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Why Some Senators Walked Away: A Look at Congress' Struggles

December 14, 2025

The U. S. Senate is in a tough spot these days. It's not checking the president's power like it should. Some people say it's not doing its job. And guess what? Only 15% of Americans like Congress right now. That's not great! Three senators decided to step down during Trump's time in office. They ha

business

Young people are drinking less, and the economy is feeling it.

December 14, 2025

Things are changing. Young folks today aren't drinking as much as their older siblings. This isn't just a small trend. It's a big deal. People are starting to care more about their health and how they perform at work. Companies are noticing this and are focusing more on keeping employees happy and p

finance

Japan's Money Moves: A Shift in Interest Rates?

December 14, 2025

In a surprising turn of events, Japan's Finance Minister, Satsuki Katayama, hinted at a possible interest rate increase by the Bank of Japan. Speaking at an event in Sendai, she mentioned that there is no significant disagreement between the finance ministry and the central bank. This statement come

crime

Cities Step Up to Clean Up After Violence

December 14, 2025

In Philadelphia, a grandmother named Addie Dempsey had to scrub the blood of her grandson from the sidewalk after he was shot. This wasn't a one-time thing. Many families in her neighborhood have faced the same grim task, cleaning up after violence with no help or resources. This situation caught t

politics

The Fed's Future: Can It Stay Independent?

December 14, 2025

The Supreme Court is currently examining whether President Trump can dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. This case is part of a larger discussion about presidential power and the independence of federal agencies. In a related case, the court is considering Trump's firing of Rebecca Slaughte

politics

Tunisia's Opposition Unites Against President Saied's Rule

December 14, 2025

Tunisia is witnessing a significant shift in its political landscape. Opposition groups, usually divided, have come together to challenge President Kais Saied's leadership. This unity is a response to what many see as a growing authoritarian trend under Saied's rule. Protests have been happening fo

weather

Why Do Winter Storm Watches Matter?

December 14, 2025

Winter storms can be scary. That's why the National Weather Service (NWS) issues Winter Storm Watches. These alerts are like a heads-up for dangerous winter weather. They help people stay safe when big snowstorms or ice storms hit. The NWS has rules for when to issue a Winter Storm Watch. If condit

science

AI: The Unseen Helper in Science and Growth

December 14, 2025

People often worry about AI, thinking it might cause job losses or other problems. Surveys show that many Americans are more concerned than excited about AI, with only a small percentage trusting it to make fair decisions. These fears are not entirely unfounded, as AI is often linked to negative imp

environment

Egypt's Green Push: Balancing Nature and Business

December 14, 2025

Egypt is making a big move to blend nature and business. The country wants to boost eco-friendly investments in its natural reserves. This isn't just about making money. It's about protecting nature while also creating jobs and attracting tourists. The Minister of Local Development and Acting Minis

health

Why Are More People Getting Prescribed Medicinal Cannabis After a Psychotic Episode?

December 13, 2025

In Queensland, Australia, a recent look into medical records of people who had their first psychotic episode showed something interesting. Before they were referred to early psychosis services, only a small number of these individuals were prescribed stimulants or medicinal cannabis. But after their