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Dec 20 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin's Big Move: What's Driving the Price to $200, 000?

Bitcoin's price is taking a breather under $90, 000, but some experts see a big jump coming. Arthur Hayes, a big name in crypto, thinks Bitcoin could hit $200, 000 by 2026. He believes the Federal Reserve's new money moves are fueling this potential rise. The Fed has a new program called Reserve Ma

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Dec 20 2025BUSINESS

Keeping the Spark Alive: How to Grow Without Losing Your Edge

Growing a business is tough. It starts with a big idea and lots of energy. But keeping that energy alive as the company grows is even tougher. Leaders have a big role to play here. The same traits that helped start the business can sometimes hold it back. Think of people like Steve Jobs or Jeff Bezo

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Dec 20 2025CRIME

DC Councilmember Demands Clarity on Crime Data and Federal Involvement

In a bold move, Councilmember Brooke Pinto, along with her colleagues, has sent a detailed letter to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) demanding answers. The letter, sent on December 18, raises serious questions about how crime data is being handled and the extent of federal involvement in lo

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Dec 20 2025HEALTH

Protecting Kids: A Closer Look at the New Gender Transition Rules

The Trump administration has put forward new rules about gender transition treatments for minors. These rules aim to stop federal money from being used for certain medical steps, like puberty blockers and surgeries. The idea is to focus on treatments that are proven to work and to avoid turning kids

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Dec 19 2025POLITICS

Bangladesh Burns: Student's Death Sparks Nationwide Protests

In Bangladesh, the death of a key student activist has set off a wave of protests. Sharif Osman bin Hadi, 32, passed away in a Singapore hospital. He had been fighting for his life since being shot in the head on December 12th. Hadi was a vocal opponent of the former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's g

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Dec 19 2025HEALTH

A Doctor's Stand: Protecting Kids from Risky Gender Treatments

Adm. Brian Christine, a top health official and doctor, recently spoke out against medical gender transitions for minors. He believes the Trump administration's decision to stop these procedures is the right move. Christine argues that science and ethics support this change. He says doctors should

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Dec 19 2025HEALTH

Understanding Stress and Coping in Educated Black Women Over 50

Stress is a big deal for many people, but it hits some groups harder than others. Older African American women, especially those with college degrees, face unique challenges. They often deal with more stress-related health issues. Yet, there's not much research on how these women handle stress compa

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Dec 19 2025HEALTH

Unraveling the Genetic Threads of Mental Health

Mental health issues might not be as distinct as we once thought. Recent findings suggest that conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder could share common genetic roots. This discovery comes from a large-scale study that analyzed DNA data from over 1 million people with mental health condi

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Dec 19 2025SPORTS

Beat the Chill: Smart Moves for Bears Games and Taming Hat Hair

Bears games in cold weather can be a challenge. Fans have shared their clever ways to stay warm. One fan mentioned using cardboard under their feet to block the cold. Another fan learned the hard way to keep drinks in a cooler to prevent freezing. A third fan emphasized the need for plenty of tissue

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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

Big Move: Japan's MUFG Invests Big in India's Shriram Finance

Japan's financial giant MUFG is making a bold play in India. They're buying a 20% piece of Shriram Finance for a whopping $4. 4 billion. This isn't just any deal—it's the biggest cross-border investment in India's financial scene yet. Why India? Well, Japan's banks have been looking abroad for grow

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