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ECONOMY

Inflation Expected to Rise in FY26 Driven by Increased Raw Material Costs

Friday, Jan 10

A report indicates that inflation could be a significant concern in FY26 due to rising raw material costs, geopolitical tensions, and currency depreciation.

OPINION & EDITORIALS

Collegiate Football: A Model for Diversity That Universities Should Emulate

Friday, Jan 10

This opinion piece highlights the exemplary diversity efforts in college football and their lessons for higher education's diversity initiatives.

ECONOMY

Vallourec to Distribute Shareholder Dividends After Debt-Free Turnaround

Friday, Jan 10

Vallourec announces dividend distribution to shareholders after achieving zero debt following company restructuring.

WORLD NEWS

Supreme Court Considers TikTok’s Future Amid National Security Concerns

Friday, Jan 10

Supreme Court to deliberate on TikTok's fate, evaluating a law that could mandate its sale or shutdown over security risks.

POLITICS

Trump to Attend Sentencing Remotely Ahead of Presidential Inauguration

Friday, Jan 10

Donald Trump is set to attend his sentencing hearing remotely, marking him as the first former president to be convicted of a crime.

POLITICS

Karen Bass' Fire Communications Fail to Address L.A. Residents' Concerns

Friday, Jan 10

Criticism mounts on Karen Bass for inadequate communication during wildfires, leaving L.A. residents seeking essential updates.

POLITICS

Expert Reveals Donald Trump's Manipulation of Disasters for Political Gain

Friday, Jan 10

Donald Trump's tactics of exploiting crises for political advantage are examined by expert Nicole Hemmer in a revealing interview.

WORLD NEWS

Millennial Shares Impact of Childhood Trauma Linked to Parenting Dynamics

Friday, Jan 10

A woman's journey from childhood trauma to healing illustrates the ongoing impact of parenting styles on mental health.

POLITICS

Zuckerberg's Shift to Musk's Model Poses Risks for Meta's User Experience

Friday, Jan 10

Mark Zuckerberg's decision to end third-party fact-checking mirrors Elon Musk's approach, risking user experience and increased misinformation on Meta platforms.