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Oct 20 2025OPINION

Why Is the Pentagon Press Under Fire?

Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War, is making waves with a new policy that's got over 100 Pentagon reporters up in arms. They've handed in their press passes and cleared out their desks, refusing to sign a restrictive reporting policy. Hegseth seems to want the press to simply repeat what he says, r

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Oct 20 2025RELIGION

Worrying About Worry: A Fresh Look at Anxiety

Anxiety is everywhere. It's in us, in our communities, and in the big decisions that shape our world. A new book dives into these worries, offering ways to handle them. The writer, who lives in Seattle, knows a thing or two about anxiety. She's been dealing with it for a long time and has some ideas

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Oct 20 2025HEALTH

Why Maternal Health in the U. S. is a Growing Concern

In the U. S. , many expectant mothers face serious health risks. Sadly, most of these issues could be avoided with better care. There are many reasons why this is happening. Some groups, like racial minorities, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities, have a harder time getting the help th

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Oct 20 2025WEATHER

North Bay's Week of Waves and Weather Wonders

The North Bay is in for a wild ride this week, with waves and weather taking center stage. First up, the ocean is getting feisty. Big, powerful waves are rolling in from the northwest, and they're not just any waves. These are the kind that can create sneaky rip currents and sneaker waves. You know,

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Oct 20 2025POLITICS

Special Education Jobs Vanish in Government Shutdown

In a move that has sparked outrage and concern, the U. S. government shutdown led to the layoff of over 120 employees in the special education division of the Department of Education. This decision, aimed at pressuring Democrats to end the budget crisis, has hit close to home for New Hampshire Sen.

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Oct 20 2025EDUCATION

Boosting Arkansas' Future: Community Colleges Get Big Bucks for Transport Training

Arkansas is stepping up its game in transport training. Three community colleges in the state just got a big chunk of cash from the Arkansas Department of Transportation. The total? Over $450, 000. This money is not just for show. It's meant to help these schools teach students about transport and l

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Oct 19 2025SPORTS

Sunday Showdown: Rams vs. Jaguars in London

In London, the Rams and Jaguars are set to clash at Wembley Stadium. This is the third week in a row that the NFL has a game in the UK. The Jaguars are a familiar sight in London, having played more games here than any other NFL team. The Rams, on the other hand, are still adjusting to life without

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Oct 19 2025SCIENCE

Catch Two Comets Lighting Up the Night Sky This Week

This week, sky gazers have a special treat. Two comets, Lemmon and SWAN, are making their way through our solar system. These icy space travelers are getting closer to Earth, and their brightness is peaking. Comet Lemmon is the star of the show. On Tuesday, it will be at its brightest and closest t

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Oct 19 2025HEALTH

Pickleball's Hidden Danger: Why Eye Injuries Are Skyrocketing

Pickleball is taking the United States by storm, with nearly 20 million players. But this popularity comes with a catch. Eye injuries from pickleball are on the rise. A recent study estimates that these injuries have increased by about 405 cases each year from 2021 to 2024. The study looked at data

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Oct 19 2025CELEBRITIES

Royal Family's Tough Choices: Prince Andrew Steps Back

Prince Andrew is no longer a working royal. This big change happened after a short, tense talk with the King. The King told him to do the right thing. This comes after more news about Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Andrew says he did nothing wrong. Prince William is als

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