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Crypto insurance steps up as digital money gets bigger

June 20, 2026

The world now counts over 700 million people holding some form of cryptocurrency, yet less than two percent of those digital coins have any insurance at all. Last year alone, scammers walked away with seventeen billion dollars from crypto users, proving that the need for safety nets in this space is

politics

Can colleges force you to use certain words?

June 20, 2026

A new legal fight is brewing over whether public universities can punish students or staff for not using someone's preferred pronouns. The lawsuit targets the University of California system, arguing that its rules on names and pronouns cross into forced speech. Critics say this turns basic conversa

sports

Local teens shine as final sports awards are announced

June 20, 2026

This week marked the last set of Athletes of the Week for the 2025-2026 high school sports season in Cincinnati. Readers voted online until June 19 for their favorite performances. Winners can now grab their certificates and add their photos to an online showcase. The voting covered high school spo

business

The Real Score Behind Sports Betting: Why Big Numbers Don’t Tell the Whole Story

June 20, 2026

Sports betting in the U. S. has exploded from a tiny niche to a giant industry in just a few years. What started as a few hundred million dollars in 2018 now pulls in over $13 billion annually. The rapid growth isn’t just about more people betting—it’s about how betting itself has become a normal pa

sports

Farm kid turned pro golfer faces tough breaks at U. S. Open

June 20, 2026

Growing up on a chicken farm taught William Mouw more than how to handle feathers and feed. The 25-year veteran of the pro golf tour spent decades shoveling manure before sunrise, gathering eggs before school, and learning that hard work isn’t always glamorous. Now he’s 3, 000 miles from those chore

education

Is Alaska moving too fast away from its local schools?

June 20, 2026

Alaska will close 12 more schools this year, adding pressure on families who depend on neighborhood education. While some leaders praise charter schools and homeschooling, they often forget how many households need the safety net of their local public school. Alaska’s rising cost of living means man

entertainment

Tech toys vs. old-school play: What parents get wrong

June 20, 2026

The latest Toy Story film shows how digital gadgets are changing the way kids interact— mostly in ways that surprise parents. Bonnie, the new owner of Woody and Buzz, doesn’t fall for the shiny Lilypad tablet at first. While other children around her zone out on glowing screens, she builds her own s

business

SpaceX gets solid credit ratings but stock still takes a dip

June 20, 2026

SpaceX just earned high marks from three big credit agencies, meaning they're seen as financially stable enough to pay their bills. That’s usually good news for investors, but the company’s stock still dropped 3. 6% on Thursday, even though it’s still worth more than when it first started trading at

technology

How Tech is Changing the Way We Experience the U. S. Open

June 20, 2026

The U. S. Open isn’t just about the swings and putts anymore. Thanks to a wave of new digital tools, fans are getting a deeper look at the game than ever before. Some of these changes started with the women’s tournament, but now they’re making their mark on the main event. Whether you're on the cour

education

Talking About Death in Schools: Why It Should Happen More

June 20, 2026

School plays a big role in shaping how kids learn and grow, not just in subjects like math or science, but also in understanding life’s tougher topics. Yet death and dying rarely come up in class discussions. Many schools struggle to find the right way to include these conversations in lessons. With