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An 84‑year‑old senator has been out of the Senate for nearly a month after a fall, and his limited updates have sparked calls from both sides of the aisle for more openness about what’s going on. He told reporters that he did not suffer a broken bone or serious injury, but beyond that he has said

Banana Ball Fun Draws Fans to Wrigley Field

A crowd of curious visitors gathered outside Wrigley Field on Saturday, not for the usual baseball but for a quirky twist on the sport. Three women who openly admit they dislike traditional baseball showed up in red flame gear to cheer the opposing Savannah Bananas team, the Firefighters. They

Buffalo News Highlights: From Health Hurdles to Stadium Sidewalks

The latest from Buffalo shows a mix of community concerns and local developments. First, patients with Parkinson’s feel let down when a major insurer stops covering boxing therapy—a treatment many say helps them stay active. The move sparks debate about the value of alternative therapies in chronic

Pennies for Politicians: Why New Jersey’s Pension Problem Is a Promise Issue

The real trouble in New Jersey isn’t that teachers have pensions. It is that state leaders from every party have kept missing the money they promised to pay for those pensions. Governors and lawmakers started this pattern with Christine Todd Whitman and have carried it on until the most recent admin

The US Soccer Team’s New Goal: Winning Cups and Growing the Game

The U. S. men’s national soccer squad is aiming to lift trophies after missing out on a World Cup title this summer. The focus now shifts from just preparing for the next big global event to winning regional competitions that can boost confidence and experience. The coaching staff is looking for

Wrexham’s Big American Return

Ryan Reynolds and co‑owner Rob Mac have turned a tiny Welsh club into a talking point in English football. The team climbed from the fifth tier to the Championship under their guidance, and now they’re heading back to the United States for a summer tour. The schedule is packed: they start with Leeds

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New Insurance Plan Aims to Help South Carolina Bars Beat Rising Costs

The South Carolina Bar and Tavern Association has teamed up with Ragnar Hospitality to offer a fresh way for bars and restaurants to get liquor‑liability coverage. The move comes after many owners complained that insurance costs keep climbing, even though lawmakers tried to help last year. Ragnar

A Fresh Start for the New Prime Minister

Andy Burnham has finished his first week in office with a clear message. He opened the new No 10 North building in Manchester and brought together regional mayors and ministers. The event was a sign that he plans to shift power from London to the regions. In his first days, Burnham announced a few

Trump Cuts Green Grants, Says Politics Was the Reason

The federal government has admitted that it stopped paying for green energy projects in 16 states because those states voted for a particular presidential candidate. The money, amounting to $7. 6 billion, was meant for clean‑energy projects that could help people and the planet. Instead of looking a