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Nov 15 2025CRIME

Georgia's Trump Case: A New Prosecutor Steps In

A new face is now leading the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald Trump and others. Pete Skandalakis, head of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, has taken over after Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was disqualified. Willis was removed due to a r

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Nov 15 2025POLITICS

Trump and Greene: A Political Fallout

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia representative, has been a vocal supporter of Donald Trump since her arrival in Congress in 2021. She even compared herself to Trump, noting their similar backgrounds in construction and straightforward communication styles. However, things have taken a turn. In a

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Nov 15 2025SCIENCE

Smart Tech: How Computers Can Stain Tissue Slides Faster and Cheaper

Tissue staining is a big deal in medical science. Doctors use it to spot diseases like cancer. But the usual way, using chemicals, takes time and money. Plus, once stained, the tissue can't be tested again. That's where new tech comes in. Scientists have been working on a smarter way. They use comp

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Nov 15 2025SPORTS

From Soldier to Superstar: Alejandro Villanueva's Unlikely NFL Journey

Alejandro Villanueva's life has been anything but ordinary. From serving in the army to becoming a Pro Bowl NFL player, his story is one of determination and unexpected turns. Recently, he visited Naval Station Rota in Spain, where he grew up, to host a flag football tournament with USAA for militar

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Nov 15 2025BUSINESS

Fighting for Fair Pay: Museum Workers Prepare to Strike

Workers at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry are gearing up for a strike. This comes after more than two years of negotiations for their first contract. The union, AFSCME, represents over 120 employees in guest experience, operations, and education. They are pushing for better wages and ben

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Nov 15 2025BUSINESS

Atlantic City's Green Rush: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Atlantic City's cannabis market is facing a tough time. The city's relaxed approach to approving new weed businesses has led to an oversupply. Now, many stores are struggling to make ends meet. The city council recently decided to limit the number of cannabis stores. This move came after officials

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Nov 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

A New Way to See the World: How Satellites Are Changing the Game

Satellites are getting smarter and faster. They can now take super clear pictures of things on Earth, like the giant Ain Dubai Ferris wheel. This Ferris wheel is the biggest in the world, standing at a whopping 820 feet tall. A company called BlackSky used its new Gen-3 technology to capture this im

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Nov 15 2025WEATHER

Weekend Warm-Up: What to Expect

The weather is taking a turn for the better. A high-pressure system is sticking around, so rain is not in the forecast for the next few days. It started off chilly, but the afternoon is shaping up to be quite nice. Temperatures are expected to hit around 70 degrees with plenty of sunshine. So, if y

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Nov 14 2025POLITICS

BBC's Trump Speech Edit: A Lesson in Media Responsibility

The BBC has said sorry to Donald Trump for a misleading edit in a documentary. They made a mistake by cutting his speech in a way that suggested he wanted violence. But they won't pay him the $1 billion he asked for. The BBC admitted that the edit was wrong. It made it seem like Trump was calling f

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Nov 14 2025SPORTS

The Unseen Hero Behind Hae-Ran Ryu's Success

Hae-Ran Ryu is making waves in the golf world. At just 24, she has already won three LPGA Tour events, earned over $5. 5 million, and secured 22 top-10 finishes. Her journey from the Korean circuit to being named the 2023 Tour Rookie of the Year has been impressive. But behind her success stands a c

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