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Rising From the Crash: How a 2008 Class Shaped Crypto and Equality

July 16, 2026

The year 2008 was a turning point for many young lawyers. One graduate, already promised a job at a big firm, found herself standing in the middle of a financial storm when Lehman Brothers fell. While most firms suffered mass layoffs, her firm survived, and she began to see the crisis as a doorway r

crime

Stabbing at Utah Mall Sparks Fear of Targeted Hate

July 16, 2026

A 48‑year‑old man was taken into custody in Utah after a violent encounter at the Valley Fair Mall. The attacker, Peter Michael Larsen, stabbed a Muslim employee multiple times, claiming he chose the victim because of his faith. Authorities say the attack happened just before 3 p. m. on July 13, whe

health

Boosting Egypt’s Antibiotic Care with Online Learning

July 16, 2026

A new online training program is helping doctors in Egypt learn how to use antibiotics more wisely. The course was created by a partnership between the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy and the World Health Organization in Egypt. It includes a set of lessons that learners can comp

crime

Unexpected Crash Hits Local Sports Bar Sign

July 16, 2026

A recent video shows a driver, trying to escape police, careening into the sign of a sports bar in Myrtle Beach. The incident involved 59‑year‑old William Moore, who was pursued after authorities discovered stolen license plates from Georgia. While speeding, the officer decided it was safer to

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

Tribes Without Official Status Face Big Hurdles

July 16, 2026

The Chinook people still gather on a small spit of land in Willapa Bay, Washington, to celebrate the first salmon catch. They sing, dance, and offer fish remains to honor ancestors who once performed similar rites there long ago. The setting looks different from 150 years ago, but the spirit of the

health

Cervical Health in the ART Era: What the Numbers Say

July 16, 2026

In recent years, women with HIV and those without have seen a sharp drop in cervical cancer rates across the United States. Researchers wanted to understand how living with HIV and having a weakened immune system affect the likelihood of abnormal cervical cell changes, especially now that antiretrov

entertainment

A New Crime Western Hits the Ground in Texas

July 16, 2026

The 2026 TV landscape sees a fresh crime western that mixes the grit of drug wars with the sharp wit of classic film dialogue. The series, set in the Dallas‑Fort Worth area, follows a former Tulsa kingpin who moves north to build his own crew. The lead, played by Samuel L. Jackson, carries a swagger

education

Rosenwald’s Dream: A Museum That Belongs to Everyone

July 16, 2026

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry buzzes with kids who love hands‑on experiments, echoing the vision of its founder, Julius Rosenwald. He was a successful businessman who ran Sears, Roebuck and Co. , but he never wanted the museum to carry his name. His goal was simple: create a place tha

science

Tendons in Middle‑Age Rats Handle Overload Differently

July 14, 2026

In the world of animal studies, researchers often look at how aging tissues behave under stress. Tendons in young rats, about three months old, show a clear pattern: after eight weeks of extra load they get stronger, but by sixteen weeks the tissue starts to break down and loses its strength. Sci