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New York's New Mayor Wants to Keep the People's Voice Alive

January 3, 2026

New York City has a new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, who won his election thanks to a huge group of volunteers. Now, he doesn't want to forget about them. On Friday, he made a big change. He created a new Office of Mass Engagement. This office will be run by Tascha Van Auken. She was the brains behind Mam

sports

Is Rest Really Best? The College Football Playoff's Rusty Dilemma

January 3, 2026

The College Football Playoff is facing a puzzling trend. Teams that get a first-round bye, a supposed reward, are losing more often than not. Over two seasons, seven out of eight top-four teams have stumbled in the quarterfinals. This has sparked a debate: is resting too long hurting these teams, or

politics

A New Mayor, New Orders: Housing and Controversy in New York City

January 3, 2026

New York City's new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, wasted no time making his mark. On his first day in office, he revoked several executive orders from his predecessor, Eric Adams. These orders, signed after Adams' federal indictment, included one that expanded the definition of antisemitism and another tha

weather

California's Rainy Season: A Sudden Shift from Drought to Deluge

January 3, 2026

California is experiencing a remarkable turnaround from its recent dry spell. After a particularly arid year in 2024, the state is now seeing an abundance of rain. This sudden change has broken several records and brought both benefits and challenges. The recent downpours have been intense. Many ar

politics

The Man Behind the Pipe Bombs: A Danger to Society?

January 3, 2026

A man accused of planting pipe bombs near key political buildings in Washington, D. C. , will stay behind bars. The judge didn't buy the idea of letting him out before his trial. Why? Because the judge thinks this guy is a real threat to people. This man, Brian J. Cole Jr. , is said to have put two

weather

Strong Winds Expected in Southern Oregon: How to Stay Safe

January 3, 2026

Southern Oregon is bracing for strong winds this weekend. The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for Saturday and Sunday. Expect south winds blowing 20 to 30 mph, with gusts up to 50 mph. In higher areas, gusts could even reach 65 mph. These winds can be dangerous. They can knock o

politics

Waynesboro's Fresh Start: Reviving Local Democracy

January 3, 2026

Waynesboro is known for its active community spirit. Now, there's a new effort to boost local democracy. The League of Women Voters in the Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro area is back. Their goal? To make democracy stronger right where people live. The group focuses on voter education and civic engagem

politics

A Teacher's Legacy: Beverly Sussman's Journey from Classroom to Community Leadership

January 3, 2026

Beverly Sussman, a dedicated educator and community leader, left an indelible mark on Buffalo Grove. Her journey began in the classroom, where she inspired young minds for 25 years. Sussman's innovative teaching methods, like the Space Shuttle Club, made learning exciting and hands-on. She believed

politics

Zohran Mamdani's First Week: A Fresh Face in NYC Politics

January 2, 2026

New York City's newest mayor, Zohran Mamdani, is wasting no time making his mark. Just two days into his term, he's already tackling big issues like housing and public transit. On Friday, he chose to connect with everyday New Yorkers by hopping on the W train, chatting with commuters, and even attem

politics

New Year's Tragedy in Kherson: Who's Telling the Truth?

January 2, 2026

In the middle of New Year's celebrations, a drone strike hit a hotel and café in the village of Khorly, located in the southern Kherson region. The Russian-installed regional governor, Vladimir Saldo, claimed that at least 27 people were killed and over 30 injured. He stated that the attack was carr