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Dec 01 2025POLITICS

Arizona Senator Raises Alarms Over Caribbean Strike

Senator Mark Kelly, a former Navy pilot, has expressed serious doubts about a recent U. S. military strike in the Caribbean. He believes it might have crossed a legal line. The strike, which targeted suspected drug boats, involved a controversial tactic known as a double-tap strike. This means hitti

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Dec 01 2025OPINION

The Hidden Costs of Health and Life

Arthritis is a major health issue, affecting millions of adults and children in the U. S. alone. Thanks to scientific advancements, treatments like biologics and biosimilars have improved lives and even saved money in the long run. These treatments are not just good for patients; they also create jo

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Dec 01 2025FINANCE

Governments Eyeing Private Wealth to Tackle Debt Crisis

Governments around the world are facing a tough situation. They owe a lot of money. This is making them think about new ways to get funds. One idea is to use the wealth of private individuals. Economists are talking about this a lot. They say that governments might offer special deals. For example,

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Nov 30 2025SPORTS

Week 14 College Football: Who's In and Who's Out of the Playoff?

Week 14 of college football brought some big wins and a few surprises. Most of the top teams stayed on track, but a few upsets shook things up. Texas A&M, who had been undefeated, lost to Texas. This might not change much, though. The teams that needed to win to secure their spots in the College Foo

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Nov 30 2025POLITICS

Trust in the Chancellor's Financial Plans

The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is standing firm on her financial decisions, despite critics saying she misled the public before the Budget. She insists she's been honest about her choices and can be trusted with the country's money. In a recent interview, Reeves was asked why she kept talking about

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Nov 30 2025OPINION

Anchorage's Housing Puzzle: Finding Common Ground

Anchorage is in the midst of a heated debate about housing and neighborhoods. The proposed Transit-Supportive Development Overlay (TSDO) ordinance has sparked intense discussions. While some see it as a way to create more affordable housing, others worry about the impact on their neighborhoods. The

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Nov 30 2025CELEBRITIES

Paris Debuts: Where Stars Shine and Gowns Dazzle

The Le Bal des Débutantes is more than just a fancy party. It's a big event where famous families show off their daughters in fancy dresses. This tradition started in 1958. It's all about celebrating women and bringing people together from all over the world. Many stars have walked down this path w

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Nov 29 2025OPINION

When Words Get You in Trouble: A Look at Free Speech and Hate Crimes

A mother of four, a nurse, and a victim of domestic violence found herself in hot water after using a derogatory term to describe her abusive partner. Elizabeth Kinny from Tranmere texted a friend, calling the man who sent her to the hospital a "f*ggot. " This led to her arrest and conviction for a

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Nov 29 2025SPORTS

New York Sports: The Biggest Blunders in 25 Years

New York sports have seen their fair share of highs and lows over the past 25 years. While there have been plenty of thrilling moments and legendary athletes, there have also been some major missteps. A recent countdown of the top 25 debacles in New York sports history has sparked some heated debate

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Nov 28 2025FINANCE

Japan's Money Moves: Spending Big, Borrowing More

Japan is making big financial moves. The country is planning to sell more short-term bonds. This is to support a huge spending plan led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. It's the largest spending plan since Japan eased its pandemic rules. The government has approved extra funds. The total is 18. 3

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