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Bullying by the Group: What Makes It Different?

December 12, 2025

Bullying is a big problem. It affects many kids in school. About 1 in 5 kids face it. But here's something interesting. About 3 in 10 of these kids are bullied by more than one person. This is called multiple perpetrator bullying, or MPB for short. People think that bullying by a group is worse. Bu

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Alabama's Death Penalty: Politics Over Principle

December 12, 2025

Alabama's approach to the death penalty has become more about political posturing than upholding justice. This is evident in the state's recent actions and the case of Joseph Clifton Smith, who is set to be executed despite clear evidence of intellectual disabilities. The state's use of nitrogen hy

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Dallas Man Faces Prison for Drug Conspiracy

December 12, 2025

A man from Mexico, living in Dallas without legal status, has been given a big punishment. He will spend 72 months, or six years, in a federal prison. This is because he was part of a plan to sell cocaine in the Eastern District of Texas. The man, Tomas Perez-Guerrero, who is 44 years old, admitted

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A Troubling Incident at a Channahon Gas Station

December 11, 2025

A man from Morris, Nicholas Doran, is in hot water after a scary scene at a gas station in Channahon. It all went down on September 27. Doran, who's 23, made some serious threats that left the clerk shaken. Here's what happened: Doran walked into the BP Gas Station on Eames Street. The clerk notice

crime

Florence's Treasure Lost to a Clever Trick

December 11, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, a group of criminals managed to trick the organization responsible for Florence's famous cathedral into handing over a huge amount of money. This wasn't a heist with masks and guns, but a clever email scam that fooled the managers into sending nearly 1. 8 million euros

finance

Big Banks and Crypto: What's Really Going On?

December 11, 2025

Big banks in the U. S. have been acting suspiciously. They've been limiting or even cutting off services to certain businesses, not because these businesses are risky, but because they don't like them. This includes crypto firms, among others. This isn't new. Back in 2013, there was something calle

opinion

Two Americas: A Tale of Progress and Persisting Prejudice

December 10, 2025

In the early 1960s, a stark contrast emerged between the United States' global image and its domestic reality. As African nations gained independence, their diplomats arrived in the U. S. to take up their posts. However, their experiences revealed a troubling truth: racial discrimination was still r

politics

Trump Administration Pushes ICC to Change Rules for His Benefit

December 10, 2025

The Trump administration is pressuring the International Criminal Court (ICC) to modify its founding document to prevent any future investigations into Trump and his top officials. This demand comes with a warning: if the ICC doesn't comply, the U. S. might impose new sanctions on the court and its

business

Who Really Owns Hendrix's Music? A Legal Showdown

December 9, 2025

The music of Jimi Hendrix, created with Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell, is at the heart of a legal battle. The Jimi Hendrix Experience, formed in 1966, produced iconic albums that defined the 1960s music scene. These albums, "Are You Experienced, " "Axis: Bold As Love, " and "Electric Ladyland, " f

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Racial Bias in Washington's Juvenile Justice System

December 9, 2025

In Washington, a law passed in 2018 aimed to reduce the number of children charged as adults. This law was a response to the fact that kids of color were more likely to face adult charges than white children. By 2023, the number of kids charged as adults had dropped by more than half, and transfers