Chief Justice John Roberts wrapped up the Supreme Court's 2025 report with a quote from Calvin Coolidge, the 30th U. S. president. Coolidge, known for his quiet demeanor and conservative fiscal policies, spoke these words in 1926. He was celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Indepe
Chief Raoni, a 93-year-old Indigenous leader, is sounding the alarm about Brazil's infrastructure plans. He believes these projects could harm the Amazon rainforest and the people who call it home. Raoni is in Brazil for the U. N. climate summit, COP30. He wants Indigenous peoples to have more say i
Terry Rozier, the Miami Heat's guard, is in hot water. He's not getting paid while he's on leave because of his recent arrest. This is all because of some serious gambling charges. The Heat are holding onto his $26. 6 million salary until the legal mess is sorted out. If he's cleared, he might get t
Terry Rozier, a player for the Miami Heat, is in hot water. The FBI thinks he might have been involved in a betting scheme with the Mafia. They say he used inside information to help gamblers win big. One game in particular stands out. On March 5, Rozier played poorly. He missed most of his shots an
Chief Justice John Roberts recently addressed the issue of political figures criticizing judges. He emphasized the importance of an independent judiciary and cautioned against politicians expressing hostility towards judges. Roberts made these remarks at a conference of judges in Charlotte, North Ca
Terry Hayes, owner of The Man BBQ, was left in shock after returning from a vacation to find his food truck stolen. The theft occurred in broad daylight outside the Dryer Masonic Center on 134th Street in Tacoma on October 22. Surveillance footage shows two thieves arriving in a white truck, quickly
Chief Justice John Roberts, once hailed as the smartest person in the room, is finding Donald Trump to be a puzzle he can't solve. Roberts, who has long tried to keep the Supreme Court out of politics, is now navigating a tough path as the court faces divisive rulings and scrutiny over its lack of e
Terry Francona is stepping back into the dugout, but this time, he's trading his Cleveland Guardians hat for a Cincinnati Reds cap. After a year focused on health issues, Francona feels ready to manage again. The Reds, looking for a new leader after David Bell's departure, saw Francona as the perfec
Terry Francona, a well-known baseball manager, is returning to the game after taking a year off. The Cincinnati Reds have hired him as their new manager. Francona played for the Reds back in 1987 and has managed other teams like the Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Guardians. He stepped down from his la
