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Ukraine's Iconic Derzhprom Building Hit by Russian Strike

October 30, 2024

In a sudden and destructive attack, Russia hit Ukraine's historic Derzhprom building in Kharkiv with a guided bomb on Monday night. This iconic structure, built in the 1920s, is a celebrated landmark and a prime example of Soviet-era constructivist architecture. The strike left six people injured, a

politics

Michigan's Auto Industry: A 2024 Election Spotlight

October 30, 2024

The 2024 presidential election has put a bright spotlight on Michigan's automotive industry. With the state being a crucial swing state and home to 1. 1 million automotive jobs, both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have made frequent appearances there to win voters' fa

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A Waiting Game: Nikki Haley's Support for Trump

October 30, 2024

Former South Carolina governor and U. N. ambassador, Nikki Haley, is one of Donald Trump's staunchest supporters. She pulled in more votes in the Republican primaries than any other candidate that challenged him. Despite this, she's been quiet on the campaign trail. She's already released her delega

technology

Xbox Insiders Get First Look at New Windows App Home Screen

October 30, 2024

Calling all Xbox Insiders! Microsoft has just rolled out a redesigned home screen for the Windows Xbox app, and it's now open for testing. This new interface combines the Game Pass and Microsoft Store experiences, making it easier to find your games without having to switch tabs. To join the fun, si

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Stay or Go? RFK Jr. in a Ballot Bind

October 30, 2024

You might be wondering why Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can't just take his name off the ballot in Michigan and Wisconsin. Well, it's not that simple. Kennedy had to fight to get on the ballots in the first place, and now that early voting has started, states say it's too late to make changes. Kennedy isn'

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Tell Me Your Story: The Money Behind Chicago's School Board Elections

October 30, 2024

Imagine you're walking down the streets of Chicago and you see a group of people holding up giant blown-up checks. These aren't just any checks, but ones showing huge investments from billionaires in the upcoming school board elections. That's right, billionaires from outside Illinois are pouring mo

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The Sneaky Plan: A Quiet Coup in the Making

October 30, 2024

January 6, 2021, was a day that changed many lives, including mine. As a new member of Congress, I found myself trapped in the House Gallery that day with my colleagues. We barely escaped the insurrectionists by mere seconds. My background in conflict prevention and response, honed at the State Depa

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Jeff Bezos Speaks Out on Why The Washington Post Stopped Endorsing Presidential Candidates

October 29, 2024

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post, recently explained why the newspaper decided to stop endorsing presidential candidates. He thinks this move will make the newspaper seem fair and unbiased. "No voters are swayed by newspaper endorsements, " Bezos said. "It only crea

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Consumer Optimism Rises as Election Approaches, Job Openings Drop

October 29, 2024

As the U. S. presidential election neared, consumers felt more upbeat about the economy. The Conference Board's consumer confidence index leaped over 11% in October to 138, the largest monthly jump since March 2021. People were particularly hopeful about future conditions, with the expectations inde

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Biden's Role on the Trail: Less Than Expected

October 29, 2024

President Joe Biden is finding himself in a reduced role during the 2024 presidential campaign. His recent gaffes on the campaign trail have raised concerns among Vice President Kamala Harris’ aides, leading to a reassessment of how to use Biden’s time effectively. While he is scheduled to speak at