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Big Boost for Local Growth

December 27, 2025

A local development company just got a huge financial boost from the federal government. They received $80 million in tax credits. This money is meant to help them grow and improve the area. The company, known for its work in real estate and development, will use this money to start new projects. T

opinion

Detroit's Changing Skyline: A Bold Move for Public Spaces

December 27, 2025

Detroit is no stranger to big changes. The city's skyline is about to see a major shift. Two towers of the Renaissance Center (RenCen) might soon be history. This idea comes from General Motors and Bedrock, Dan Gilbert's real estate company. Why would anyone want to tear down these towers? It's all

health

Flu Fighters: Tamiflu and Beyond

December 26, 2025

Flu season can be brutal. High fever, coughing fits, and a stuffy nose can make anyone feel miserable. Many people turn to Tamiflu for relief, but it's not the only option out there. There are other treatments that might work better for some folks. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

finance

Gold's Big Year: Why Everyone's Buying the Shiny Metal

December 26, 2025

Gold is shining brighter than ever. Prices have skyrocketed, making this the best year for gold since the late 1970s. Why? Well, the world's feeling shaky. There's tension everywhere, from trade wars to conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. When things get uncertain, people flock to gold. It's li

science

The Artistic Pull of Black Holes

December 26, 2025

Black holes have always been a big deal, not just for scientists but for artists too. They've sparked creativity in many ways. A book called "Conjuring the Void: The Art of Black Holes" shows just how much art has been inspired by these mysterious objects. The person behind this book is Lynn Gamwel

politics

What's Changing with Marijuana Laws?

December 26, 2025

The recent decision to change how marijuana is classified in the U. S. is a big deal, but it's not as straightforward as it seems. This change, known as rescheduling, moves marijuana from a highly restricted category to a less restrictive one. However, it doesn't automatically solve all the problems

entertainment

Uncovering the Hidden Gem of 2000s Crime Dramas on Netflix

December 26, 2025

The Closer, a crime series that aired from 2005 to 2012, is now available on Netflix. It follows Brenda Johnson, played by Kyra Sedgwick, a former Atlanta cop who leads a high-profile homicide division in the LAPD. The show is known for its Emmy-winning performance, gripping cases, and Sedgwick's un

health

Why Do Guys Find Periods Awkward to Talk About?

December 26, 2025

Menstruation has been around since the dawn of humanity. Yet, it's still a hush-hush topic, especially in India. Some cultures celebrate it, but mostly, it's a subject kept behind closed doors. It's seen as a "women's issue, " and even educated Indian men squirm when it comes up in conversation. So

environment

Britain's Growing Deer Dilemma

December 26, 2025

The number of deer in Britain has skyrocketed in recent decades. Estimates suggest there are now around two million deer, a significant jump from the 450, 000 counted in the 1970s. This surge has led to various issues affecting drivers, farmers, and the environment. Deer are causing serious problem

lifestyle

Keeping the Past Alive in Saguache

December 26, 2025

In the small town of Saguache, Colorado, a unique newspaper called the Saguache Crescent is still printed using old-fashioned methods. The publisher, Dean Coombs, uses a 1920 linotype machine and a 1915 printing press to create the weekly paper. This might seem odd, but it works for the town's 550 r