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Nov 21 2025SPORTS

Freshman Firepower Fuels Bulldogs' Victory

The Citadel Bulldogs showed off their shooting skills in a recent game against North Greenville University. Freshman Marcos Gonzales stole the spotlight, scoring a career-high 20 points. He was not alone, as three Bulldogs scored in double figures, leading their team to a 70-57 win. The Bulldogs st

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Nov 21 2025HEALTH

Healthcare Costs: A Growing Concern for Americans

In 2025, a significant number of Americans are feeling the pinch when it comes to healthcare expenses. A recent survey reveals that nearly half of the adults in the country are anxious about affording medical care in the upcoming year. This worry is the highest it has been in the past four years. T

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Nov 21 2025POLITICS

Human Rights Report: A Shift in Focus Under New Leadership

The State Department's annual human rights report is getting a makeover. Under the current administration, the report will now highlight issues like affirmative action and state-funded abortions as human rights violations. This shift is part of a broader change in U. S. foreign policy, which now pri

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Nov 20 2025FINANCE

Home Sales Tick Up, But Challenges Remain

The housing market saw a small rise in sales of previously owned homes in October. The numbers went up by 1. 2% from September, reaching about 4. 1 million units annually. This increase is a slight improvement from the previous month and a 1. 7% rise compared to the same time last year. The market

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Nov 20 2025TECHNOLOGY

Sega's Hard Goodbye: When Gaming Giants Had to Step Back

Peter Moore, a key figure in the gaming world, recently shared his thoughts on Sega's tough decision to leave the console market. It was a big moment when Sega stopped making its own gaming systems. The Dreamcast, Sega's last console, had a great start but faced a huge challenge: the PlayStation 2.

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Nov 20 2025HEALTH

Big Ten Blood Battle: Michigan vs. Ohio State

The University of Michigan Health is gearing up for a major blood drive at the iconic Michigan Stadium on Sunday, November 23. This event, called "Be a Hero at the Big House, " is part of the 43rd annual Blood Battle with Ohio State University. The rivalry isn't on the football field this time but i

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Nov 20 2025CRYPTO

New Hampshire's Bold Bitcoin Bet: A State's Experiment with Crypto Bonds

New Hampshire is taking a big step into the world of digital currency. The state is trying to create a $100 million bond backed by bitcoin. This isn't a typical government project. Instead, a private company will handle the bond, and the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (NHBFA) is supporting

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Nov 20 2025EDUCATION

Wisconsin's Special Education Funding Falls Short Again

Wisconsin's public schools are facing a funding crunch for special education. The state is only covering 35% of the costs, way less than the 42% promised in the budget. This drop happened because schools spent more on special education than the state expected. Advocates are worried. They say this f

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Nov 20 2025EDUCATION

How Much Do NJ School Bosses Really Earn?

School leaders in New Jersey are making some serious cash. The latest numbers show that while most superintendents saw a small pay bump, a few are raking in over $300, 000 a year. Norma Fernandez, who runs Jersey City Public Schools, tops the list with a salary of $322, 272. She's been with the dis

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Nov 20 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Modern Home by the Lake

In the heart of Türkiye, a new home is taking shape near the beautiful Sapanca Lake. This house, designed by the | work, is part of a bigger plan to keep the area green and peaceful. The area around Bağdat Street is changing fast. New shops, restaurants, and places to stay are popping up. But the pl

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