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Dec 06 2025POLITICS

The Supreme Court's Power Play: What It Means for the President

The Supreme Court's conservative majority is pushing to give the president more control. They might overturn a 90-year-old decision that limits the president's power to fire certain officials. This isn't new. The court has already allowed President Trump to fire many officials, even though a 1935 d

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Dec 06 2025SPORTS

Buckeyes and Hoosiers Clash for Big Ten Glory

Ohio State and Indiana are set to battle it out in the Big Ten Championship. This isn't just any game; it's a chance for Ohio State to grab their 40th conference title. Winning this game could also secure them the top spot in the College Football Playoff. Both teams have already made it to the play

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Dec 06 2025CRIME

A Teen's Shocking Subway Attack: What Happened?

A young man, Hiram Carrero, is in serious trouble. He's been accused of a terrible crime. He allegedly set a sleeping passenger on fire on a New York subway. This happened early one morning. The victim, a 56-year-old man, was badly hurt. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Carrero,

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Dec 06 2025CRIME

A Soldier's Journey to Recovery

A young man is fighting to get better after a scary shooting near the White House. Andrew Wolfe, 24, is an Air Force staff sergeant and a member of the National Guard. He was hurt badly in a shooting that happened on November 26. His family says he is slowly getting better, but it's a long way to go

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Dec 06 2025FINANCE

A New Leader for Arkansas' Biggest Bond Issuer

Robert "Ro" Arrington is now the permanent leader of the Arkansas Development Finance Authority. This group is the state's largest bond issuer. Arrington had been filling in as interim president since August. He took over after the previous leader, Mark Conine, stepped down. Arrington has been part

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Dec 06 2025LIFESTYLE

How to Shake Off Sunday Blues and Start Your Week Right

Feeling down as the weekend winds down? You're not alone. Many people struggle with anxiety as Sunday evening rolls around. This feeling, often called the "Sunday scaries, " can be tough, especially for those new to the workforce. But why does it happen, and how can you deal with it? The Sunday sca

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Dec 06 2025POLITICS

Jim Harrison Steps Down: A Look at His Time in Vermont Politics

Jim Harrison, a well-known figure in Vermont politics, has decided to step down from his role as a House representative. He's been in this position for over eight years, showing dedication to his community and state. Harrison, who represents part of Rutland County, is leaving due to personal and fam

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Dec 06 2025FINANCE

Justice Served: Billionaire Ordered to Fund Medical Breakthroughs

A wealthy Russian businessman, Dmitry Rybolovlev, faced a tough loss in court. He had tried to avoid paying a huge sum to a U. S. venture capital firm. This firm supports startups working on life-saving treatments. The judge said no, his family trust must pay up. The judge, Kathaleen St. J. McCormi

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Dec 06 2025OPINION

Alaska's State Seal: Time for a Refresh?

Alaska's state seal is old. It's been around for 70 years. But does it really show what Alaska is all about today? State seals are like a state's logo. They show what's important to the state. You see it on ballots, official papers, and even on the walls of the capitol building. Back in the day, th

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Dec 06 2025EDUCATION

Why Oregon's Reading Crisis Needs a Fresh Approach

Oregon is facing a serious issue with student literacy. Governor Tina Kotek is pushing for better reading education, but the state's universities are not fully on board. The governor formed a panel to improve how future teachers are trained. The panel suggested using more research-backed teaching m

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