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More Work, Same Pay: The Hidden Struggle of College Teachers

January 5, 2026

Changes are coming to Utah's public universities. The Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) is introducing new rules. These rules aim to make things run smoother. But they might also make life harder for some teachers. The new policy, R-485, wants to make sure everyone is doing their fair share. I

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The Irony of Senator Gallego's Venezuela Outburst

January 5, 2026

A U. S. Senator recently sparked a social media firestorm after criticizing a successful military operation in Venezuela. Ruben Gallego called the mission to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro "embarrassing" and claimed it was an unjustified war. Maduro faced serious charges, including narc

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Maduro's Downfall: Drugs, Power, and Justice

January 5, 2026

Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are in serious trouble. They've been arrested and brought to the U. S. to face charges. The U. S. says Maduro's government is corrupt and deeply involved in drug trafficking. They accuse him of working with some of the world's most dan

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Unraveling the Epstein Files: A Web of Secrets and Suspicion

January 5, 2026

The Epstein files have become a hot topic, stirring up a lot of debate and suspicion. In early 2026, many people are questioning President Trump's promises to release these files, which he had used as a campaign tool. The files, which contain information about the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, a c

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Idaho Senators: Marijuana Over Major Issues

January 5, 2026

Senators Mike Crapo and Jim Risch from Idaho have chosen an unexpected battle. They are challenging President Trump's decision to reclassify marijuana. Both senators have been quiet on many significant issues. These include Trump's foreign policy moves and his impact on healthcare. Instead, they are

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Trump's Education Shake-Up: What's Next?

January 5, 2026

Trump's education policies have caused quite a stir. Schools and universities are feeling the pressure. The administration has launched over 120 investigations into higher education institutions and dozens into K-12 schools. This has led to some schools changing their policies on diversity, admissio

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The Kennedy Center: A Stage for Political Power Plays

January 5, 2026

The Kennedy Center, once a symbol of artistic excellence and unity, has become a battleground for political influence. The recent changes at the center have sparked controversy and criticism. The center's name was changed to include the name of the current president, a move that has been seen as a p

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Keeping Prince William County Safe: A Look at the Police Department's Successes and Challenges

January 5, 2026

Prince William County has seen a drop in crime over the past five years. The police chief, Peter Newsham, shared his thoughts on what's working and what's not. First, the good news. Crime has gone down by 11%. Violent crime has dropped even more, by almost 20%. That's a big deal. The police have al

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Cops and Cash: The Millionaire State Troopers

January 4, 2026

The Massachusetts State Police have a reputation for high earnings, even when their behavior is questionable. Captain Thomas McCarthy, once the highest-paid state trooper, saw his income drop significantly last year. Despite this, he still made over $276, 000. This raises questions about accountabil

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Time for South Carolina to Rethink Social Studies

January 4, 2026

In South Carolina, there's a growing concern that social studies is taking a backseat to other subjects in schools. With the state's 250th anniversary of independence on the horizon, many wonder why young students aren't spending more time learning about history, civics, geography, and economics. T