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Jan 13 2026BUSINESS

Maine's Dry Spell: A Helping Hand for Businesses

Maine's recent drought left many businesses and nonprofits struggling. The federal government stepped in to help. They expanded disaster relief loans to more areas. York County and several New Hampshire counties are now included. Before, they were left out. The loans are for those hit hard by the dr

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Jan 13 2026POLITICS

Ukraine's Leader Calls for Global Support for Iran's Protests

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged the international community to back the ongoing protests in Iran. He believes this is a crucial moment for change in the country. In his nightly address, he referred to the protests as an uprising, highlighting their significance. The protests in Ir

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Jan 12 2026SPORTS

The Supreme Court Takes on West Virginia's Trans Athlete Rule

A young athlete from West Virginia is at the center of a big debate. Becky Pepper-Jackson, now 15, has been fighting for her right to compete in school sports since she was 11. She is a transgender girl who loves track and field, but a state law tried to stop her from joining girls' teams. This law

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Jan 12 2026CRIME

Chaos Erupts in Georgia Prison: Three Lives Lost, Many Injured

In a shocking turn of events, a prison in northern Georgia witnessed a violent outbreak. Three inmates lost their lives, and twelve others, along with a guard, were injured. The incident occurred at the Washington State Prison in Davisboro during visitation hours on a Sunday afternoon. The police c

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Jan 12 2026POLITICS

Myanmar's Dark Past Under the Spotlight at UN Court

The UN's top court is set to examine whether Myanmar's actions against the Rohingya minority constitute genocide. This case, brought by Gambia in 2019, focuses on Myanmar's 2017 military campaign in Rakhine state, which led to widespread allegations of atrocities. Myanmar, now under military rule,

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Jan 12 2026HEALTH

Unraveling High Myopia: Lifestyle Habits and Hidden Clues

High myopia is a serious eye condition. It causes extreme nearsightedness. Researchers are trying to figure out what causes it. They looked at lifestyle habits and certain chemicals in the blood. Their goal was to find a link between these factors and high myopia. They used a special method called

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Jan 12 2026SPORTS

Vermont High School Athletes Shine in Winter Sports

Vermont's high school winter sports scene is buzzing with talent. Every week, fans get to vote for their favorite athletes. This week, there are plenty of impressive performances to consider. Voting is easy. Just head to the official website. No emails or social media posts will count. The deadline

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Jan 12 2026SPORTS

Winter Sports Stars Shine Bright in Bay City

In the world of high school winter sports, young athletes are making big waves. From basketball courts to wrestling mats, these students are showing what hard work and dedication can achieve. Take Anella Barclay, a sophomore at Hale High School. She's not just a guard; she's a force to be reckoned

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Jan 12 2026SPORTS

High School Winter Sports: A Visual Journey Through Week 6

Central New York's high school winter sports scene is buzzing with action. Every week, there's a new set of thrilling moments captured on camera. This week was no different, with several standout games and events. The Cicero-North Syracuse boys hockey team faced off against West Genesee in a chilly

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Jan 12 2026EDUCATION

Fixing College: Time for Real Change

Higher education in America is in trouble. It's time for real change. Students are drowning in debt. Many graduates struggle to find jobs. The system isn't working. It's time to ask hard questions. Lawmakers are finally paying attention. They want to reform student loans and accreditation. This cou

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