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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

Allies Feel the Heat: US Actions Spark Discontent Among Danish and Greenlandic Veterans

Danish and Greenlandic veterans are feeling let down by the US. They fought alongside American troops in various missions. Now, they are upset by the US's recent actions. The US wanted to take Greenland. This caused a lot of tension. The US president even threatened to use military force. But later

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Jan 24 2026EDUCATION

Minneapolis Kids Live in Fear: ICE Raids Disrupt Schools and Lives

In Minneapolis, kids are scared to go to school. They worry about ICE agents taking their parents away. Some kids even hide in their basements to do online classes. Others have panic attacks in the middle of class. It's a tough time for everyone. ICE agents are everywhere. They show up at bus stops

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Jan 24 2026OPINION

Portland, Maine: A City of Contrasts and Compassion

Portland, Maine, is a city known for its warmth and welcoming nature, but it's also a place where people are standing up for their neighbors. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents might find the city's atmosphere a bit chilly, as many residents are not happy about their presence. The cit

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Jan 24 2026ENVIRONMENT

The World's Climate Future: A Critical Look at Current Trends

The world is facing a serious climate challenge. Recent studies show that we are not on track to meet our climate goals. Even though renewable energy is growing fast, it is not enough to stop the damage. The problem is that the world is still using a lot of fossil fuels. This is causing the planet

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Jan 24 2026CRIME

The Unending Search for Jennifer Kesse: A Family's 20-Year Fight

Twenty years have passed since Jennifer Kesse went missing, but her parents, Drew and Joyce, are still searching for answers. They haven't given up hope, even after all this time. New technology is giving them a fresh sense of optimism. Jennifer was just 24 years old when she vanished on January 24

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Jan 24 2026CRYPTO

BitGo's Bumpy Ride on the Stock Market

BitGo, a company that keeps digital money safe, recently started selling shares to the public. At first, things looked good. The price of each share went up by 25% on the first day. But then, the excitement faded, and the price dropped. By the end of the week, shares were worth less than when they f

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

Myanmar Migrants Get a Break from U. S. Deportation Plans

A recent court decision has put a pause on the Trump administration's plan to end deportation protections for about 4, 000 Myanmar nationals living in the U. S. The judge in charge, Matthew Kennelly, said the decision to end these protections, known as Temporary Protected Status (TPS), didn't make s

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

A Fresh Face or a Blast from the Past?

In the world of Alabama politics, a familiar name is making a comeback. Mo Brooks, a former congressman, has decided to throw his hat back into the ring. This time, he's aiming to unseat the current state Rep. James Lomax in the 2026 election. Lomax, who is currently serving his first term, didn't

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

The Shades That Stole the Show: Macron's Davos Statement

In the world of politics, every detail counts. At the Davos gathering, French President Emmanuel Macron made a bold fashion choice that sparked a global conversation. His reflective sunglasses, worn indoors, became a hot topic. These weren't just any sunglasses. They were a statement. The shades, m

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Jan 24 2026POLITICS

Minnesota's Legal Clash with Federal Immigration Enforcement

Minnesota's top legal official has accused the federal government of using immigration enforcement as a political tool. Keith Ellison, the state's attorney general, believes the recent increase in federal agents in the Twin Cities is driven by politics rather than law enforcement. Ellison doubts th

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