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Jan 11 2026OPINION

Lessons on the Court: What Are We Really Teaching Our Kids?

In Portland, a middle school basketball team is learning more than just the game. The King Middle School eighth-grade team is made up mostly of new players and first-time coaches. They are trying their best, but wins are not coming easy. The team has lost every game, often by a large margin. During

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Jan 11 2026HEALTH

Spotting the signs: What do psychopaths talk about?

Psychopaths are not your typical friends or coworkers. They have a unique way of thinking and behaving. Experts say they often lack empathy and remorse. They may also have a sense of grandiosity, act impulsively, and sometimes even show aggressive or violent behavior. So, how can you tell if someon

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Jan 11 2026EDUCATION

Why the University's Decision to Drop the Museum Partnership is a Loss for Everyone

The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum has been a cornerstone for students and locals in the area. It's a place where many have learned, volunteered, and found their academic direction. The recent decision by West Texas A&M University to end its partnership with the museum is a big deal. It makes pe

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Jan 11 2026EDUCATION

Life Skills: The Missing Piece in Education

Education often focuses on academics, but that's not enough. Students need more than just book smarts to succeed in life. They need to know how to handle real-world situations. This is where life skills come in. Many students struggle with basic life skills. They might know their subjects well, but

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Jan 10 2026HEALTH

Understanding and Boosting Your Desire

Desire is a tricky thing. It's not like a switch you can just flip on. Many people think it should be that easy, but it's not. Desire is influenced by so many things. It's not just about physical health. It's also about emotions, relationships, and even small things that might irritate you. Experts

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Jan 10 2026SPORTS

Amber Glenn Skates to Victory Again

Amber Glenn made it three in a row, winning her third straight U. S. figure skating title. She nailed her opening triple axel, a move she's known for, and skated a clean program to secure the win. Her score of 233. 55 points made her the first skater to win three consecutive national titles since Mi

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Jan 10 2026BUSINESS

Is the Job Market Hiding a Secret Storm?

The job market might be in a tricky spot. A special chart, not many people talk about, is making some economists nervous. It's called the Beveridge curve. It shows how job openings and unemployment are connected. Right now, it's hinting that things might get worse soon. Last month, the US added 50,

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Jan 10 2026EDUCATION

Chicago's New Education Group: A Fresh Look at School Challenges

Chicago is home to many schools, but they face big problems. Money is tight, and some schools have too few students. There are also privately-run schools, called charter schools, that are having a hard time. These issues are hot topics at school board meetings. The board is changing, with more membe

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Jan 10 2026SCIENCE

A Life of Science, Leadership, and Legacy

Kenneth W. Ford, a man who touched many lives and fields, passed away at 99. His journey was marked by significant contributions to science, education, and leadership. Ford's story began in a small town, where his curiosity led him to devour books on various sciences. This early passion set the stag

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Jan 10 2026SCIENCE

Unravel the Cosmic Puzzle: Test Your Space Smarts!

Ever wondered how much you really know about the universe? There's a fun way to find out. Each week, a popular space news site shares amazing stories. These stories cover everything from new space missions to breathtaking images of distant galaxies. But how well do you remember these tales? To make

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