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The Supreme Court's Role in Federal Worker Rehiring

March 24, 2025

The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court to pause a court order. This order mandates the rehiring of thousands of federal employees. These workers were dismissed en masse as part of a plan to significantly reduce the federal workforce. The administration's emergency appeal argues th

celebrities

A Young Life Cut Short: The Gardner Family's Heartbreaking Loss

March 24, 2025

The world of sports was shaken by a tragic event when Brett Gardner, a former star outfielder for the Yankees, and his wife Jessica announced the sudden death of their 14-year-old son, Miller. This news came as a shock to many, as it was revealed that Miller had passed away during a family vacation.

celebrities

A Young Life Cut Short: Remembering Miller Gardner

March 23, 2025

In a sudden and tragic turn, a young life was lost. Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former baseball star Brett Gardner, passed away unexpectedly. The news was shared by Brett and his wife, Jessica, who revealed that Miller had fallen ill during a family vacation. The exact cause of his illnes

politics

Wisconsin Voters Paid to Sign Petition

March 21, 2025

In Wisconsin, a political action committee backed by Elon Musk is stirring up controversy. They are offering $100 to voters who sign a petition against "activist judges. " This move comes just two weeks before a crucial state Supreme Court election. The group, America PAC, made this announcement on

health

Bird Flu Virus in Cheese: A Hidden Danger?

March 15, 2025

The bird flu virus, specifically H5N1, can linger in raw milk cheese for months. This poses a significant health risk, especially during outbreaks. The virus can survive in raw milk cheese because of the protective environment created by the protein and fat content. This is a concern because raw mil

health

Bird Flu Virus Lurks in Raw Milk Cheese for Months

March 15, 2025

The H5N1 bird flu virus can survive in raw milk cheese for a long time. This is a problem for public health. The virus can stay infectious for months, even after the cheese has been aged for 60 days. This aging process is supposed to kill off harmful germs. But it seems it might not be enough to sto

politics

Fired Federal Workers Get a Break: Judge Steps In

March 13, 2025

A federal judge recently made a big decision. He told the government to give their jobs back to thousands of workers who were fired. These workers were on probation and worked for different government agencies. The judge said the government didn't follow the rules when they fired these workers. This

celebrities

Liam Neeson's Surprising Regret

March 12, 2025

Liam Neeson, born in Ireland, has been a Hollywood actor for over 40 years. He started with a role in "Excalibur" and then took on many films. He was in "Suspect, " "Satisfaction, " and "The Good Mother, " but these films were not very memorable. However, his role as Patrick Swayze's brother in "Nex

business

Southwest's Big Bag Change: What It Means for Flyers

March 11, 2025

Southwest Airlines is making a significant change. Starting May 28, they will no longer offer free checked baggage. This shift affects everyone except those with certain perks. Members of the A-List loyalty program, holders of the airline's branded credit card, or those on business fares can still c

politics

New Faces, New Plans: Shaking Up Immigration Enforcement

March 10, 2025

The Department of Homeland Security has a new game plan. Kristi Noem, the head honcho, has just announced some big changes. The first big change is that the agency in charge of immigration enforcement has a new boss. The new acting director is Todd Lyons, who used to be the assistant director of