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1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Corey Olson

The burgeoning trade war between the U.S. and China has economists, investors, and much of the media in a tizzy. They're worried about a drawn-out standoff that will raise prices, cut off supply chains, and do long-term damage to the U.S. economy. But this battle is not as equal as it is being portrayed. Breitbart News points out that President Trump is engaging China with eyes wide open about where they really stand.

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Cliff Saunders

The stunt pulled by Maryland Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen isn't working. Van Hollen did meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia in El Salvador yesterday. But the man deported by the Trump Administration isn't going anywhere.

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

Education in the United States has been on a gradual decline in the last few decades, and even just since the mid-2000s. A vast majority of current students do not know know how to write a paper in MLA format. Most of them barely know how to contstruct a complete sentence. They do not know the diffference between 'breathe' and 'breath,' and some do not even know the capital of the country. They lack basic knowledge that most of us learned fairly early in school.

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Jarett Lewis

The restaurant industry continues to see challenges with rising costs. Food, labor, and operational expenses are having an impact on the restaurant industry, which is making some businesses have to run a tighter ship. This means possibly bumping up menu prices and cutting employees. According to the National Restaurant Association, food costs for the average restaurant have gone up 29% while labor costs have gone up 31% over the last 4 years.

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Jarett Lewis

Bluebonnet Learning language arts and reading curriculum will cover all Conroe ISD elementary schools for the 2025-26 school year. After the curriculum was approved by the board of trustees at a meeting earlier this year, board members voted 7-0 to approve the curriculum implementation plan for all K-5 classrooms during a meeting earlier this week.