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Jan 01 2026CRYPTO

Crypto Laws: A Shift Toward Control?

In the world of digital money, things are changing fast. Some people in the U. S. government are worried. They think new rules might give too much power to banks and the government. They fear these rules could lead to a system where every transaction is watched. One of these people is Representativ

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Jan 01 2026SPORTS

Saving College Sports: A Billionaire's Bold Idea

Cody Campbell, a billionaire and Texas Tech's top supporter, has a unique idea. He thinks Congress should create a new group to fix college sports. This is not just about throwing money at the problem. Campbell believes that private equity is only a temporary fix. He wants a long-term solution that

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Dec 31 2025LIFESTYLE

A Family's Creative Escape on Shelter Island

John and Christine Gachot have a special bond with Shelter Island. It's where John spent his childhood summers, and it's where they've created lasting memories together. The island's peaceful vibe is a stark contrast to their bustling Manhattan lives. They run a design firm known for its cozy, styli

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Dec 31 2025FINANCE

Maryland's Tax Rules Get a Makeover: What You Need to Know

Maryland is shaking things up with some new tax rules. The Comptroller's office has suggested changes to how sales and use taxes work. This isn't just about adding a few new rules. It's a big update that covers a lot of ground. First off, they're tweaking how data and IT services are taxed. This is

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Dec 30 2025POLITICS

Congress in 2025: Big Moves, Big Impacts

In 2025, the Republican-controlled Congress had a packed agenda. They made big changes that will affect everyone in the U. S. This year was also full of drama, with internal fights and government shutdowns. One major move was making Trump's tax cuts permanent. This was a big win for Republicans. Th

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Dec 30 2025OPINION

Keeping Colorado's Wheels Turning: The Fight for Fair Vehicle Repairs

In the heart of Colorado, while most people are asleep, shuttle drivers at Peak 1 Express are busy preparing for their early morning trips to the mountains. These drivers are crucial for getting travelers to their destinations, especially in tough weather conditions. The company's success relies on

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Dec 30 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Live Shows in 2050: A Mix of Old and New

J. L. “Lynn” Singleton, the head of the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC), is stepping down. Before he goes, he shares his thoughts on the future of live performances. He believes that by 2050, technology will make shows more immersive. But he also thinks the core appeal of live shows will st

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Dec 30 2025EDUCATION

Farming Lessons Could Grow in Missouri Schools

Missouri might soon bring more farming science into classrooms. Lawmakers are pushing for a new statewide program. This would let kids from kindergarten to high school learn about agriculture. The idea is to help students in both cities and countryside areas. Some lawmakers think this is a good ide

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Dec 29 2025CRYPTO

Stablecoins: The New Big Players in U. S. Debt

The U. S. government is making big moves to get stablecoins involved in handling debt. A key law called the CLARITY Act is set to be reviewed by the Senate in January 2026. This comes after a long delay caused by a government shutdown. The law, which already passed in the House, aims to make stablec

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Dec 29 2025POLITICS

Bangladesh's Student Party Makes Surprising Election Move

A student-led party in Bangladesh, which gained prominence after leading protests that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has formed an unexpected alliance with the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party. This move, aimed at strengthening their position ahead of the upcoming February elections, has sparke

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