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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Cuba's Economic Crossroads: A Closer Look

Cuba is facing some serious economic challenges. The country has always had a tough time, but things have gotten worse lately. Farming and tourism, two big parts of the economy, are really struggling. Power cuts are common, and trade restrictions make things even harder. Plus, Cuba has lost a lot of

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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 11 2026POLITICS

Israel's Future: Moving Away from U. S. Military Support

Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has shared his vision for the country's military future. He wants Israel to rely less on U. S. military aid over the next ten years. This doesn't mean Israel will stop using U. S. aid completely, but it shows a desire for more independence. In a recent i

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Week In Review: Big Changes And Big Questions

This week, the world saw some major shifts in power and policy. In Venezuela, the U. S. took decisive action. They removed President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from office. The couple now faces serious drug trafficking charges in the U. S. The White House is also pushing for American

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Jan 11 2026BUSINESS

Road Work Ahead: What You Need to Know

Driving around Augusta, Rockbridge, and Rockingham counties? Expect some delays. Road work is happening all over, and it's not just about fixing potholes. Crews are busy with everything from bridge inspections to installing new traffic signals. In Augusta County, Interstate 81 is getting some major

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Jan 11 2026SPORTS

Lawmakers and Athletes Clash Over Fair Play in Sports

A significant number of female lawmakers, all Republicans, have joined forces to support the idea of keeping sports categories based on biological sex. They argue that women's sports should be protected from competition by athletes who were assigned male at birth. This debate is heating up as the Su

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Jan 10 2026SPORTS

Lindsey Vonn's Triumphant Return to the Top

Lindsey Vonn, at 41, is proving that age is just a number in the world of competitive skiing. Her recent victory in the World Cup downhill race in Austria is a testament to her skill and determination. Vonn's win was not just any victory; it was her second in just four races this season, solidifying

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Jan 10 2026POLITICS

Why Trump's Venezuelan Oil Dreams Might Fizzle Out

Venezuela's oil situation is a mess. The U. S. has taken control, but that doesn't mean oil companies are rushing in. Trump thinks they will, but experts aren't so sure. They say it's not a good idea right now. The country is in chaos. No one knows who's really in charge. The U. S. has seized some

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Jan 10 2026POLITICS

Rethinking Family Values: A Conservative Think Tank's Bold Proposal

A well-known conservative organization is pushing for big changes in how the U. S. government supports families. They want the government to do more to help couples get married and start families. Some of their ideas include a "marriage bootcamp" to help couples who live together get ready for marri

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Jan 10 2026CELEBRITIES

Gisele Bundchen's Family Feels Her New Marriage is a Risky Move

Gisele Bundchen, the famous model, has recently married her jiu-jitsu instructor, Joaquim Valente. But not everyone is happy about it. Her family thinks it's a bad idea. They believe she's making a mistake by marrying someone who doesn't have much money, especially since she's worth millions. Gisel

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