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How Teams Really Win the Tour de France Team Time Trial

July 4, 2026

The Tour de France’s team time trial looks like a smooth, synchronized effort on TV—eight riders gliding as one, tucked low into their bikes, swapping turns at the front like a well-oiled machine. But behind the scenes, it’s a brutal test of endurance, strategy, and sheer willpower. Unlike regular r

science

The secret science behind fireworks' bright colors

July 4, 2026

Every year, people gather to watch tiny explosions light up the sky in dazzling colors. This tradition turns entire nights into vivid shows, especially around national holidays. But those vibrant reds, greens, and blues aren’t just random bursts of light—they’re the result of chemistry in action. F

opinion

Obesity care matters just like any other health treatment

July 4, 2026

Healthcare shouldn't treat obesity differently. For too long, people with this chronic condition faced barriers to treatment, especially those with limited incomes. New medications can help manage obesity, yet many can't get them because their insurance won't cover it or they can't pay out-of-pocket

lifestyle

Backyard dreams: How Bay Area homes turn small spaces into big escapes

July 4, 2026

Bay Area backyards mean more than just grass and fences. For many locals, these outdoor spots are like extra living rooms—somewhere to unwind, play, or even grow food. Kids treat them like adventure zones while adults use them for quiet mornings with coffee or weekend barbecues. Even renters with ti

technology

Big TV discounts this weekend - smart buy or waste of cash?

July 4, 2026

Stores love summer for a reason - it's when last year's TV models become yesterday's news. Fourth of July weekend brings fresh price cuts, pushing shoppers to upgrade before the new stock arrives. Some deals look too good to miss: a 75-inch screen dropping from $800 to $548, or a high-end Samsung OL

entertainment

The Rise and Fall of Chippendales: A Story of Ambition and Conflict

July 4, 2026

The story of Chippendales isn't just about male dancers shaking their moves—it's a tale of ambition, rivalry, and the dark side of success. Set in 1980s Los Angeles, the show follows Steve Banerjee, an Indian immigrant who spots a gap in the market and turns Chippendales into America's first big mal

crime

When hate speech turns violent: A look at two shocking 2025 attacks near Oceanside Pier

July 4, 2026

On a June evening in 2025, three strangers with a shared hateful ideology targeted five people in two separate but connected attacks near Oceanside Pier. Their common thread? Not personal conflict, but a shared belief in racial superiority that led to unprovoked violence. The first attack happened

lifestyle

A small-town athlete’s tough choices

July 4, 2026

David Hoffmann grew up in a tight-knit town where sports meant everything. He wasn’t just good—he was the star quarterback in football, a standout in baseball, and a key player in basketball. All three teams counted on him as their captain. Between the three sports, he barely had time to breathe, le

politics

A Look Inside France’s Political and Economic Crossroads

July 4, 2026

France stands at a turning point as the 2027 presidential election looms, bringing financial and political challenges to the surface. Christine Lagarde, head of the European Central Bank, has hinted that her future could take an unexpected turn. With her current role ending in 2027, she hasn’t ruled

entertainment

Life in El Nido: Four Families and a Coyote Share a Changing Neighborhood

July 4, 2026

In "Coyoteland, " Vanessa Hua takes readers to El Nido, a fictional East Bay suburb near Berkeley, where four very different families share the same space but live in vastly different realities. The Belles, a wealthy white family, are trying to expand their property while stretching their resources