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How Companies Are Adapting to the New Normal of State Policy Shifts

December 10, 2025

In 2025, state policies are playing a bigger role in shaping business performance than the economy itself. New laws are changing how companies handle labor, the environment, privacy, energy, and even how they report their impact. A recent study found that nearly one-third of businesses have faced lo

finance

Where Wealthy Families Are Moving for Better Healthcare

December 10, 2025

Moneyed families are picking up and moving more than ever. Why? Healthcare costs are a big reason. A recent study shows that in 2025, more wealthy people applied for residency or citizenship in other countries than ever before. Almost everyone from 92 different countries wanted to move. This isn't j

business

Green Bay's New Rule: Pay Up or Lose Your Business License

December 10, 2025

Green Bay is considering a new rule. It's about business licenses and permits. The city wants to stop giving them to people who owe property taxes. This is not new. Other cities in Wisconsin already do this. But Green Bay is different. Right now, someone can owe years of taxes and still get a licens

lifestyle

Greece: The New Hotspot for Retirees Seeking Affordability and a Healthy Lifestyle

December 10, 2025

Greece is making waves as the top retirement destination, thanks to its affordable living, excellent healthcare, and welcoming culture. This Mediterranean gem has climbed to the top of the retirement rankings, offering a lifestyle that's both enriching and budget-friendly. The country's economic gr

weather

Vancouver Braces for Heavy Rain and Possible Flooding

December 10, 2025

Vancouver and its surrounding areas are preparing for a significant weather event. An atmospheric river is expected to bring a lot of rain, possibly up to 80 mm, to the region. This heavy rain could lead to flooding, especially in areas like the Fraser Valley. The rain is expected to start on Tuesda

politics

Military Actions Under Scrutiny: Congress Demands Answers

December 10, 2025

In Washington, a heated debate is unfolding. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is considering whether to release the full video of a controversial military strike. This strike targeted a suspected drug boat and resulted in the deaths of two survivors. Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are pushing

health

Ohio's Vulture Mystery: Bird Flu on the Rise?

December 10, 2025

A puzzling situation unfolded in Ohio recently, involving a large number of dead vultures and a possible bird flu outbreak. Health officials confirmed that at least two of the 72 vulture carcasses found near a Catholic school tested positive for bird flu. This discovery came after the birds had been

business

Huntsville, Alabama: A Big Win for Jobs and Medicine

December 10, 2025

Huntsville, Alabama, is about to get a major boost. Eli Lilly, a big name in the pharmaceutical world, is putting $6 billion into a new facility there. This isn't just any old factory; it's a high-tech hub for making advanced medicines. The focus will be on small molecule synthetic and peptide medic

crime

A Campus Lockdown: Understanding the Kentucky University Shooting

December 10, 2025

A tragic event unfolded at Kentucky State University (KSU) recently, leaving one student dead and another fighting for their life. The incident, which took place in a residence hall, has shaken the campus community and prompted a swift response from law enforcement. The suspect, who is not a studen

sports

Notre Dame's Bitter Playoff Snub and ACC Tensions

December 10, 2025

Notre Dame's football team had a rough end to their season. They were left out of the College Football Playoff, even though they had a strong record. The school's athletic director, Pete Bevacqua, was not happy. He said the decision was unfair and called the relationship with the Atlantic Coast Conf