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New Health Secretary Promises to Look into Childhood Vaccine Schedule

February 20, 2025

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made a bold move. He has promised to investigate the childhood vaccine schedule. This schedule is the one that keeps diseases like measles and polio at bay. He made this announcement while speaking to thousands of employees at the U. S. Health and Human Services agency.

business

KFC's Big Move: 100 Jobs Heading to Texas

February 19, 2025

KFC is shaking things up! The fast-food giant is packing its bags and moving 100 corporate jobs from Louisville to Plano, Texas. This isn't just a small change – it's a big shift that will affect 90 remote positions too. The move will happen in stages, with corporate roles heading to Texas over the

politics

Postal Service Chief Steps Aside After Turbulent Tenure

February 19, 2025

The U. S. Postal Service is saying goodbye to its leader, Louis DeJoy, after nearly five years. This announcement comes after a period filled with challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, a surge in mail-in voting, and efforts to cut costs and improve services. DeJoy, who took over in the summer of 20

sports

Joe Buck’s Big Return to Baseball

February 19, 2025

Joe Buck is making a comeback to baseball broadcasting, but only for a single game. He’ll be in the booth for ESPN's Opening Day broadcast of the New York Yankees vs. Milwaukee Brewers on March 27th. This news comes just days after a light-hearted suggestion from St. Louis Cardinals president Bill D

health

Bird Flu in Wyoming: A New Case and What You Need to Know

February 16, 2025

Wyoming has seen its first human case of bird flu. A woman, described as an older adult with other health issues, was hospitalized after likely catching the virus from sick birds in her backyard flock. This makes her the 70th person in the U. S. to contract the virus since 2024, but only the fourth

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Stormy Weekend Ahead: Floods, Tornadoes, and Snow

February 15, 2025

A powerful storm is causing trouble across the eastern United States. This storm has already caused major flooding in California and is now moving eastward. It will bring a mix of weather troubles, including heavy rain, thunderstorms, tornadoes, and snow. The storm is expected to be at its stronges

entertainment

Black Love On Screen: A Journey Through Time

February 15, 2025

On-screen, Black love has been a powerful force, shaping our views on romance and relationships. It's not just about what we see in our own lives, but also what we watch on TV and in movies. These portrayals have shown us that love can be complex, beautiful, and full of challenges. Let's start with

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LSU's Garrett Nussmeier: A Valentine's Day of Love and Teamwork

February 15, 2025

Garrett Nussmeier, LSU's quarterback, had a busy Valentine's Day. He showed love to his girlfriend and teammates. His Instagram post for Zavion Thomas, a wide receiver, was special. It showed their strong bond. The two had a great connection on and off the field. It was clear they had been playing t

politics

Trump's Big Moves: Schools, Energy, and Layoffs

February 15, 2025

The former president, Donald Trump, made some significant announcements recently. He signed an executive order that stops federal funding for schools and universities that require students to get vaccinated against Covid-19. This move was done to push back against vaccine mandates, which have been a

politics

New York Stands Up to Louisiana's Abortion Ban

February 14, 2025

New York's governor has stepped in to prevent a doctor from being sent to Louisiana. This doctor is accused of sending abortion pills to a teenager in Louisiana. The governor's decision is a big deal because it sets up a potential legal fight. The fight will be about whether states that support abor