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Modern Tech Meets Ancient Treasures

July 16, 2026

Hybrid gadgets mix real objects with digital overlays, letting people see old relics in new ways. These tools can open up museums and churches to more visitors, but they also raise tricky questions about how faithfully we portray history. Researchers looked at how the word “relic” is described in

entertainment

Community Investigators Turn a Quiet Town Into a Crime Story

July 16, 2026

Prime Video’s latest offering flips the usual crime‑show formula on its head. Rather than a lone detective, it follows a group of high school students and their teacher in a small Tennessee town. Their project, sparked by an old unsolved case known as the Redhead Murden, turns into a real‑life inves

health

Men in the Army May Soon Get Hormone Checks

July 16, 2026

Defense officials are planning a yearly test for low testosterone in soldiers who are 30 years old or older. The check will be part of the routine health reviews that all troops must have. Younger soldiers can opt in if they wish to see how their hormone levels compare. The move was announced by th

technology

Live Shopping: How Fun Features Build Trust and Loyalty

July 16, 2026

A new study looks at how live shopping shows on popular Chinese sites change the way shoppers feel about brands. The researchers used a mix of surveys and data from 500 live‑stream sessions to see what makes people keep coming back. They focused on four key features: how interactive the show i

business

Identity Matters More Than Team Health

July 16, 2026

Many leaders think their teams are stuck because of bad teamwork. They hire a coach, run a workshop, and hope communication will improve. The problem is not the team; it is the leaders’ own identity issues that keep showing up in meetings. When a person feels their personal sense of self is threa

politics

Saying “Godless Communists” About Democratic Socialists

July 16, 2026

Democratic Socialists want a government that works for everyone, not just big businesses. They think the market can be good if it is watched closely and that people should share in the wealth created by companies. This idea is not about ending the U. S. Constitution or making a state ruled by

health

Mind and gut: the link between low mood and slow bowels

July 16, 2026

People often say that stress can upset the stomach, but scientists are digging deeper to see how feeling down might slow digestion. A recent study looked at adults living in a northern region of Iran to find out if those with depression were more likely to have constipation. The researchers gathe

opinion

U. S. in the Global Mirror: What Outsiders Notice

July 16, 2026

People outside America often point out problems that many Americans take for granted. These outsiders see a country that still struggles with deep inequality, a health system that is expensive and uneven, and an education system that can leave students behind. They also notice how the U. S. treats i

technology

In‑Car Cinema: Imax Joins Forces with Goer Dynamics for Premium Vehicle Audio‑Video

July 16, 2026

Imax and the Chinese tech firm Goer Dynamics have joined hands to create a new in‑vehicle entertainment system that will carry the Imax name for the first time. The goal is to roll out production later this year and sell the product to high‑end car makers across China. The partnership is managed thr

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