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Dad vs Dad: A Political Showdown at a First Family Meet‑Up

July 16, 2026

A couple who have been together for four years decided it was time to bring their parents together. The families live far apart, so they spent a lot of effort arranging the first visit. The bride‑to‑be was hopeful that her dad and her boyfriend’s dad would get along, but the meeting quickly turned i

politics

School Choice Sparks Debate Over Florida’s Public Schools

July 16, 2026

Gwen Graham, who once served in Congress and now partners with gubernatorial candidate David Jolly, stepped onto a stage in Tallahassee to voice concerns about Florida’s education system. The event, hosted by the progressive group Leon County Indivisible, marked one of her early appearances on the n

science

No Leak at South Africa’s Only Nuclear Plant

July 16, 2026

The nuclear watchdog in South Africa says that three incidents at its sole power station did not release any radioactive material into the outside world. The events happened on June 30, July 2 and July 7 when a loss of power cut the ventilation systems during routine maintenance. Inside the Ko

weather

Kerr County Faces Rapid River Rise and Evacuations

July 16, 2026

The Guadalupe River has surged dramatically, forcing residents of Kerr County to evacuate as floodwaters swallow roads and bridges. Emergency officials have declared a Flash Flood Emergency that will last until 11:30 a. m. , warning people to move to higher ground. Rescue teams are already dep

opinion

Foreign Gifts: When Money Becomes a Hidden Hand

July 16, 2026

American colleges thrive when ideas bounce freely and research follows facts, not politics. Yet a new wave of overseas donations is slipping in with strings that can pull the direction of campuses. The problem isn’t foreign money itself; it’s when a giver demands influence over speakers, courses or

politics

Future of Defense Depends on Hands‑On Jobs

July 16, 2026

The way wars are fought is changing fast, and experts say the U. S. must prepare its factories and labs as well as its soldiers to stay ahead. A recent summit in Pennsylvania brought together leaders from defense, unions, business and finance to discuss how the nation can build a new industrial base

technology

Amazon Brings Satellite Internet to South Africa While Musk Voices Opposition

July 16, 2026

Amazon has announced a partnership with local provider Herotel to launch satellite‑based broadband in South Africa, the first such deal for the company on the continent. The move follows criticism from Elon Musk, who says he cannot use his Starlink service there because of the country’s affirmative‑

business

Pixel Art RPG “Trace of the Wind” Gets Worldwide Deal

July 16, 2026

Neptune has signed a global publishing contract with developer Sextant for the mobile fantasy role‑playing game “Trace of the Wind. ” The title blends classic pixel graphics with a deep storyline and world‑building. Players battle in turn‑based fights that use elemental strengths and can switc

art

A Sky‑High Canvas: Denver’s New Light‑Glowing Mountain Sculpture

July 16, 2026

In the heart of Denver, a gigantic art piece has finally taken shape over the city’s convention center after more than five years of planning. The work, called “Mountains and Rivers Without End, ” was created by California sculptor Cliff Garten and costs about $1. 8 million. It stretches 145 feet lo

opinion

Venice Biennale: The US Pavilion That Said Nothing

July 16, 2026

The Venice Biennale is a big art event held every two years. Countries bring their best artists to show what they stand for. The United States usually uses this chance to share its values. This time, the US artist was chosen by a new group. The usual experts from the National Endowment for the Arts