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Myanmar's Tough Vote Amid Chaos and Hunger

December 28, 2025

Myanmar is holding elections, but the country is in a tough spot. A civil war has been going on since 2021 when the military took over and removed the elected government. This has made life really hard for many people. The situation is dire. Over 20 million people, nearly half the population, need

lifestyle

Celebrities' Property Moves: A Closer Look

December 28, 2025

In 2025, celebrities across Australia have been busy buying and selling properties, much like any other homeowner. From actors to athletes, many famous faces have made significant property transactions this year. Rebel Wilson, the popular actress and comedian, recently sold her Balmain investment p

lifestyle

Smart Shopping: Best Post-Christmas Deals to Snag

December 27, 2025

The holiday season is winding down. The decorations are coming down, and the leftovers are almost gone. Now is the perfect time to treat yourself to something nice. Retailers are eager to clear out their inventory, and that means big discounts on a wide range of items. If you missed out on Black Fr

politics

Unveiling Russia: Five Books That Challenge Our Understanding

December 27, 2025

Russia's recent years have been tough, with tight internet controls and many people charged with serious crimes. But, there's been a silver lining: new books that help us understand Russia better. Here are five books that offer fresh insights. Lana Estemirova's "Please Live: The Chechen Wars, My Mo

health

Vaccine Ingredients Under the Microscope: What's the Deal with Aluminum?

December 26, 2025

Health officials are taking a closer look at aluminum salts in vaccines, sparking discussions and debates. This ingredient, used as an adjuvant to boost immune response, has been deemed safe for nearly a century. Yet, recent scrutiny from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the

celebrities

Barron Trump: From Campus Oddity to White House Resident

December 26, 2025

Barron Trump, the youngest son of former President Donald Trump, has made quite a shift in his college life. He started at NYU's Stern School of Business in New York but has since moved to the D. C. campus. This change came with some interesting perks and challenges. At first, Barron was a bit of a

lifestyle

Keeping the Past Alive in Saguache

December 26, 2025

In the small town of Saguache, Colorado, a unique newspaper called the Saguache Crescent is still printed using old-fashioned methods. The publisher, Dean Coombs, uses a 1920 linotype machine and a 1915 printing press to create the weekly paper. This might seem odd, but it works for the town's 550 r

politics

Journalists Take the Leap to Independent Media in 2025

December 25, 2025

The media world is changing fast. In 2025, many well-known journalists left big networks to start their own independent platforms. This shift gave them more freedom to share their opinions without corporate rules. Jim Acosta, a former CNN anchor, left his job after being given a late-night time slo

environment

Michigan's Environmental Battles: A Year in Review

December 25, 2025

Michigan faced a tough year in 2025, with environmental issues taking center stage. From data centers to water crises, the state saw its fair share of challenges. But amidst these struggles, there were also stories of resilience and innovation. The rise of data centers in Michigan sparked controver

crime

Fenerbahce's Leader in Hot Water: What's the Deal?

December 25, 2025

In a surprising turn of events, the head of Fenerbahce, a big name in Turkish sports, was held in Istanbul on Wednesday. This comes as part of a bigger drug probe that's been making waves, involving well-known figures from entertainment and media. Sadettin Saran, who holds both Turkish and U. S. cit