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Dec 27 2025SPORTS

BYU's Bowl Game: A Chance to Prove Their Worth

BYU's football team had a standout season, finishing with an impressive 11-2 record. However, they were overlooked for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Instead, they are set to play in the Pop-Tarts Bowl against Georgia Tech. This game is a big deal for BYU, as they aim to show that they dese

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Dec 27 2025WEATHER

Southern California's Wild Weather Swings: From Drought to Deluge

Southern California has seen some wild weather lately. Just last year, the area was dealing with a super dry winter. Then, strong winds made things worse, leading to some of the worst fires in Los Angeles history. But this Christmas, it was a totally different story. It was the wettest Christmas in

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Dec 27 2025WEATHER

Winter Storm Alert: New Jersey Prepares for the Worst

New Jersey is bracing for a winter storm that's expected to cause quite a mess. The state has decided to declare a State of Emergency, starting at 1 p. m. This means all 21 counties are on high alert. The acting governor, Tahesha Way, has a clear message: stay off the roads if you can. The storm is

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Dec 27 2025CELEBRITIES

Hollywood Power Play: Actor Sues Tyler Perry for Alleged Assault

A Hollywood actor has taken legal action against Tyler Perry, accusing the famous producer of sexual assault. Mario Rodriguez, who was in "Boo! A Madea Halloween, " claims Perry made unwanted sexual advances over several years. This isn't the first time Perry has faced such allegations. Another acto

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Dec 27 2025FINANCE

The Hidden Numbers Behind Economic Growth

Economic growth is often celebrated, but sometimes the numbers tell a different story. Recently, it was discovered that a small part of the reported 4. 3% GDP growth was actually inflated. This was due to some unusual data from the video game industry. It turns out that the way video game sales were

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Dec 27 2025WEATHER

Southern California's Weather Woes: Rain, Floods, and Fire Scars

Southern California has seen its share of weather troubles lately. After a very wet Christmas, the rain is finally slowing down. But the ground is still soaked, so any more rain could cause more flooding and mudslides. Sadly, at least three people have lost their lives because of this storm. Meteor

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Dec 27 2025WEATHER

A Winter Storm's Impact on US Travel Plans

A major winter storm is causing chaos for travelers across the US. The Northeast is expected to bear the brunt of the storm, with heavy snowfall and hazardous conditions. This is happening during the busiest travel time of the year, making things even more difficult for people trying to get around.

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Dec 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Pull Tab Tradition: A Midwestern Love Affair

In the heart of Minnesota, a unique gambling tradition thrives, blending social interaction, charity, and a touch of nostalgia. Pull tabs, those small cardboard tickets that players peel open to reveal their fate, have been a staple in local bars for nearly half a century. Unlike state lotteries, th

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Dec 27 2025TECHNOLOGY

How F1 is Winning Races with Software and Data

F1 teams are now relying heavily on software and data to gain an edge. With strict cost caps, they can't just throw money at hardware upgrades. Instead, they're focusing on software that can process and visualize massive amounts of data in real time. This data comes from hundreds of sensors on the

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Dec 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Why 2000s Crime Shows Still Outshine Today's TV

The 2000s were a golden time for crime TV. Shows from this era didn't just entertain; they set standards. They were bold, creative, and often broke the mold. Many of these shows still hold up better than most crime dramas today. Take "The Shield, " for example. Vic Mackey, the show's lead, was a co

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