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Why November's Inflation Numbers Might Be Misleading

December 19, 2025

November's inflation report showed a drop, but experts are questioning its accuracy. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell to 2. 7% from 3% in September. This seems good, but the data might not be reliable. The problem started with the government shutdown in October. This shutdown stopped data collec

celebrities

A Clash at the Compton Christmas Parade

December 14, 2025

A recent holiday event in Compton took an unexpected turn when a well-known figure, Chrisean Rock, got into a heated altercation. The incident happened shortly after she participated in a kids' prayer circle, which was part of the community celebration. Chrisean was there to connect with families a

politics

A Shelter's Struggle: Faith, Funding, and Federal Rules

December 14, 2025

In Texas, a migrant shelter run by the Catholic Diocese of Brownsville is in hot water. The shelter, part of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley (CCRGV), is accused of mishandling federal grants. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claims the shelter used funds incorrectly. Specificall

weather

When Water Takes Over: Families in Skagit County Face Flooding Challenges

December 12, 2025

In Skagit County, families are dealing with serious flooding along the Skagit River. The river reached a new high, but the flood wall in downtown Mount Vernon held strong. Now, the water is going down, but not fast enough for those who had to leave their homes. People from eastern communities along

health

The Amethyst Experiment: Does the Crystal Really Work?

December 10, 2025

People have long believed that amethyst, a type of quartz, has special powers. They say it can help you stay balanced and even prevent drunkenness. Some alternative medicine practitioners still recommend it as a quick fix for health and well-being. With all the overindulgence that happens around the

environment

How to Salt Smartly: Protecting Nature and Your Wallet

December 9, 2025

Winter brings snow, and with it, the urge to grab the salt shaker. But before you go overboard, consider this: too much salt is a big problem for the environment. When snow melts or it rains, that salt doesn't just disappear. It washes into lakes, rivers, and streams, turning them salty and harmful

lifestyle

Breaking Free from Caffeine: Why Now is the Perfect Time

December 5, 2025

Caffeine is everywhere. It’s in our morning coffee, afternoon tea, and even in some sodas. But what if you want to cut back? It’s not always easy. Many people feel like they have to choose between feeling alert and enjoying a tasty drink. But things are changing. More people are looking for ways to

sports

The AL East Heats Up: Red Sox Face New Financial Rivalry

December 1, 2025

The American League East is shaping up to be a fierce battleground. The Toronto Blue Jays have joined the ranks of big spenders, following the Yankees' lead. After a near-miss at the World Series in 2024, the Blue Jays are not holding back. They've already signed star pitcher Dylan Cease and are eye

celebrities

Simon Cowell's Unusual Health Routine: What's Really Going On?

November 29, 2025

Simon Cowell, the well-known music industry figure, has been quite open about his health habits lately. He recently talked about visiting a wellness clinic where they take his blood, clean it, and put it back in. Cowell, who is 66, said this process, along with better eating, more exercise, and less

weather

Kalamazoo's Lifesaving Warm Spots for Chilly Days

November 27, 2025

Kalamazoo is gearing up for winter by opening up warm places for people to stay safe from the cold. These spots are crucial to help avoid health issues that come with freezing temperatures. The city has shared a list of places where people can stay during the day and night. Some spots are just for