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Guess the Hidden Middle Names of Famous Alabamians

July 16, 2026

Alabama’s stars are familiar to many, from film actors and sports legends to musicians and public officials. But most people never notice the middle names that complete their full identities. This quiz flips the usual trivia by asking you to match these well‑known figures with their middle names

entertainment

New Show Lets Celebs Try Not to Win

July 16, 2026

A fresh TV series is launching tonight, inviting fans to watch a group of 12 famous people battle it out in both brain‑and body tests. The twist is simple: the last person standing will earn a tongue‑in‑cheek title of “the Nation’s Dumbest. ” The format keeps the audience on their toes. Each chal

celebrities

Celebrating July 16: Stars, Stories, and Surprises

July 16, 2026

July 16 has always been a day where the spotlight turns on a mix of seasoned actors, rising talents, and legendary figures. Today marks the birthdays of several well‑known faces in film and television. The most prominent among them is actress Phoebe Cates, who turns 63. Her middle name, Belle, is a

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

environment

Sunny Skies or Climate Fears? Why Americans Pack Their Bags

July 16, 2026

People across the United States are moving to new states for reasons that go beyond jobs or family. A recent survey shows that about one in five movers cite better weather as the top motive, while nearly a quarter worry about climate hazards like heat waves, droughts, floods and wildfires. Lower liv

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

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

science

The Hidden Role of Wild Fruit in Fighting a Pest

July 16, 2026

In many farms, a tiny fly called the spotted‑wing drosophila eats the best part of fruit. Farmers worry because the fly lays its eggs inside ripe berries, making them unsellable. The growth of these flies depends largely on two things: how hot the weather is and where they can find food. In

health

Heat Watch: LA County’s New Dashboard Helps Spot Hot‑Day Risks

July 16, 2026

The summer heat is hitting Southern California hard, and Los Angeles County has rolled out a fresh online tool to keep an eye on how the temperature is affecting people. The new dashboard, called the Heat‑Related Illness and Mortality Dashboard, shows up-to-date numbers on how many people are visiti

politics

Red States Face Low Ranking in New “Worst Places” List

July 16, 2026

Fox News commentator Laura Ingraham reacted strongly to a CNBC study that listed states mostly won by former President Trump among the least desirable places to live. She questioned how such a ranking could be accurate and said it seemed designed to criticize conservative areas. Ingraham refer