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Uncovering the Black Death's Hidden Spark

December 14, 2025

The Black Death, a brutal plague that swept through Europe from 1346 to 1353, left behind a trail of devastation. It's estimated that it wiped out a huge chunk of the population. This wasn't the only time the plague struck. It has popped up in different places and times, like in India in the late 18

sports

CU Buffaloes: Time to Rethink the Game Plan

December 14, 2025

The CU Buffaloes have had a rough year, and it's time to take a hard look at what's going on. The team's performance has been lackluster, and the athletic department is facing a big financial shortfall. This is a wake-up call for the university to reassess its priorities. The Buffs' 3-9 record this

politics

Tensions Rise: Israeli Leader Blames Australian PM for Rising Hate

December 14, 2025

In a heated exchange, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pointed fingers at Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. He claimed that Australia's backing for a Palestinian state is making things worse for Jewish people in Australia. This came after a tragic shooting at a Jewish celebration

crime

Sydney Shooting Sparks Global Antisemitism Concerns

December 14, 2025

A recent shooting in Sydney has brought attention to the growing issue of antisemitism worldwide. The incident occurred during a Jewish holiday event at Bondi Beach, leaving at least 11 people dead and nearly 30 injured. Australian officials have labeled the attack as terrorism. Israeli Prime Minis

lifestyle

Rediscovering the Joy of Sunday Drives: A Solo Adventure

December 14, 2025

Sunday drives are making a comeback. For some, it's a nostalgic throwback. For others, it's a new way to explore. Either way, it's a simple pleasure that's gaining popularity. It's not just about getting from point A to point B. It's about the journey. The scenery. The freedom. It's a chance to unp

politics

The Price of Pride: How Titles Almost Toppled a Nation

December 14, 2025

In 1789, the United States faced a peculiar debate. The question wasn't about laws or rights, but about what to call the president. John Adams, then vice president, led the charge for grand titles like "His Elective Highness" or "His Majesty. " He believed the president deserved a title that reflect

health

Navigating Tough Talks: Health Workers Share Their Experiences

December 14, 2025

Healthcare workers often face tough conversations with patients who have doubts about vaccines. Nurses and doctors try to explain the benefits and risks in a way that respects patients' concerns. They say it's important to listen and understand where patients are coming from, not just give them fact

environment

Keeping Tabs on Snow: How New Tech is Helping Colorado Track Water

December 14, 2025

Colorado is stepping up its game when it comes to tracking snow and water. Two lawmakers, Rep. Jeff Hurd and Rep. Joe Neguse, have teamed up to push a bill through Congress. This bill aims to update how the U. S. monitors snowpack, which is crucial for predicting water supply. The bill, called the

lifestyle

The Clutch Bag That's Everywhere Right Now

December 14, 2025

This winter, a new bag style is stealing the spotlight. It’s not the usual big, bulky bags. Instead, people are going for sleek, long clutches. These bags are popping up everywhere, from Hollywood to royal outings. Stars like Shay Mitchell, Jennifer Lopez, and even Kate Middleton have been seen with

politics

Troops in Trouble: A Look at Recent Events in Syria

December 13, 2025

In a sudden turn of events, two U. S. soldiers and a civilian interpreter lost their lives in Syria. This happened during a counterterrorism mission in Palmyra. The U. S. believes the Islamic State group might be behind this attack. A lone gunman opened fire, but was killed shortly after. Three othe