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federal correctional institute

A Judge's Stand: Helping an Undocumented Man Avoid ICE

December 15, 2025

A Wisconsin judge is about to face a federal trial. Her crime? Helping an undocumented man avoid arrest by immigration authorities. This is a big deal. It's not every day a judge is accused of something like this. The judge, Hannah Dugan, is from Milwaukee County. She's been charged with two seriou

crime

Southern California's Close Call: Four Arrested in Bomb Plot

December 15, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, four individuals were taken into custody last week in Lucerne Valley, a small desert town east of Los Angeles. They are accused of planning a series of bombings across Southern California on New Year's Eve. The suspects are believed to be part of a splinter group called

sports

Diego Pavia's NFL Draft Struggles: A Lesson in Humility

December 15, 2025

Diego Pavia, a standout quarterback from Vanderbilt, is facing a tough road to the NFL Draft. His journey has been marked by impressive stats and a bold personality, but recent actions have raised eyebrows. Pavia's confident demeanor, which includes refusing to pick between Lamar Jackson and Johnny

politics

House GOP Health Plan: What's the Deal?

December 15, 2025

House Republicans are preparing to vote on a health care bill. The big question is what will happen to the extra financial help people receive for health insurance. The bill doesn't address this issue directly, but there are discussions about adding an amendment to extend this help. However, it's un

crime

Sydney's Gun Problem: A Closer Look at Firearm Ownership

December 15, 2025

Sydney's suburbs are home to a surprising number of firearms. The top 100 gun license holders in New South Wales (NSW) collectively own over 13, 000 guns. Many of these weapons are located in metropolitan areas, raising questions about gun control and safety. Following a recent terrorist attack in

technology

Verizon's Unlocking Policy Change Sparks Legal Battle

December 15, 2025

Patrick Roach, a Kansas resident, found himself in a legal tussle with Verizon after purchasing a discounted iPhone from Straight Talk, a Verizon brand. Roach intended to use the phone on a different carrier's plan, US Mobile, after activating it on Verizon's network for a month. Federal rules and V

environment

Young People and Farmers Team Up to Save Soil

December 15, 2025

In Serbia, a unique project is teaching farmers and young people how to take care of the soil. The "Guardians of Soil Health" project, run by the BioSense Institute, is all about learning how to check if the soil is healthy. Participants learn to test things like how much water is in the soil, how a

science

Massachusetts' Research Future Hangs in the Balance

December 15, 2025

Massachusetts is facing a tough time. The state's research future is at risk because of cuts to federal funding. This is not just about money. It is about the progress of science and the hope it brings to many people. Governor Maura Healey visited UMass Chan Medical School. She saw firsthand how fu

health

A Fun Way to Learn About Fitness: A New Show Takes Us Back in Time

December 15, 2025

A new mini-drama series is set to hit screens, blending humor and fitness science in an unexpected way. The show follows a fitness coach who wakes up in ancient China, stuck in the body of an overweight young man. His mission? To get fit using only what he can find around him. This isn't your typic

politics

Delaware's New Top Prosecutor: A Fresh Face in the Fight for Justice

December 15, 2025

In Delaware, a new leader has stepped up to take charge of the state's top federal prosecutor role. Benjamin Wallace, a 35-year-old with deep roots in Delaware, is now at the helm of the U. S. Attorney's Office. He took over from Julianne Murray, who decided to step down after facing some legal hurd