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Canada's Economy: Steady Rates, Uncertain Future

January 28, 2026

The Bank of Canada decided to keep interest rates steady at 2. 25% in late January 2026. This decision was widely expected, given the current economic climate. The bank's outlook for both the global and Canadian economies hasn't changed much since their last forecast in October. Inflation is expect

politics

Iran's Nuclear Tensions: A Test of Patience and Compliance

January 21, 2026

Iran's nuclear program is under the microscope again. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is growing impatient. They want answers about Iran's uranium stockpiles and damaged nuclear sites. Three key facilities—Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan—were bombed last June. The IAEA hasn't been able to

politics

Making Art More Accessible: A New Leader Steps Up

January 13, 2026

New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani is on a mission. He wants to make sure everyone can enjoy and create art without breaking the bank. Just a couple of weeks into his role, he's already shaking things up. His latest move? Putting Rafael Espinal in charge of the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertai

health

Progesterone Mimic Shows Promise in Breast Cancer Fight

January 6, 2026

Breast cancer is a tough opponent, but scientists might have found a new ally in the fight against it. A recent study suggests that a drug mimicking progesterone could help slow down tumor growth in women with hormone-sensitive breast cancer. The drug, called megestrol, is a synthetic version of pr

business

PENN Entertainment Shakes Up Leadership for a Digital Future

January 6, 2026

PENN Entertainment is making big changes to its leadership team. The company wants to focus more on digital services and improve how it connects with customers. Two top executives, Todd George and Rich Primus, are leaving. They have been with PENN for a long time and helped shape its current success

education

Teachers Who Make Learning Fun: A Look at Carly Saal and Stacey Canova's Classroom

January 1, 2026

In a classroom decorated with green streamers and a festive Grinch-themed tree, first-grade teacher Carly Saal and her colleague Stacey Canova were making learning an exciting adventure for their students. The room buzzed with energy as 6- and 7-year-olds eagerly participated in Grinch Day activitie

sports

Baseball's Biggest Wins of 2025: A Look Back

December 25, 2025

In 2025, Major League Baseball teams had some unforgettable victories. The Blue Jays' win in Game 7 of the ALCS against the Mariners was a highlight, thanks to George Springer's three-run homer. The Orioles had a thrilling comeback against the Dodgers, with Emmanuel Rivera's walk-off hit sealing the

politics

U. S. Navy's Big Move: Trump's New Warships and Venezuela's Legal Win

December 23, 2025

President Trump recently made headlines with a bold announcement: the U. S. Navy is set to build a new class of warships, and they will bear his name. This move comes hot on the heels of another decision to name the Kennedy Center after him. The plan involves constructing two advanced battleships eq

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How EU Leaders Struck a €90 Billion Deal for Ukraine

December 23, 2025

EU leaders had a lot on their plates during their final meeting of the year. While the official agenda focused on EU expansion, the real talk was about Ukraine's financial future. The initial plan was to use frozen Russian assets in Belgium to fund Ukraine, but this idea faced strong opposition. Be

business

How Cheese Pulls Are Saving Old-School Restaurants

December 17, 2025

Chain restaurants have been around for ages, and they're not going anywhere soon. They're cheap, familiar, and comforting, which is why they're everywhere. But times are tough, and people are eating out less. So, how do these places stay alive? One answer: cheese pulls. Cheese pulls are all over so