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Dec 28 2025SPORTS

Betting Blunders: Texas Longhorns Face NCAA Scrutiny

The Texas Longhorns have found themselves in hot water again, this time with six new NCAA violations linked to sports betting. These issues came to light recently, adding to a previous set of five violations reported late last year. It seems the rapid growth of legal betting platforms is making it t

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Dec 27 2025SPORTS

Kyle Whittingham: A New Chapter in Michigan

Kyle Whittingham is making a big move. He's leaving Utah after 21 seasons to become the new head coach at Michigan. This isn't a retirement. It's a fresh start. Whittingham has a strong track record. He won 177 games and lost 88. That's a winning percentage of 66. 8%. His best season was in 2008. He

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Dec 27 2025OPINION

Detroit's Changing Skyline: A Bold Move for Public Spaces

Detroit is no stranger to big changes. The city's skyline is about to see a major shift. Two towers of the Renaissance Center (RenCen) might soon be history. This idea comes from General Motors and Bedrock, Dan Gilbert's real estate company. Why would anyone want to tear down these towers? It's all

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Dec 26 2025EDUCATION

Nebraska Schools Show Mixed Results in State Rankings

Nebraska schools have just received their yearly performance reviews from the state Department of Education. The results show that most schools have either stayed the same or improved slightly compared to last year. School leaders are hopeful that upcoming changes to how these rankings are calculate

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Dec 26 2025HEALTH

What Do Pakistani Doctors Think About End-of-Life Care?

In Pakistan, a country where religion and culture play a big role in life choices, doctors are being asked about their views on medical aid in dying (MAiD). This is a topic that is not often discussed openly. MAiD is a process where a doctor helps a patient end their life if they are suffering from

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Dec 26 2025OPINION

A Journey Through America's Heartland: Faith, Work, and Inequality

In the heart of Nebraska, a megachurch service unfolded with hymns, greetings, and a pastor's thorough Bible study. Pastor Jesse's sermon, though detailed, lacked a modern call to kindness. The service ended with a revelation: Pastor Jesse's online essay condemned Pride Month, showing a stark contra

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Dec 25 2025TECHNOLOGY

When Big Tech Trips: How Server Hiccups Disrupt Gaming

The digital world had a bit of a stumble recently. AWS, which is like the invisible backbone for many online services, had a little trouble. This caused a chain reaction, affecting popular games and platforms. Epic Games' Fortnite, Rocket League, and ARC Raiders were among the first to feel the impa

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Dec 25 2025HEALTH

Santa's Health: A Jolly but Risky Lifestyle

Santa Claus, the beloved figure of Christmas, has a lifestyle that raises some serious health concerns. Despite his magical longevity, experts worry about his well-being due to his habits and environment. Santa's diet is a major concern. While he has access to healthy foods like reindeer meat and s

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Dec 25 2025BUSINESS

A Cut Above: How a Phone Mix-Up Left a Barber Shop in a Lurch

In today's digital age, a simple phone number can make or break a business. This was the case for Lakeside Barbershop, a long-standing establishment that recently faced a significant setback due to a disconnected phone line. The issue began when the new owner, Kevin Rizer, took over the business in

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Dec 25 2025OPINION

Love and Politics: Can They Coexist?

In a long-term relationship, love and shared values often go hand in hand. But what happens when politics drive a wedge between two people who care about each other? This is the dilemma facing one person in Washington. They love their partner but feel increasingly uncomfortable with their political

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