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Jan 17 2026SPORTS

Senegal's Security Worries Before Africa Cup Showdown

Senegal's football team is in Morocco for the big Africa Cup final. But they're not just focused on the game. They're worried about safety. When the team arrived in Rabat, fans rushed them. Players had to push through crowds just to get to their bus. The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) isn't h

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Jan 17 2026HEALTH

How Lifestyle Changes Can Help Manage Chronic Illnesses

In the Netherlands, general practitioners and social workers are teaming up to help people with long-term health issues. The goal? To help these individuals live better lives by making healthier choices. But how can this teamwork be improved? First, it's important to understand the current situatio

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Jan 17 2026POLITICS

America's Divided Heart: The MAGA Movement's Impact

The MAGA movement, led by Donald Trump, has caused deep divisions in the United States. These divisions are worse than any since the Civil War. The split is not just between regions but also between rural and urban areas, education levels, and even families. Trump's behavior is often seen as aggres

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Jan 17 2026CRIME

The Truth Behind the Dustin Griffin Shooting: What's Really Going On?

The Virginia State Police are still looking into the shooting of Dustin Griffin that happened on December 17. This is interesting because the Augusta County Sheriff, Donald Smith, has already said the case is closed. He even released some videos from body cameras and dashcams. In a statement, Sheri

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Jan 17 2026POLITICS

The Trump Effect: A Year of Unprecedented Influence

In the last year, Donald Trump has been a constant figure in the public eye. His presence is felt everywhere, from TV screens to social media feeds. This isn't just about politics; it's about how one person can dominate the cultural landscape. Trump's impact is vast. He's reshaped federal jobs, imm

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Jan 17 2026SPORTS

Local High Schools Showcase Skills on the Court

The basketball scene in Green Bay and nearby areas was buzzing with action on Friday, Jan. 16. The boys' teams brought their A-game, with De Pere, Bay Port, and Denmark coming out on top. De Pere's Redbirds had a standout performance, thanks to Noah Maniscalco, Jack Bookter, and Will Krueger, who co

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Jan 17 2026SCIENCE

How Short Videos Mess with Your Brain

Short videos are everywhere. They are fun and easy to watch. But what happens in your brain when you watch them? Scientists wanted to find out. They looked at how the brain changes when people watch short videos. The brain has parts that help us control our actions. These parts are called the dorsa

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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Brothers, Waves, and Secrets: A Surf Drama in the Making

A new surf drama is brewing, and it's not just about riding waves. Two big names in entertainment and surf culture are teaming up to bring a story of brothers, secrets, and the healing power of the ocean to life. The project, called "Bali Hai, " is set to hit the screens after it's filmed in the bea

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Jan 17 2026EDUCATION

Big Dreams for a New STEM School

A new high school focused on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) is in the works, with a hefty price tag of $35 million. This isn't just any school; it's a place where students will dive deep into subjects that shape our future. The idea is to create a space where young minds can expl

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Jan 17 2026CRIME

Privacy in the Digital Age: Supreme Court Takes on Tech and Crime

The Supreme Court has decided to tackle a significant issue: whether police can use tech to track people's phones during investigations. This case, Chatrie v. United States, revolves around a man named Okello T. Chatrie, who is currently in prison for a bank robbery that happened near Richmond, Virg

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