor

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Dec 26 2025HEALTH

Walking Back to Health: How Body Chemicals Can Predict Stroke Recovery

Stroke recovery is a complex journey. It's not just about time and therapy. It turns out, certain chemicals in the body might give clues about how well someone can walk again after a stroke. Researchers looked into this by studying a group of stroke survivors. They focused on a specific chemical ca

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Dec 26 2025ENTERTAINMENT

YouTube TV and Verizon Team Up for a Sweet Deal

Streaming services have had a wild ride lately. Prices have gone up and down, and people are switching services more than ever. YouTube TV saw a lot of people leave when Disney channels went dark for two weeks. Even a $20 credit didn't keep many subscribers. Other services like DirecTV Stream and Hu

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Dec 25 2025FINANCE

The Rise of Stablecoins: A Quiet Revolution in Digital Money

Stablecoins are becoming a big deal in the world of digital money. They are designed to keep their value steady, unlike other cryptocurrencies that can change a lot in price. This makes them useful for everyday transactions and international money transfers. The market for stablecoins has grown a l

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Dec 25 2025POLITICS

St. Paul Schools' Big Spend on Tax Vote

St. Paul Public Schools didn't hold back when it came to convincing voters to support a new tax levy. They spent a whopping $125, 000 to get the word out. This included everything from lawn signs to YouTube videos featuring parents, students, and teachers. They even hired a consultant to help with t

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Dec 25 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebrities and Their Secret Business Ventures

Stars are not just shining on screen; they are also building empires behind the scenes. In today's world, being famous isn't enough. Many celebrities are diving into business, creating their own brands and investments. This trend is not new, but it's growing fast. Why? Because fame can be fleeting,

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