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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Trump's Judges: A Look at How They Rule

President Trump's impact on the judiciary is clear. His appointees to the appellate courts have been very supportive of his policies. In 2025, they voted in his favor 133 times and against only 12 times. That's a huge difference! These judges were appointed during Trump's first term. Now, in his se

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Jan 11 2026OPINION

Eugene's Duck Rescue and Health Care Debate

In 1982, a diesel spill near the Millrace in Eugene led to a quick response from students and volunteers. Among them was a group who helped rescue ducks and a goose from the muddy banks. One volunteer even sat with a goose on their lap until it could be cleaned. The incident was covered by local med

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Jan 11 2026EDUCATION

Finding Happiness in Nursing School: How Practice and Teamwork Can Help

Nursing school is tough. It's full of long hours and hard work. But what if there was a way to make it more enjoyable? What if joy could be a key part of learning to be a nurse? Some people think that using practice sessions and teamwork with other healthcare students can help. These methods can ma

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Actress Lea Thompson's Strong Words on Minnesota Shooting

Lea Thompson, known for her role in Back to the Future, recently shared her thoughts on the shooting of Renee Good in Minnesota. She expressed her anger and frustration on social media, stating that she is from Minneapolis and this incident hits close to home. Thompson questioned why people can shoo

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Jan 11 2026LIFESTYLE

South Jersey's Food and Drink Scene: What's New and What's Gone

South Jersey's food lovers are in for some changes. Costello's Pizzeria, a favorite spot in Historic Smithville's Village Greene, is closing its doors this weekend. This news might make some folks sad, but it's also a chance to explore other places. There are plenty of new spots to try. The area is

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

America's Energy Grid: Why We Need to Speed Up Construction

Ohio is sitting on a goldmine of natural gas and oil. The state has the Utica and Marcellus shale formations, which are huge. In fact, Ohio is now the biggest oil producer east of the Mississippi River. It produces about 13 times more natural gas than it did a decade ago. But there's a problem. The

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

A Former UK Diplomat's Regret: The Epstein Connection

Peter Mandelson, a seasoned British politician, recently made headlines for his past association with Jeffrey Epstein. He was removed from his role as the UK's ambassador to the US last year due to undisclosed emails revealing a closer bond with Epstein than previously known. Mandelson even referred

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Jan 11 2026SPORTS

Tottenham's Troubles Deepen After FA Cup Exit

Tottenham Hotspur's struggles continued as they bowed out of the FA Cup with a 2-1 loss to Aston Villa. The defeat added to the mounting pressure on manager Thomas Frank, who has faced criticism following a tough week. Frank's week took a turn for the worse after he was seen using a coffee cup with

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Jan 11 2026SPORTS

Coach Harbaugh's Next Move: A Strategic Selection

John Harbaugh, the former Baltimore Ravens head coach, is in the spotlight again. After his recent dismissal, he's been approached by several teams with head coaching vacancies. But he's not rushing into anything. Harbaugh is taking his time to decide. He's planning to interview with only a few tea

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Jan 11 2026CRIME

Unraveling the Truth: A Look into True Crime Memoirs

Growing up in a small Irish town, one event left a lasting mark: a murder that shook the community to its core. No one was ever held accountable, and that injustice lingered. This experience inspired a novel exploring themes of betrayal and injustice. True crime stories often give us a false sense o

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