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Nov 22 2025LIFESTYLE

Warm Homes, Cooler Bills: Smart Ways to Stay Comfy in Winter

Winter brings out the cozy clothes and the debates about indoor temperatures. But did you know there's a smart way to keep your home warm and your energy bills low? The U. S. Department of Energy suggests keeping your thermostat at 68 degrees Fahrenheit when you're awake and lowering it a bit when y

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Nov 22 2025BUSINESS

Minnesota's Generosity Shines on Give to the Max Day

Minnesota's annual Give to the Max Day has once again proven the state's commitment to charity. This year, the event raised a staggering $37. 8 million for 6, 430 organizations, beating last year's record. Since its start in 2009, Give to the Max Day has grown into a beloved tradition, offering an a

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Nov 22 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Truth About Christmas Trees and the Environment

Christmas trees come in three types: artificial, real, and live. Artificial trees are the most popular, with 77-83% of households choosing them. They are convenient, reusable, and can save money over time. However, they are not environmentally friendly. Most artificial trees are made in China and sh

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Nov 22 2025LIFESTYLE

Hot Winter Coats on Sale: Time to Bundle Up!

Gilt has launched a flash sale that's got everyone buzzing. Canada Goose, Moncler, Mackage, and Herno are all on the discount block, but hurry up, because this deal won't last long. Winter is coming, and so are the cold snaps. If you've been putting off buying a new winter coat, now's the time to a

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Nov 22 2025POLITICS

Safety in the Nation's Capital: A Call for Stronger Law Enforcement

Recent events have put a spotlight on the rising crime rates in Washington, D. C. Members of Congress and federal employees have become targets of violent crimes. Representatives Angie Craig and Henry Cuellar were attacked, and a congressional intern was tragically killed. This situation is unaccept

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Nov 22 2025EDUCATION

Lecturers in North India: Yoga and Meditation Believers but Not Practitioners

In North India, university lecturers are increasingly recognizing the potential benefits of yoga and meditation. A recent survey involving 162 educators revealed that over 95% of them acknowledge the positive impact these practices can have on their physical and mental health. They believe yoga and

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Nov 22 2025RELIGION

A New Hub for Young Adults: Logan Institute of Religion's Fresh Start

In the heart of Cache Valley, a new chapter unfolds for young adults. The Logan Institute of Religion has just unveiled its brand-new building, a space designed to foster growth, connection, and spiritual exploration. This isn't just a new structure; it's a testament to the evolving needs of young a

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Nov 22 2025RELIGION

How Family Talks Shape Faith for Life

Faith isn't just something you pick up at church; it often starts at home. A recent study looked into how childhood experiences with faith affect people's beliefs as adults. The research found that talking about faith regularly with parents can make a big difference in how kids practice their faith

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Nov 22 2025POLITICS

Chicago's Week in Review: News, Sports, and Surprises

This week in Chicago, a lot happened. Let's start with the big news. Congress made a move to get the Justice Department to share its files on Jeffrey Epstein. President Trump signed the bill, giving the department 30 days to hand over the documents. Meanwhile, Tom Pritzker, a billionaire and cousin

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Nov 22 2025ENVIRONMENT

Climate Talks Hit a Snag: EU and Others Clash Over Deal

The COP30 climate summit in Brazil is running late. Everyone was supposed to wrap things up by Friday, but talks dragged on into the night. Why? The European Union (EU) isn't happy with the proposed deal. They say it doesn't do enough to cut down on greenhouse gases. Most of the 200 countries at th

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