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Jan 11 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Celebrities Shine at Central Carolina Comic Con

The Central Carolina Comic Con is in full swing at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds. This two-day event has brought out a mix of stars from movies, TV, and wrestling. Fans are getting up close with their favorite personalities for autographs and photos. Lou Diamond Phillips was one of the highl

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Actress Lea Thompson's Strong Words on Minnesota Shooting

Lea Thompson, known for her role in Back to the Future, recently shared her thoughts on the shooting of Renee Good in Minnesota. She expressed her anger and frustration on social media, stating that she is from Minneapolis and this incident hits close to home. Thompson questioned why people can shoo

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Jan 11 2026BUSINESS

Why the US Wants to Cut Ties with China's Rare Minerals

The United States is pushing for faster action to reduce dependence on China for critical minerals. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is set to discuss this with finance officials from several countries. These nations together make up 60% of the global demand for these minerals. The urgency comes fr

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Jan 11 2026POLITICS

Global Rules Matter: Germany's Take on US Actions and Arctic Minerals

Germany's top finance guy, Lars Klingbeil, recently spoke up about something big: international law applies to everyone, even the United States. He was talking about how President Donald Trump once said he wanted to take Greenland from Denmark. Klingbeil made it clear that only Denmark and Greenland

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Jan 11 2026BUSINESS

Why the US Wants to Cut Ties with China's Rare Minerals

The US is pushing other countries to act fast on reducing their dependence on China for rare minerals. This is a big deal because these minerals are used in many important things, like defense tech, batteries, and renewable energy. A senior US official said that the US Treasury Secretary will talk

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Jan 11 2026HEALTH

Body Clocks and Cancer: What's the Connection?

Our bodies have an internal clock. It's like a tiny timekeeper inside us. This clock helps control many things. It tells us when to sleep and when to wake up. It also affects how our body works. This is called the circadian rhythm. When this rhythm gets messed up, it can cause problems. Things like

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Jan 11 2026LIFESTYLE

Young at Heart, but Not at Work: Navigating the Challenges of Looking Youthful

Being young-looking can be a blessing and a curse. For a 31-year-old woman, it's more of the latter. She's not married, doesn't have kids, and is still figuring out her career. Her youthful appearance often leads to misunderstandings and unfair treatment at work. People treat her differently becaus

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Jan 11 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Opera House Shifts: Washington National Opera Moves On

The Washington National Opera is saying goodbye to the Kennedy Center after 52 years. This move comes after new rules at the center made it hard for the opera to keep its usual way of funding shows. The opera group said the Kennedy Center's new policy, which requires full funding before any producti

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Jan 11 2026WEATHER

Chilly Morning Ahead: What to Expect

Get ready for a chilly start to your Sunday. The night will be cold, with temperatures dropping to the low 30s in most areas. Some spots might even hit the upper 20s. It's not going to be a deep freeze, but it's enough to make you want to bundle up. The good news is that the cold won't last all day

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Jan 11 2026WEATHER

Metro Detroit's Weekend Weather: What to Expect

Metro Detroit is in for a breezy and chilly weekend. The weather will take a turn starting Saturday evening. Winds will start to blow from the west at 5-15 mph. As night falls, these winds will get stronger, reaching 15-20 mph with gusts up to the mid-20s. By Sunday, the winds will change direction

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