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Mixing Farming and Politics: A Rocky Road Ahead

November 1, 2025

The U. S. government is often seen as the go-to fix for problems in the agriculture sector. However, this approach can create more issues than it solves. Many in the ag community agree that stepping away from government intervention will be tough but necessary. The government's well-intentioned fixe

politics

A Leader for Maine: Rick Bennett's Unique Approach

November 1, 2025

Maine is at a crossroads. The state needs a leader who can bridge divides and focus on real solutions. Rick Bennett, a candidate for governor, brings a fresh perspective. He combines business smarts with a deep love for Maine's environment. His time in the North Woods shaped his commitment to nature

health

CDC Chaos: Workers Caught in a Whirlwind of Layoffs and Confusion

October 31, 2025

The CDC has been in a state of chaos, with employees facing repeated layoffs and reinstatements. Aryn Melton Backus, a CDC worker, has been through this cycle three times this year alone. The latest round of layoffs, which occurred during the government shutdown, has left many employees in limbo, un

politics

Government Shutdown: Who's Really to Blame?

October 31, 2025

In the midst of an ongoing government shutdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson has been vocal about the Democrats' role in the crisis, accusing them of using vital programs as bargaining chips. He argues that essential services, such as food assistance and early education, are at risk due to the Democra

politics

Power Plays: How Louisiana's Governor Shakes Up LSU Sports

October 31, 2025

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has made a bold move by firing LSU athletic director Scott Woodward. This decision came just a day after Landry publicly declared he would not support Woodward's choice for the next football coach. Landry's strong words, including a dramatic comparison to Donald Trump,

politics

Virginia Politics: October's Unexpected Twists and Turns

October 31, 2025

Virginia's political scene has always been a hotbed of activity, but October 2023 was particularly eventful. This month brought a series of surprises that left many scratching their heads and reaching for their popcorn. From unexpected policy shifts to surprising alliances, it was a month that kept

technology

Hackers Lurked in Telecom Giant's Network for Months

October 31, 2025

A major telecom company, Ribbon, recently revealed that hackers, likely backed by a government, had been sneaking around its systems for nearly a year. This news came out in a public report filed with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Ribbon, which is based in Texas, offers phone, inter

politics

UK Finance Chief in Hot Water Over Housing Rules

October 31, 2025

The UK's finance minister, Rachel Reeves, is in a bit of trouble. She's supposed to be the one setting the rules, but it turns out she didn't follow them herself. Reeves owns a house in London that she rents out. But she forgot to get a special license for it. This license costs about $1, 300 and is

politics

Keeping the Troops Paid During the Shutdown

October 31, 2025

The government shutdown is causing a lot of trouble, but the White House is trying to make sure troops still get paid. They found money in different places to cover the paychecks. One big chunk came from a fund meant for research and development. They also took some from a fund for buying supplies a

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Airports in Chaos: The Hidden Cost of the Government Shutdown

October 31, 2025

The government shutdown is causing major headaches at airports across the country. Orlando International Airport, one of Florida's busiest, faced significant delays due to a lack of air traffic controllers. Flights were delayed by an average of 2. 7 hours, with the issue expected to last from 10 p.