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Bird Flu Returns: States Team Up to Protect Poultry

January 18, 2025

In the heat of bird flu outbreaks across the United States, Maryland and Delaware have joined forces to tackle the problem. This partnership comes after Maryland found bird flu in three different poultry flocks over the past week, marking the state's first outbreak in over a year. The deadly bird fl

sports

Notre Dame vs Ohio State: Why the Irish Might be Heading Home with a Trophy

January 18, 2025

As the stage was set for the National Championship game between Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Ohio State Buckeyes, the internet buzzed with predictions and opinions. With 15 games under their belt and the first year of the 12-team playoff, the Irish seem to be ticking all the right boxes. Notre Dame

health

Opioid Policies: Do They Really Make a Difference?

January 18, 2025

Have you ever wondered if the policies your state puts in place actually affect how many opioids are being dispensed? Well, let's dive into that! States have been trying out various policies to change how opioids are prescribed, but not many studies have looked at how effective these policies are in

business

China's Economy: A Mix of Up and Down

January 17, 2025

You might think that China's economy is all about big cities and skyscrapers, but let's look at the reality on the ground. Many shops that sell construction materials are now quiet, with owners hoping for customers to return. This tells us that the real estate market isn't doing so well. But there'

health

The Secret Weapon of Injury-Free Running: A Positive Mindset and Friendly Support

January 17, 2025

Ever thought about how your brain and friends can help you avoid injuries while running? Research shows that staying injury-free isn't just about physical strength. It's also about your mindset and the people you run with. Runners who tend to avoid getting hurt often share certain traits. They're ge

politics

Hochul's Nighttime Subway Plan: A Bright Idea or Diversion?

January 17, 2025

Governor Kathy Hochul recently proposed an interesting plan in her State of the State address. She wants to place a police officer on every train during overnight hours for six months. Sounds good, right? But hold on, there's more to consider. First off, what about the other 16 hours of the day? Wi

politics

Legislators Share Plans with S. C. Businesses

January 16, 2025

In Columbia, business leaders from across South Carolina gathered to hear from state legislators about their plans for the upcoming session. The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce hosted this event, giving lawmakers a chance to share their goals and vision for the state. House Minority Leader Todd

politics

Iowa Senator Proposes Buying Part of Minnesota

January 15, 2025

Imagine this: an Iowa state senator has a unique idea to grow his state. Instead of building new towns or attracting more residents, he thinks Iowa should buy a chunk of Minnesota. Senator Michael Bousselot suggested this in a post on X, starting with "Make Minnesota Iowa Again! " He believes that l

politics

New York's Governor Proposes Tax Cuts for Middle-Class Families

January 15, 2025

New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently revealed her plan to reduce income taxes for many state residents, aiming to ease financial pressure. Her proposal, part of an affordability agenda, is set to be detailed in her upcoming State of the State address. The tax cut would benefit joint filers earnin

business

Fort Worth’s $17M Mansion: Celeb Spotting in Texas?

January 15, 2025

A recently built mansion in Fort Worth, valued at almost $17 million, has caught the attention of some well-known faces. Last month, it topped the list of Texas' priciest homes. Nine out of the top ten expensive homes are located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, according to the Houston Association of