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Dec 15 2025POLITICS

Delaware's New Top Prosecutor: A Fresh Face in the Fight for Justice

In Delaware, a new leader has stepped up to take charge of the state's top federal prosecutor role. Benjamin Wallace, a 35-year-old with deep roots in Delaware, is now at the helm of the U. S. Attorney's Office. He took over from Julianne Murray, who decided to step down after facing some legal hurd

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Dec 15 2025SPORTS

Why Anthony Joshua is a fan of influencer boxing

Anthony Joshua, a heavyweight boxing champion, has shown support for influencer boxing. This is a trend where famous people, who are not professional boxers, step into the ring. Joshua believes this is good for the sport. He thinks it shows that boxing can be successful without needing a championshi

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Dec 15 2025EDUCATION

School Costs Skyrocket, But Life Skills Lag Behind

Money is pouring into education, but are students really learning what they need? In New York City, private high school tuition can hit a staggering $70, 000 a year. On top of that, families are spending big on tutors, test prep, and extracurriculars. Yet, despite all this investment, many teens are

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Dec 15 2025EDUCATION

College Costs Creep Up in 2025

College expenses went up by 3. 6% in the 2025 fiscal year. This is a small increase from the 3. 4% rise in 2024, but less than the 4. 0% jump in 2023, when schools were dealing with the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Higher Education Price Index (HEPI) tracks these costs. It looks at the a

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Dec 15 2025POLITICS

Russia's Peace Pushers Face Tough Times

In Russia, a small political group called Yabloko is pushing for peace in Ukraine. They want the fighting to stop. But the government is making it hard for them. Two of their leaders were arrested. They are accused of spreading false information about the Russian army. The leaders say they are innoc

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Dec 15 2025BUSINESS

Oregon's Land Development: A Long and Winding Road

Oregon's leaders have been talking about making the state more appealing to businesses. But when it comes to land development, the reality is quite different. Take, for example, a recent project that took 25 years to complete. The plan was to build a golf course with hundreds of homes around it. The

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Dec 15 2025HEALTH

Helping Chonky Cats Slim Down: A New Drug on the Horizon

Cats are often seen as majestic creatures, but when they become "chonky, " it's not just cute—it's a health risk. Over half of the world's pet cats are overweight, which can lead to serious issues like diabetes, arthritis, and heart problems. Losing weight is tough for cats, and it's not just about

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Dec 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

New Zealand Launch Site Sends Japanese Satellite into Space

A Japanese satellite is now circling Earth after a successful launch from New Zealand. The satellite, called RAISE 4, is on a mission to test new space tech. It carries eight different experiments, including a special sail to help it come back down to Earth safely. This launch was a big deal for Ja

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Dec 15 2025HEALTH

Why Does Health Care Cost So Much?

Health care costs in the United States are skyrocketing. People are feeling the pinch as they brace for another round of premium hikes. Those who buy insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace without financial help can expect to pay about 18% more in 2026. In some cases, costs could double.

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Dec 15 2025WEATHER

Boston's Weather: A Chilly Start, Then Warm-Up

Boston is in for a cold start to the week, with temperatures dropping and wind chills making it feel even colder. The National Weather Service predicts that the coldest part of the season so far is coming, with gusts that could reach up to 34 mph. This means that the wind chill could drop to -1 degr

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