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Severe Winter Storm Engulfs Central U.S. with Snow, Ice, and Frigid Temperatures

Sunday, Jan 05

A major winter storm is hitting the central U.S. with heavy snow, ice, and plunging temperatures, causing significant travel disruptions and emergency declarations.

TECHNOLOGY

Preserve Family Memories with Kodak Slide N Scan Scanner Now on Sale

Sunday, Jan 05

Digitize family memories with the Kodak Slide N Scan scanner, now on sale for $164.97. Save precious photos before they're forgotten!

SPORTS

Jeremiyah Love set to start for Notre Dame in Orange Bowl against Penn State

Sunday, Jan 05

Jeremiyah Love is expected to lead Notre Dame's ground game in the Orange Bowl against Penn State after recovering from a knee injury.

POLITICS

Parents Losing Faith in School Mid-Day Meal Program Amid Food Safety Concerns

Sunday, Jan 05

Recent incidents of food contamination in India's mid-day meal scheme are eroding parental trust in this crucial nutrition program for children.

POLITICS

Asian American Businesswoman Files Racial Bias Lawsuit Against PayPal

Sunday, Jan 05

An Asian American woman sues PayPal for racial bias after being excluded from a minority investment program, claiming significant financial losses.

POLITICS

2025 Resolutions: Embracing Physical Media and Fostering Consistency

Sunday, Jan 05

In 2025, a writer commits to buying more physical media and improving consistency in their newsletter after a challenging year.

WORLD NEWS

Napoli secures 3-point lead in Serie A with decisive victory over Fiorentina

Sunday, Jan 05

Napoli tops Serie A with a 3-0 victory against Fiorentina, boosting their lead amid fierce competition.

POLITICS

Warriors reportedly won't pursue Jimmy Butler amid trade rumors

Sunday, Jan 05

The Warriors will not pursue Jimmy Butler, citing salary challenges and prioritizing existing assets.

POLITICS

Ohio Teacher Secures $450,000 Settlement Over Pronoun Controversy

Sunday, Jan 05

An Ohio teacher wins a $450,000 settlement after refusing to use students' preferred pronouns, sparking debates on personal beliefs vs. school policies.