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Dec 24 2025BUSINESS

Paychecks at Risk: Student Loan Defaults Hit Hard in 2026

Starting in early 2026, some people with overdue student loans might see their paychecks shrink. The government is planning to take money directly from the wages of those who haven't paid back their loans. This move is part of a bigger effort to collect overdue payments, which began earlier this yea

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Dec 24 2025ENVIRONMENT

Turning Natural Gas into Green Gold

Scientists have cooked up a clever way to turn natural gas into two super useful things: clean hydrogen fuel and strong, lightweight carbon nanotubes. This isn't just any old method. It's a smart reactor that recycles gas until it's almost all used up. No more wasting resources! The big deal here i

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Dec 24 2025BUSINESS

Wage Garnishment Returns for Student Loan Defaulters

Starting in early 2026, the U. S. Education Department plans to resume taking money directly from the paychecks of people who haven't paid their student loans in over 9 months. This practice, called wage garnishment, was put on hold during the pandemic. The department says they will begin by sending

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Dec 24 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Ukraine's Dance of Courage: Wartime Heroes Take the Stage

Ukraine's beloved dance competition, "Tantsi z zirkamy, " is making a comeback with a unique twist. This time, the spotlight is on wartime heroes who have overcome immense challenges. The show, known locally as Ukraine's version of "Dancing with the Stars, " is airing a special episode featuring per

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Dec 24 2025HEALTH

Tiny Tech Takes on Stroke

Strokes are becoming more common as people live longer and lifestyles change. This is a big problem for health around the world. Finding strokes early and treating them right is super important. But current methods have some big limits. Nanomedicine is stepping in to help. It uses tiny materials wi

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Dec 24 2025SPORTS

Racing for Glory: Shane van Gisbergen's Take on NASCAR's Playoff Drama

Shane van Gisbergen, a top racer in NASCAR, has some strong thoughts about the current playoff system. He knows it's tough, but he also sees the good in it. In a recent chat, he shared his feelings about the high-pressure, single-race finale that decides the champion. He said, "I wouldn’t be here if

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Dec 24 2025POLITICS

Why Unions Matter: A Look at Worker's Rights and Power

Unions have been a driving force behind many of the workplace benefits that Americans enjoy today. From paid time off to fair wages, these advancements were not handed down by employers but were fought for by workers who stood together. The AFL-CIO and countless union members have played a significa

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Dec 24 2025WEATHER

South Bend's Leaf Cleanup: What You Need to Know

South Bend is getting ready to tackle those pesky leaves again. The city's leaf cleanup crew is set to start back up on December 24th. But remember, this is only if the weather plays nice. They'll begin with Zone 7 and move on to the next areas once they're done. Earlier in December, the leaf clean

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Dec 24 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's Air Force: Running on Fumes

Ukraine's air power is in serious trouble. Since the war started in February 2022, they've lost 19 of their Su-27 fighter jets. That's a big deal because these jets are crucial for their defense. Now, they might only have 12 to 23 left. The problem is, no other country uses the Su-27, so they can't

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Dec 24 2025LIFESTYLE

Slovenia's Winter Wonderland: More Than Just Skiing

Slovenia is making waves in the winter tourism scene. The country is not just about skiing anymore. It has become a hotspot for all kinds of winter fun. From skiing and snowboarding to cross-country trails and family-friendly activities, Slovenia has something for everyone. The ski resorts in Slove

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