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Senator Collins' voting record raises serious concerns

June 29, 2026

Senator Susan Collins has cast 10,000 votes—a numerical milestone that masks a troubling legacy. Her decisions have not merely shaped policy; they have eroded democratic safeguards and exacerbated inequality, leaving a trail of controversial legacies in their wake. A Broken Promise on Reproductive...

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New Face, Same Old Challenges for Argentina’s Government

June 29, 2026

The President’s Bold Move In a dramatic reshuffle, Argentina’s president has appointed the interior minister as the new cabinet chief—replacing his predecessor who resigned amid allegations of financial misconduct. The transition begins this week, but the government’s troubles run deeper than a si...

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Why Many Queer Alaskans Feel Done With Voting — And One Candidate Who Might Change Their Minds

June 29, 2026

For the LGBTQIA2S+ community across the state, this Pride Month is less about celebration and more about a hard truth: visibility alone won’t secure their future. -- The Unseen Fight Across Alaska, over 65 LGBTQIA2S+ individuals—artists, educators, shop owners, and activists—are stepping into th...

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Gingrich and Trump: Hair That Says “No Change”

June 29, 2026

Callista Gingrich’s platinum bob stayed rigid even on a windy Swiss runway, sparking jokes that it might be made of fiberglass. The look matched the air‑storm‑proof style of President Donald Trump, who kept his own hair in a towering, high‑volume shape that many joked looked like a small hill. Both...

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A New Way to Honor Loved Ones

June 29, 2026

People can share the story of someone they lost by sending an obituary in several ways. They may email a form, use an online portal, or call the office for help. The message must include the person’s name, a short biography, and a picture if possible. The paper offers discounts when the notice ...

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Santa Fe’s New Night Market: Food, Art and Music Under the Stars

June 29, 2026

When & Where Kickoff Celebration: July 18, 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. at The Kitchen Table Santa Fe First Official Market: August 8, 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. at the Santa Fe Railyard Both evenings are free. -- What to Expect Food stalls & trucks featuring local cuisine Handmade goods from over 80...

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Surging Street Syndicates: Europe’s Hidden Criminal Army

June 29, 2026

Key Facts 400 000 people are now involved in criminal networks that operate openly like businesses. This represents a five‑fold rise over the last two years. 731 gangs identified as the most dangerous, many moving between countries and merging into new formations. Between 2024‑2026: 623 ga...

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How Schools Shape What Kids Think About Right and Wrong

June 29, 2026

A Warning from the Classroom A leading British educator has sparked debate by suggesting that Western schools are shaping young minds to perceive the world through an increasingly narrow and divisive lens. During a recent talk, she highlighted troubling trends—such as public hesitation to interven...

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Texas teens will soon learn money skills in school. Will it make a difference?

June 29, 2026

Starting this fall, Texas high school freshmen will walk into a mandatory personal finance class—a first for the state. The decision comes after years of debate over whether schools should arm students with real-world money skills, a concept most adults still struggle to master. The Financial Lite...

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XRP’s Slide to $1: A Quick Look at the Market Shake‑Up

June 29, 2026

XRP has slipped close to the $1 mark, a level that feels like a barrier for many traders. The drop happened during a broad market sell‑off, which pushed investors to cut back on their crypto holdings. After the brief bounce back, worries grew that XRP might face a deeper fall. The selling pressure ...

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Summer Heat Hits Cleveland, Bring Suns and Swelter

June 29, 2026

Monday Bright, warm start with the sun up early. High: ~88 °F; dew point ~70 °F → sticky, blanket‑like air. Night: clouds drift in then clear; temps drop to mid‑70s. Tuesday Noon Onward Heat advisory across Northeast Ohio. Forecast: highs in the mid‑90s for several days; heat index u...

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Bitcoin’s Price Puzzle: Is the Bottom Near or Still Ahead?

June 29, 2026

Samson Mow, known for his bold predictions about bitcoin, believes the market has already hit its lowest point. He points out that bitcoin reached an all‑time high just 37 days before the April 2024 halving, a pattern that suggests the usual four‑year cycle may have sped up. Mow argues that if cycle...

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Summer Fun at the Staten Island Kids Museum

June 29, 2026

-- 📅 Event Calendar Highlights | Day | Time | Activity | |--||-| | Every Wednesday | 3:15 pm – 4:00 pm | Boogie Woogie Series – Dance styles from around the world (Zumba Kids, Caribbean steel drums). • July 22 – Russian troupe• July 29 – Mexican group | | Thursday Afternoons | 4:00 pm – 4:45 ...

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Sony’s Plans for Future Gaming: What’s Next?

June 29, 2026

For decades, Sony has reigned supreme in the world of home gaming consoles. But now, the tech giant is hinting at a bold evolution—one that could redefine how we play entirely. Beyond the Big Screen: A Handheld Future? Recent remarks from a key Sony executive suggest the company isn’t just doubli...

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Meet Jefferson Lerma: Colombian Midfielder with Global Dreams

June 29, 2026

```markdown From Valle del Cauca to the World: The Unyielding Rise of Jefferson Lerma A Small-Town Dream Ignites in Colombia Jefferson Lerma’s journey began not in the neon-lit stadiums of Europe, but in the modest streets of El Cerrito, a small town nestled in Colombia’s Valle del Cauca regi...

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What makes a basketball legend? For one Aggie, it wasn't just stats

June 29, 2026

From Benchwarmer to Record-Breaker Some athletes rise to fame quietly. Others leave a trail of records and jerseys hanging in halls. Anita Maxwell did both. She never set out to become New Mexico State’s basketball GOAT—she just showed up, played relentlessly, and never left the spotlight. The ...

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How Lautaro Martinez’s roots shaped his journey to football stardom

June 29, 2026

```markdown Lautaro Martínez: From Milk Sales to World Cup Glory A Humble Beginning in a Basketball-Dominated City In the Argentine city of Bahía Blanca—a place more celebrated for basketball than football—Lautaro Martínez chose an unlikely path to greatness: the beautiful game. His family’s ...

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Manchester United’s New Soccer Hiring Plan Explained

June 29, 2026

The End of the One-Man Show Behind the scenes of Old Trafford, a transformation as significant as a starting lineup overhaul is taking place—not on the pitch, but in the boardrooms and data labs where Manchester United now selects its players. The old system, where a single voice dictated transfer...

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World Cup 2026 Host Spotlight: How Santa Clara Won Hearts Beyond the Big Names

June 29, 2026

```markdown Santa Clara’s World Cup Secret: When Niche Fandom Outshone the Stars The Underdog Stadium Packed with Passion Santa Clara may not have hosted Argentina or England, but that didn’t stop over 68,000 fans from flooding Levi’s Stadium—just a few hundred short of its maximum capacity. ...

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How a local teen became one of wrestling’s most trusted voices in the ring

June 29, 2026

It was just another small toy event in New Jersey—until the past resurfaced. Decades ago, a modest shop named Farpoint Toys & Collectibles became an unlikely stepping stone in WWE legend Mike Chioda’s journey to the wrestling big leagues. Back in the 1970s, a young employee at the store helped his ...