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Flu Season: What's Up with the New Strain?

December 22, 2025

The flu season is about to get more intense. Experts warn that a new strain, called subclade K, is making things worse. This strain popped up after the current flu vaccine was made. Even so, getting vaccinated is still the best way to stay safe. The U. K. is seeing a lot of flu hospitalizations. Th

education

Books That Dare to Challenge: A Look at Banned Reads in the US

December 22, 2025

In the United States, books are often challenged and banned, especially in schools and libraries. The American Library Association (ALA) reports that in 2024, there were 821 attempts to ban books. These attempts are not just from parents but also from pressure groups and decision-makers. The most co

sports

Coach's Mistake: A Lesson in Sportsmanship

December 22, 2025

Ed Cooley, the head coach of Georgetown's men's basketball team, found himself in hot water after a heated moment during a recent game. In the aftermath of a narrow loss to Xavier, Cooley's frustration got the better of him. He tossed a water bottle towards the stands, accidentally hitting a young c

celebrities

James Ransone: A Life Beyond the Screen

December 22, 2025

James Ransone, known for his roles in "The Wire" and "It: Chapter Two, " passed away at 46, leaving behind a legacy that goes beyond his acting career. His journey was marked by personal struggles and a deep connection to his craft. Ransone's final TV appearance was in "Poker Face, " airing in June

crime

A Glimpse into the Mind of a Suspect

December 22, 2025

A man, once known to a physics professor, has been linked to a tragic shooting at Brown University and the death of an MIT professor. The suspect, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, left a trail of violence that shocked the academic community. Valente, a Portuguese national, was found dead in New Hampsh

celebrities

A Star's Journey Cut Short: Remembering James Ransone

December 22, 2025

James Ransone, a familiar face in many films and TV shows, left this world too soon. He was only 46 years old when he passed away on December 19. The cause of his death was suicide, as confirmed by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, on June 2, 1979, Ransone had a

technology

ChatGPT Takes Over Campuses: A Smart Move or a Risky Bet?

December 22, 2025

OpenAI has made a big splash in the education world. They've sold over 700, 000 ChatGPT licenses to about 35 public universities. That's a lot of students and teachers getting access to AI help. Microsoft's Copilot, on the other hand, isn't as popular among students, even though it's often bundled w

education

Building Skills: Columbia Falls Eyes New Trades Academy

December 22, 2025

Columbia Falls School District is pushing for a new charter school focused on trades. This isn't just any new idea; it's building on something they've already been doing well. For years, students from Columbia Falls have been working with Glacier National Park. They build cabins and other structures

opinion

Raising Free Thinkers: A New Approach to Parenting and Society

December 22, 2025

Parenting styles have long been debated, but one philosophy stands out for its focus on freedom and respect. This approach rejects old-school methods like spanking and yelling, opting instead for empathy and cooperation. Traditional parenting often mirrors oppressive systems, teaching kids to obey w

education

Mixing Old and New: How Photography Basics Can Boost Your Skills

December 22, 2025

Photography has changed a lot in the last 50 years. Cameras now have features that were once only dreamed of. But here's a thought: sometimes, using older methods can make you a better photographer. Modern cameras do a lot of the work for you. They focus, adjust exposure, and even recognize subject