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Why Climate Change Beliefs Persist Despite Facts

December 26, 2025

The recent UN climate summit in Brazil sparked discussions about the shifting attitudes towards climate change. Some argue that the intense focus on climate alarmism is fading. For instance, Europe's green energy policies have cut emissions but have also hurt the economy. Meanwhile, figures like Don

celebrities

King Charles III's Christmas Broadcast: A Royal Tradition

December 25, 2025

King Charles III is set to deliver his annual Christmas Day speech from the historic Westminster Abbey. This tradition is a big deal, as it's one of the few times the king can share his personal thoughts without government input. The speech is expected to touch on the theme of pilgrimage, fitting fo

religion

A Call for Kindness: Pope Leo XIV's Christmas Message

December 25, 2025

Pope Leo XIV, the first U. S. pope, made his debut Christmas speech to a crowd of 26, 000 people. He stood on the loggia above St. Peter's Square, delivering the traditional "Urbi et Orbi" address. This speech is a summary of the world's struggles. The pope emphasized the importance of empathy and

health

Feeling Alone at Work: How Tech Changes the Game for Older Workers

December 25, 2025

Older workers, those 50 and up, often feel left out at work. This isn't just about having fewer friends at the office. It's about feeling like they don't belong. This can make them feel sad, less interested in their jobs, and less productive. Why is this happening? One big reason is technology. The

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Rural Health Funding: A Closer Look at the $50 Billion Question

December 25, 2025

Rural health care is in dire need of support. A $50 billion fund is up for grabs, but states are in the dark about how it will be split. By the end of December, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) must reveal its plans for this money. Half of the fund is already earmarked, with each

technology

Unlocking the Power of CRISPR in Enzyme Creation

December 25, 2025

CRISPR is a game-changer in the world of science. It's a tool that lets researchers tweak genes with incredible precision. Right now, it's being used to create better enzymes, but we're just scratching the surface of what it can do. Enzymes are like tiny workers in our bodies. They help speed up ch

politics

Utah's Christmas Wish List: Politicians, Fans, and More

December 24, 2025

Utah's leaders and residents have quite the Christmas wish list this year. From politicians to sports fans, everyone has their eyes on Santa. Gov. Spencer Cox is hoping for a snowy New Year. He's been promoting kindness and respect through his "Disagree Better" campaign. A snowy New Year would be a

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Helping Hands in Lincoln County After Storms

December 24, 2025

Lincoln County is stepping up to help residents after recent storms. A Winter Storm Resource Center will open its doors in Libby next week. It will be at the Memorial Events Center on E. Lincoln Blvd. The center will be open from noon to 8 p. m. on Dec. 29 and Dec. 30. People can visit to get info

crime

A Tragic Blast at a Pennsylvania Nursing Home

December 24, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, a gas explosion rocked a nursing home in Bristol Township, Pennsylvania, on a seemingly ordinary Tuesday. The blast, which occurred around 2:15 p. m. , caused part of the Bristol Health and Rehab Center to collapse, trapping an unknown number of people inside. The afte

technology

How the U. S. Military is Preparing for Future Wars with AI

December 24, 2025

The U. S. military is stepping up its game with a new AI tool called GenAI. mil. This platform, powered by Google Gemini, is designed to help service members and Department of War workers get comfortable with AI. It's like a training ground where they can experiment and learn how to use AI in their