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A Judge Under Fire: Clerks Speak Out Against Alleged Abuse

December 30, 2025

A federal judge is facing serious allegations of mistreating her law clerks. The Legal Accountability Project, a group that supports law clerks, has filed a complaint against Judge Sarah Merriam of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. This is a rare move, as such complaints are usually

politics

Congress in 2025: Big Moves, Big Impacts

December 30, 2025

In 2025, the Republican-controlled Congress had a packed agenda. They made big changes that will affect everyone in the U. S. This year was also full of drama, with internal fights and government shutdowns. One major move was making Trump's tax cuts permanent. This was a big win for Republicans. Th

business

North Texas: Where Jobs Are Growing and What Skills You Need

December 30, 2025

North Texas is set to see a big jump in jobs over the next few years. With the population growing fast, there's a push to get people ready for the jobs that will be in demand. But there are hurdles to overcome, like getting the right training and credentials. The jobs that will see the most opening

politics

A Fresh Face for Texas Land Commissioner: Why Jose Loya Stands Out

December 30, 2025

West Texas has been stuck in a loop of empty promises and tired politics from both sides. People here know the truth: those in power don’t really care about the hardworking folks in the oil fields, the veterans raising families, or the immigrants who worked hard to become citizens. It’s time for a c

education

Maine's Housing Crisis: Can New Tech and Young Talent Save the Day?

December 30, 2025

Maine is in a serious housing crunch. By 2030, the state needs 83, 000 new homes, but last year, only 1, 800 were built. That's a huge gap. The problem isn't just about building more; it's about doing it smarter and faster. One big issue is the lack of workers. Since the last housing boom in 2007,

crime

The TV Boss Who Vanished: A Story of Deception and Unpaid Workers

December 30, 2025

Mary Carole McDonnell, once a prominent TV producer, is now a fugitive wanted by the FBI. She's accused of a massive fraud, claiming to be an heir to the McDonnell Douglas aviation fortune. This story isn't just about her crimes, but also about the employees left in the lurch when her production com

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Vermont's Icy Grip: State Offices Shut Down, Roads a Slippery Mess

December 29, 2025

Vermont's state offices took a day off on Monday. Why? Ice had turned roads into slippery slides. Workers swapped their offices for home, but not everyone got a break. Police, road crews, and those looking after the vulnerable were still on the job. Roads were a mess. Some interstates and state roa

crime

Turkey's Ongoing Fight Against Terror: A Recent Clash

December 29, 2025

In a recent event, Turkish security forces faced a violent confrontation with ISIS militants. This happened during a late-night operation in the village of Elmalik, located in the western Yalova province. The clash resulted in the deaths of three police officers and injuries to eight others. The op

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The TV Boss Who Vanished: A Web of Lies and Unpaid Wages

December 29, 2025

In the world of TV production, trust is key. But for former employees of Bellum Entertainment, that trust turned into heartache. The company, once a bustling hub for true crime shows and documentaries, left a trail of unpaid workers and unanswered questions. At its peak, Bellum had over 30 shows in

business

Why AI Alone Won't Fix Your Business

December 29, 2025

AI is all the rage right now. Companies are rushing to add AI to everything, often just because it's trendy. This isn't always leading to real innovation. Instead, it's creating a lot of similar products that don't offer much new. This can't go on forever. Soon, bigger companies will likely buy up t