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Alaska's Mental Health Crisis: A System in Need of Urgent Fixes

December 21, 2025

Alaska's mental health system is in a state of emergency. The Alaska Psychiatric Institute (API) is underfunded and overwhelmed. This leaves many Alaskans in a tough spot. They need mental health treatment but can't get it. Some are stuck in jail. Others are left on the streets. This is not okay. T

finance

Life's Big Moments and Your Retirement Plans

December 21, 2025

Life doesn't always go as planned, and that's okay. Big life events can shake up your retirement plans in a big way. These events can be happy, sad, or just unexpected. They can change when you retire and how you live after you stop working. Some events have a huge impact. Losing a spouse or gettin

politics

Why the Epstein Files Release Fell Short of Expectations

December 21, 2025

The recent release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein has left many people unsatisfied. The files were heavily edited and only a small portion of what was promised was made public. This has angered some Republicans, who feel the release was not transparent enough. The Trump administration clai

health

Bone Care: Why Calcium and Vitamin D Matter as You Age

December 21, 2025

As people get older, their bones become weaker. This is especially true for women going through menopause. During this time, women lose a lot of bone mass quickly. After menopause, bone loss slows down but still happens every year. Men also lose bone mass as they age, starting around 50. Weaker bon

education

A Teacher's Unwavering Commitment: 60+ Years in the Same School

December 21, 2025

In a small town called Westmoreland, Tennessee, a teacher named Glenda Akin has made history. She has been teaching at the same high school for over 60 years! This is not just a long time; it is a Guinness World Record. Akin has spent more than six decades shaping young minds and contributing to her

education

The Struggle for School: Rohingya Refugees and the Right to Learn

December 21, 2025

The Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face a tough reality when it comes to education. Despite international laws that promise everyone the right to learn, these promises often stay just that—promises. The Rohingyas, who fled violence in Myanmar, find themselves in a tricky situation. Bangladesh has t

politics

Lula's Warning: Why US Actions in Venezuela Could Backfire

December 21, 2025

Lula, Brazil's president, has strong words for the US. He thinks their moves against Venezuela could cause big trouble. This isn't just about Venezuela. It's about setting a bad example for the world. Lula believes that any military action would be a disaster. He's not alone in this thought. Other l

politics

Odesa Under Fire: A City in the Crosshairs

December 20, 2025

In the dead of night, Odesa faced another brutal attack. Russia's relentless strikes on this Black Sea port city have left a grim toll. Eight lives were lost, and 27 more were hurt. The latest assault targeted a port facility in Pivdenne. A bus full of people was caught in the crossfire, adding to t

entertainment

Brainiac's New Face: A German Actor Takes On Superman's Biggest Foe

December 20, 2025

The world of Superman is getting a new brainy bad guy. Lars Eidinger, a well-known actor from Germany, has been picked to play Brainiac in the upcoming movie "Man of Tomorrow. " This news comes after weeks of guessing games and rumors. Eidinger is not a stranger to big projects. He has been in popu

health

A Closer Look at Fixing Missing Teeth with Tiny Implants

December 20, 2025

When someone is born without a maxillary lateral incisor, it can be a real problem. The bone in that area is often too small for regular implants. But now, there's a new solution: narrow-diameter implants. These tiny implants might just be the answer for people with this issue. Researchers have bee