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Oct 31 2025WEATHER

Caribbean Islands Face Huge Challenges After Hurricane Melissa

The Caribbean islands of Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba are dealing with major problems after Hurricane Melissa. This storm was very strong and caused a lot of damage. People are now working hard to clean up and help those in need. In Jamaica, the storm destroyed many homes and roads. People are living i

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Oct 31 2025SCIENCE

Mind's Bounce-Back: How the Brain Handles Distractions

The brain is pretty good at dealing with interruptions. Scientists looked at how monkey brains work when they are doing memory tasks and get distracted. They found that the brain's activity in the prefrontal cortex (pFC) can return to normal after a distraction. When something distracts the brain,

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Oct 31 2025SCIENCE

A Cosmic Visitor's Journey: Unraveling the Secrets of 3I/ATLAS

A mysterious traveler from beyond our solar system, known as 3I/ATLAS, has just made its closest approach to the sun. This comet, which originated far away, is now on a path that will take it out of our cosmic neighborhood, but not before giving astronomers a few more months to study it. The comet,

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Oct 31 2025BUSINESS

GM's EV Dream Hits a Speed Bump: Layoffs and Market Shifts

General Motors (GM) is feeling the heat in the electric vehicle (EV) market. After a brief surge in sales due to a soon-to-expire federal tax credit, the company is now facing some tough realities. The Trump administration's policies have made things even harder, with changes in regulations, cancele

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Oct 31 2025SCIENCE

Is This Comet Really an Alien Ship?

A comet is zooming close to the Sun, and some people think it might be an alien spacecraft. This idea comes from a scientist named Avi Loeb, who has made similar claims before. He thinks this comet, called 3I/ATLAS, might show signs of being artificial. But most scientists disagree. Loeb has a hist

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Oct 31 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Kalamazoo's City Centre Gets a New Lease on Life

A fresh start is brewing in downtown Kalamazoo. The City Centre Events space is back in business under new management. Harvin Singh Sandhu, a local entrepreneur, has big plans for the six-story building he recently acquired with his family. The event space, which can hold up to 350 people, is kicki

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Oct 31 2025TECHNOLOGY

Jobs That Will Stay Safe in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence is changing the job market fast. Many people worry they will lose their jobs to AI. But not all jobs are at risk. Some jobs are safer than others. Experts say AI is like a student who has all the old exams. This student will do better than someone who has only a few notes. I

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

Sparks and Scars: The Hidden Cost of Fireworks Fun

Fireworks light up the sky during celebrations, but they also light up emergency rooms. This review looks at the growing problem of firework injuries in the U. S. and what can be done about it. First, let's talk about who gets hurt. Mostly, it's guys. And where do they get hurt? Mostly in the hands

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

Violence Among Adults: A Silent Health Crisis

Violence between adults is a big problem that affects health in many ways. It's not just about physical harm. The effects can be long-lasting and serious. Who gets hurt and who does the hurting matters. So does the type of violence and how often it happens. People who experience violence may face m

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Oct 31 2025BUSINESS

A Beloved DC Shop Says Goodbye After 28 Years

A familiar face in Adams Morgan is stepping back from the scene. Miss Pixie’s Furnishings and Whatnot, a quirky shop full of treasures, is closing its doors for good. The owner, Pixie Windsor, is ready to enjoy her retirement and move to a quieter life on the Eastern Shore. For nearly three decades

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