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Feeding Those Who Fed Us: A Call to Action

November 13, 2025

Many people think of veterans as heroes, but what happens when these heroes can't afford to eat? Nearly 1 in 4 veterans in the U. S. live in poverty or just get by paycheck to paycheck. Even with tight budgets, they still struggle to cover basic needs like housing and transportation. Sadly, food is

health

Virginia's Mental Health Response: Slow but Steady Progress

November 13, 2025

Virginia is making progress in improving its mental health crisis response, but it's not happening as fast as planned. The state introduced the Marcus Alert system in 2020 to send trained mental health professionals instead of police to handle behavioral health emergencies. This change came after th

celebrities

Toni Braxton's Bold Look Sparks Debate at Star-Studded Party

November 13, 2025

Toni Braxton made a splash at a recent James Bond-themed party in Beverly Hills, where she joined other big names like Beyoncé and Chris Rock. Her outfit, a lime green silk halter gown with a plunging neckline and open back, turned heads and sparked conversations among fans. The dress, paired with h

politics

BBC Board Gathers Amid Trump's Legal Storm

November 12, 2025

The BBC's top decision-makers huddled together unexpectedly on Wednesday. This meeting came as former President Trump's legal team threw a big challenge at the broadcaster. The BBC isn't saying much about this meeting or what they discussed. This all started when a mistake in a Trump documentary fro

politics

Jack Schlossberg: A New Face in Politics?

November 12, 2025

Jack Schlossberg, a member of the famous Kennedy family, is making waves in the political scene. He's not your typical politician, though. He's been using social media to share his thoughts on politics, sometimes in a way that's caused controversy. He's even been compared to Hamlet, pretending to be

politics

El Salvador's Dark Secret: Venezuelans' Ordeal in Detention

November 12, 2025

Over 250 Venezuelans, sent to El Salvador from the US, faced terrible treatment. They were beaten, starved, and even sexually assaulted. This happened in a big detention center called Cecot. The conditions there were very bad. The prisoners were kept in secret, given little food, and treated badly. ...

politics

Chicago and California Leaders Clash with Federal Immigration Laws

November 12, 2025

Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor J. B. Pritzker have been making headlines for their strong stance against federal immigration enforcement. They've taken steps to limit the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents within their state. Johnson recently signed an executiv

finance

Stock Market Sees a Bounce Back

November 12, 2025

The stock market had a good day on Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average went up by 559 points. This was a big jump, and it even set a new record. The S&P 500 also did well, adding 0. 2% to its value. It was a bit shaky in the morning but recovered later. Not all stocks did well, though. The Na

crypto

Web3: Time to Grow Up and Clean Up

November 12, 2025

Web3 has some bright spots, but let’s not ignore the dark ones. The tech is cool, but it’s also become a favorite tool for scammers and money launderers. Prices might be up, and big players might be getting interested, but if we don’t tackle the real issues, this could all blow up again. Most peopl

health

Measles Makes a Comeback: What's Happening in North America?

November 12, 2025

Measles is back with a vengeance in North America. Canada just lost its measles-free status after a big outbreak. Over 5, 000 people got sick, and sadly, two babies died. Health experts are worried the U. S. might be next. The World Health Organization has three levels for how well a country contro